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Lois Mitchell, left, Sharon Sheppard and Kathy Baxley in front of the NUMC Mammography Van at the MLK Center.

Frasada raises funds for childhood cancer research

Frasada Salon and Day Spa in Oceanside kicked off its month-long “Cut-a-thon” to benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Children’s Health Initiative and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The effort began in September and will wind down Oct. 27. more

By Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 10/21/21

Cayla Goldstein, center, with her sister Allie, far left, and their mother, Janet, have taken part in the walk for many years.

Epilepsy walk at Eisenhower brings people together

When 8-year-old Cayla Goldstein came home and told her mother, Janet, that her teacher switched topics in the middle of a conversation, Janet knew exactly what that meant. “I was asking … more

By Mallory Wilson | 10/21/21

The Town of Hempstead board unanimously voted to accept a roughly $34,000 proposal from Rimkunas Engineering to rehabilitate the spray pad at Coes Neck Park in Baldwin.

Coes Neck spray pad revamp is under way

The Town of Hempstead board unanimously voted Oct. 5 to accept a roughly $34,000 proposal from Rimkunas Engineering to provide engineering services to rehabilitate the spray pad at Coes Neck Park in … more

By Cristina Arroyo Rodriguez | 10/15/21

Members of Boy Scout Troop 109 and other young volunteers helped plant the first tree at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park.

Village of Valley Stream grows greener with new trees

Dozens of student helpers from various service organizations gathered last Saturday to lend a green thumb to the village’s tree-planting beautification project at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park. … more

By Juan Lasso | 10/14/21

FBI agents recently entered No Limits Auto Body in Island Park. They were there in connection with the arrest of former NYPD officer Michael Perri on alleged bribery charges, according to a person with direct knowledge of the case.

FBI, NYPD bribery probe leads to Island Park business

FBI agents entered the No Limits Auto Body on Austin Boulevard in Island Park Oct. 1. A person with direct knowledge of the case said the agents were at the shop in connection with the arrest that day of former NYPD officer Michael Perri, 32, of East Islip, on bribery charges. Peri retired from the NYPD in 2020. The FBI and New York Police Department jointly conducted an investigation into the case. more

By Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 10/14/21

Mount Sinai has sent out 14 letters of separation to staff who have not shown proof of vaccination by the state's mandated deadline of Sept. 27.

Mount Sinai staff accept vaccine mandate

Local hospitals are in the midst of dismissing staff who refuse to get a Covid-19 vaccine after a state mandate took effect in late September. Oceanside’s Mount Sinai South Nassau hospital has seen few of its staff dismissed and is now reviewing applications for religious and medical exemptions. more

By Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 10/14/21

Last week, officials including County Executive Lauran Curran, fourth from right, broke ground on the new Eisenhower Park memorial that will honor those who fought Iraq and Afghanistan.

Ground broken on Afghanistan, Iraq memorial

It’s important to honor those who served our country because it shows their actions didn’t go unnoticed, said Stephanie Rossetti, commander of East Meadow Veterans of Foreign Wars Post … more

By Mallory Wilson | 10/14/21

First Presbyterian Church is Oceanside is celebrating a milestone this year. “The little white church on the corner” will turn 150 in early November.

First Presbyterian Church celebrates 150 years

Parishioners at the First Presbyterian Church in Oceanside are preparing to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the institution in early November. The church, which is the oldest house of worship in the community, has continued to be a beacon for local residents, especially through the pandemic. more

By Tom Carrozza tcarrozza@liherald.com | 10/7/21

County Executive Laura Curran, at lectern, announced a raft of county flood-prevention and resiliency projects on Sept. 28, along with, from left, Eileen Meus, executive deputy director for community reconstruction and infrastructure at the Governor’s Office of Storm Recovery; Sean Sallie, deputy commissioner for planning with the Nassau County Department of Public Works; State Assemblywoman Judy Griffin; Sen. Todd Kaminsky; County Legislator Debra Mule; and D.P. Civil President Brian Doherty.

Silver Lake Park to get $1.75M makeover

On Sept. 28 at Silver Lake Park in Baldwin, state and county officials, joined by construction workers, announced the start of more than $20 million in flood-prevention and resiliency projects in the … more

By Cristina Arroyo Rodriguez | 10/7/21

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran was joined by veterans and members of mental-health agencies to announce a new support system for veterans.

Veterans’ mental health at the heart of new county initiative

When East Meadow American Legion Post 1082 Commander Pete Wenninger served in the Navy in the 1970s, there was an understanding: Service members never asked for help. That often left them suffering … more

By Mallory Wilson | 10/7/21

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