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Downed electrical wires were a major problem for LIPA and residents after the storm.
FEMA funds 'obligated'
U.S. Senators Charles E. Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand announced $1.6 billion in federal FEMA funding has been obligated for Nassau County’s Public Works Department and the Long Island Power … more
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Senior Jayden Mejia is a club player who should spark the Rockin’ Mules offense after starring during the summer league.
Malverne/East Rockaway embraces new challenge
The strides built by Robert Anderson since inheriting a Malverne-East Rockaway boys’ soccer program in 2018 coming off eight straight seasons of going winless in league play takes another leap … more
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Adan Gomez scored both goals Oct. 19 as the Knights capped an 11-win regular season with a shutout win over Baldwin.
Uniondale takes conference, Baldwin hits reset button
With both the Uniondale and Baldwin boys’ soccer teams already qualified for the postseason, there wasn’t much at stake aside for the latter’s seeding when the two teams met in the … more
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Congressman George Santos is no stranger to holding news conferences. A mob of reporters asked him questions on May 14 after his first court appearance in Central Islip.
Rep. George Santos, a self-proclaimed ‘mad as hell activist,’ ready to face expulsion
Embattled Congressman George Santos appeared to enjoy the press conference he prearranged on the steps of the Capital building this morning smiling often, and even laughing. As far as the congressman … more
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Senior Madeline Millman is a leader on and off the court for the Rams and one of their offensive threats from the perimeter.
Clarke battles in playoff contention
Clarke’s girls’ basketball team is off to a solid start to the season and will look to make noise down the stretch. The Rams carried a record of 7-6 overall and 3-4 in Conference A-2 into … more
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Sejla Omeragic, left, and the Red Devils are battling through a difficult Conference III schedule following a rise from IV.
Freeport embracing tough challenge
Freeport’s girls’ lacrosse team is showing plenty of fight this spring taking on stepped up competition in Conference III. The Red Devils (2-7) opened the season with back-to-back … more
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Dr. Nicholas Sgaglione of Northwell Health, left, joined Bruce Jaslow for his first game back in the Men’s Senior Baseball League after performing the rotator cuff surgery that enabled Jaslow to get back on the baseball diamond.
You’re never too old for baseball
At 86-years-old, Bruce Jaslow stands as a testament to the enduring love and passion for the game of baseball. Despite his age, the Old Brookville resident continues to lace up his cleats, take the … more
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Albany gets one right for our kids
“Progress” and “Albany,” unfortunately, have not been synonymous over the past few years, with good reason. Albany has gotten a lot of things wrong: bail reform, reckless … more
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A scene from the Arena Players’ Shakespeare Festival production of“Romeo and Juliet,” starring Tyler Monier-Williams and Christine Boehm.
Summer theatricals nearby
The summer theater/concert season is in full swing on our local stages and not to be missed. more
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Michael Serpico
Personal Injury Law
Q: I own a retail business on a busy street. Last year was a very icy winter and while I tried to keep the sidewalk and the path to the door clear, the town did not do a … more
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