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Competitors put their strength to the test in the Caber Toss.
Celtic traditions shine proudly at Old Westbury Gardens
Old Westbury Gardens lush grounds fill once again with those unmistakable bagpipe sounds and spectacle during a revamped edition of its annual summer festival, on Aug. 24. more
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Junior Ambassadors from the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor will get the chance to observe the coalition’s growing oyster garden.
Introducing the next generation of oyster gardeners
The Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor is set to offer a hands-on educational experience for its Junior Ambassadors with an upcoming oyster gardening event. Scheduled for Aug. 11,, the event will … more
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The Learning Commons will offer students an array of opportunities to expand their STEAM learning, while also maintaining its old role as the school library.
Mill Neck School for the Deaf opens new facility
The Mill Neck Manor School for the Deaf recently announced the near-completion its new Learning Commons, a state-of-the-art STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics) facility … more
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The Village of Sea Cliff is planning to make residents able to pay their tickets digitally, with the goal of making the payment process easier for community members.
Digitizing the ticketing process
The Village of Sea Cliff is taking significant strides toward modernizing its administrative processes by transitioning to a digital ticket payment system. The initiative, discussed during the … more
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Artist Joan Harrison of Sea Cliff showed attendees a piece of fabric she had sowed which featured historic images, including Theodore Roosevelt.
Expressing the American Dream through art at Raynham Hall Museum
Raynham Hall Museum hosted the first of its artist talks on Aug. 1, featuring local artists whose works are currently displayed in the museum’s “American Dream” exhibit. The event … more
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Jillian Lautib-Machover, left, and her son Miles, 4, had the opportunity to take part in ‘Follies: A Botanical Backstory’ at Planting Fields Arboretum.
An ambulatory artistic experience at Planting Fields
Planting Fields Arboretum was the sight of fantastical art and giddy processions on July 27 during the culmination of the Planting Field Foundation’s Catalyst art program. Working with the arts … more
Gregg LaPenna, left, and Kevin Martinsen were two of the elder competitors in last Saturday’s beach wrestling tournament.
Beach wrestling returns to Long Beach
Sunbathing, surfing and maybe even a few sandcastles took a back seat last Saturday as a wresting tournament with nearly 250 participants dominated a steamy summer day in Long Beach. The … more
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Jake Classie, right, and Mepham will be playing for a new head coach this fall as Tom Mazeika takes over the helm of the Pirates.
Morning kickoffs for Nassau County football
Are you ready for some football? On Aug. 19, all 53 Nassau County public high school football programs can begin preparations for the upcoming season, scheduled to open Friday, Sept. 6 with six games … more
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To beat the heat on Long Island, we must fight fossil fuels
Scorching, sweltering, suffocating. We’re all struggling to keep our cool these days, as a dangerous heat dome hovers over much of the country and threatens lives and livelihoods. more
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Momalas for Kamala, a thread to unite us
In a world where news breaks instantly on our phones, cracking the world open in an instant, behold the weekly newspaper, the tortoise of the news business. As I write, I realize it’s not all bad to have time to think between 72-point headlines. more
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