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A Few Clouds Spotted lanternflies cause a buzz in Sea Cliff
The spotted lantern fly, an invasive species that feeds on plants and trees, has made its way to Long Island’s North Shore. The species has been the focus of recent media attention and Sea …
North Shore Village Theatre presents ‘Love Letters’ at Glenwood Life Center
A night at the theatre, for charity
The North Shore Village Theatre is kicking off its fall season with an upcoming performance of the A. R. Gurney play “Love Letters.” The local thespian troupe will use the …
Luxury living comes to Glenwood Landing with The Residences at Glen Harbor
Prospective residents of Glenwood Landing struggling to find a house now have a new place to turn. The Residences at Glen Harbor, a collection of 48 luxury condominiums, are available for purchase, …
Revival of Glen Cove Hospital continues
Glen Cove Hospital is continuing its journey forward with renovations that are creating a renaissance of sorts to benefit patients, caregivers and the community. The latest improvement is the replacement of a wall on the first floor with an imaging reception room for patients and their families. Located a few steps away from the operating room, the reception room, with its offerings of coffee and tea, pale blue and white chairs, partial glass walls and soothing artwork, providing a serene environment for those having imaging and surgical procedures and their families.
North Shore Coalition Against Substance Abuse hosts 2nd Annual Golf Outing
Over 150 golfers and diners joined in to support youth wellness at the 2nd annual CASA CARES Golf Outing at the Brookville Country Club on Aug. 28. Golfers enjoyed three square meals and …
Longest women's cross country winning streak in Long Island history
North Shore Women's Cross Country Team wins 200th consecutive race
As the runners of the North Shore High School Women’s Cross Country Team crossed the finish line of their Sept. 11 race, they celebrated not just that win, but a culmination of 16 years with …
Has held supervisor’s office for six years
Joseph Saladino vows to continue serving Oyster Bay
After six years as the Town of Oyster Bay supervisor, Joseph Saladino says he still has a lot he wants to accomplish. The Massapequa native has been a mainstay of town and state politics for over …
North Shore Key Club hands out backpacks stuffed with love
The North Shore Key Club helped several students from financially-struggling families start the school year off right by providing fully-stocked backpacks. The Key Club, with the help of the North …
Sea Cliff Civic Association welcomes newcomers to the village
Sea Cliff welcomed the newest arrivals to its community with their annual Welcoming Party. Couples, young families and more newcomers met at the home of Ann DiPietro, president of the Civic …
Oyster Bay resident charged in murder-for-hire case
Oyster Bay resident Qing Ming (Allen) Yu and his alleged associates Antony Abreu and Zhe (Zack) Zhang have been charged with murder-for-hire relating to the execution-style killing of businessman Xin …
Mojgan “Moji” Pourmoradi, the new museum director for the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, wants to bridge the Holocaust education gap
Mojgan “Moji” Pourmoradi, the new director of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, said she hopes to help bridge gaps in education about the atrocities against Jewish people during World War II. She believes that education is key to combating history’s cyclical tendency to tolerate antisemitism.
First comprehensive plan for Sea Cliff in 50 years
Long range plan passed by Sea Cliff Village Board
Although it was a dark and stormy evening on Monday, the energy in Sea Cliff Village Hall was high as the village board unanimously approved the adoption of the Sea Cliff Comprehensive Plan. The …
Editorial
American Sign Language opens many doors
A growing number of public schools — including many here in Nassau County — are offering something many wish they had years ago: American Sign Language.
Op-Ed
It’s time to deliver on our promise to never forget
We all remember where we were that day. I remember every detail.
Op-Ed
Thank God for the writers’ strike
On May 2, the Writers Guild of America ceased its activities and went on strike. After years of stagnating compensation and, now, job insecurity due to AI . . .
Randi Kreiss
A gold-plated hydrant for a pet’s Valentine’s Day?
As Valentine’s Day approaches, I’m obsessing about how to impress, and basically ingratiate myself to, my domestic partner.
Herald Inside LI hosts College webinar on upcoming fall semester
As a result of the pandemic, colleges everywhere have had no choice but to make social and academic changes to their school settings. Students, faculty and staff have adapted to our new …