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Seaford resident Ryan Clifford, center, was joined by his parents, Cheryl and John, and crew chief Cody Oher at a news conference Oct. 16 at the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building in Mineola, where Clifford was honored for setting a new record for running the Empire State Trail from Buffalo to Brooklyn.
Seaford’s Ryan Clifford sets Empire State Trail record
Seaford resident Ryan Clifford ran his way into the record books this month, completing the 572-mile stretch of the Empire State Trail from Buffalo to Brooklyn in just over eight and a half days. more
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Girl Scout Julianna Simon, second from right unveiled a Buddy Bench at Forest Lake Elementary School in Wantagh to help shy and anxious students find friends on the playground. She was joined by her sister, Isabella, left, her dad, Michael, and mother, Nicole.
Wantagh Girl Scout unveils Buddy Bench at Forest Lake Elementary to encourage friendship
A new Buddy Bench has been installed at Forest Lake Elementary School in Wantagh, offering a place where students can signal they’re looking for a friend — courtesy of a Girl Scout who once felt shy on the playground herself. more
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Seaford Middle School’s ‘Lunch in the Library’ program offers students a welcoming space to play games, create projects and explore new interests during their lunch periods.
Seaford Middle School launches 'Lunch in the Library' program
Seaford Middle School students are finding fun and friendship during their lunch breaks through the library’s “Lunch in the Library” program. more
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Community members throughout the South Shore gathered at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh on Oct. 19 for the annual Seaford 9/11 Oktoberfest. Merrick residents Tom Greeley, Nate Murley, Tim and Penny Galagher joined in on the fall fun.
Seaford 9/11 Oktoberfest raises funds for remembrance programs
Community members gathered at Mulcahy’s Pub and Concert Hall in Wantagh on Oct. 19 for the annual Seaford 9/11 Oktoberfest, a fundraiser supporting the Seaford 9/11 Memorial Committee. more
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The Town of Hempstead marked the completion of its 100th mile of repaved roadway for 2025, highlighting Supervisor John Ferretti’s commitment to improving local infrastructure and road safety.
Town of Hempstead reaches 100th mile of repaved roadway in Levittown
The Town of Hempstead has reached a major milestone in its 2025 infrastructure program, completing the 100th mile of repaved roadway this year. more
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Joe Bongiorno attended the first annual Bill Bongiorno Car Show at Seaford High School on Oct. 4, which he organized in memory of his brother.
Seaford car show celebrates Bill Bongiorno's legacy
Seaford High School hosted the first annual Bill Bongiorno Car Show on Oct. 4, raising funds for scholarships that support students pursuing a trade school education. more
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For the past three years, the garden at Temple B’nai Torah, in Wantagh, has helped people with special needs develop valuable vocational skills — and the plants they grow are donated to a good cause.
Temple B'nai Torah garden grows skills and kindness
For the past three years, the garden at Temple B’nai Torah, in Wantagh, has helped people with special needs develop valuable vocational skills — and the plants they grow are donated to a good cause. more
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Jorell Adams and Michelle Cuomo get into the festive spirit during Wantagh’s Oktoberfest.
Wantagh Oktoberfest brings community together for fall fun
The Wantagh Chamber of Commerce brought the community together for its annual Oktoberfest on Oct. 4, transforming the parking lot behind Boss Crockers and the Irish Poet into a lively fall festival. … more
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Sofia Trella, 5, gets her face painted by Jeannie Pandergrass.
Autumn fun on tap at Seaford Oktoberfest
The Seaford Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Oktoberfest on Oct. 4 at the Seaford train station. more
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Salk eighth graders Courtney Neglia and Bella Chlebek took initiative to give back to their community on Saturday, Oct. 4, hosting an Apple Cider Bake Stand to benefit Project Thank a Cop.
In Levittown, Salk students raise $1,500 for Project Thank a Cop
Two eighth-grade students from Salk Middle School took initiative to give back to their community on Saturday, Oct. 4, hosting an Apple Cider Bake Stand to benefit Project Thank a Cop. more
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