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Town of Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti announces that the town’s animal shelter will waive all adoption fees through Jan. 4 as part of the “Home for the Holidays” campaign.
Town of Hempstead waives adoption fees for shelter pets this holiday season
With the holiday season underway, Hempstead town officials are hoping residents will open their hearts and homes to a four-legged friend. As part of its annual “Home for the … more
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Seaford's Brian Hennessy, right, and Carmelo Riccobono celebrated after the Vikings upset Plainedge in the Nassau Conference IV title game.
Seaford stuns Plainedge for 12th county championship
To win a county championship, the Seaford football team needed to exorcise some demons. On Halloween, the Vikings suffered their lone loss of the season to a scary good Plainedge team at their … more
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Callen Dennehy, left, and Kyle Kistinger watch as their robot successfully grabs and moves a cube during a recent autonomous coding challenge at Seaford Middle School.
Seaford eighth graders tackle hands-free robotics
Seaford Middle School students are building more than just robots, they’re building coding skills that stretch beyond the classroom. Eighth graders recently completed a robotics challenge … more
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Kristin Fragola, right, an eight-grade English teacher at Wantagh Middle School, engaged her students in a letter-writing project to pen messages that will accompany Thanksgiving meals to homebound residents on Long Island.
Wantagh Middle School students to bring holiday joy to homebound residents
Wantagh Middle School students are helping to spread some holiday cheer to homebound residents this Thanksgiving by writing touching letters to accompany meals delivered across Long Island. The … more
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Since the beginning of the school year Megan Gorey, left, and Vincent Decicco have been preparing for the MacArthur High School drama club’s fall production of “All Shook Up”
MacArthur High School Drama Club brings Elvis to life
The drama club at MacArthur High School in Levittown has been gearing up to bring an Elvis-themed rock ‘n’ roll revival to life. The club’s fall production of “All Shook … more
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Wantagh High School's Key Club members collected nonperishable donations to distribute to South Shore food pantries to help those in need of food.
Wantagh-Key Club’s food drive reaches Seaford families
The Kiwanis Club of Wantagh has supported the education and personal growth of young people for over 70 years. The generous group provides supplies to students in the spring and camp activities in … more
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Kristin Fragola, right, an eight-grade English teacher at Wantagh Middle School, engaged her students in a letter-writing project to pen messages that will accompany Thanksgiving meals to homebound residents on Long Island.
Holiday joy to homebound residents courtesy of Wantagh Middle School students
Wantagh Middle School students are helping to spread some holiday cheer to homebound residents this Thanksgiving by writing touching letters to accompany meals delivered across Long Island. The … more
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The LuminoCity Festival is back in Eisenhower Park this fall and winter, featuring a dazzling lantern and light display — perfect for the holiday season.
Dazzling display returns to Eisenhower Park
The LuminoCity Festival, a popular holiday lights extravaganza, is back at Nassau County’s Eisenhower Park this winter with an all-new theme and attractions. more
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Brian Falk had three touchdowns Saturday as Seaford knocked off Lynbrook, 48-20, in a Nassau Conference IV semifinal at Hofstra.
Falk, Calvacca lead Seaford past Lynbrook in conference eight semifinal
It was a tale of two halves for Seaford’s vaunted ground attack in Saturday afternoon’s Nassau Conference IV football semifinal. Senior Brian Falk dominated the first half with more … more
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Brian Falk had three touchdowns Saturday as Seaford knocked off Lynbrook, 48-20, in a Nassau Conference IV semifinal at Hofstra.
Falk, Calvacca lead Seaford past Lynbrook
It was a tale of two halves for Seaford’s vaunted ground attack in Saturday afternoon’s Nassau Conference IV football semifinal. Senior Brian Falk dominated the first half with more … more
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