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Pumpkins are a sign of autumn, and Long Beach does its best to bring that feel to the Fall Festival each year.
See what pumpkins and pies mean for Long Beach
The City of Long Beach’s Fall Festival has been a tradition for over two decades. You know it’s fall when it makes its return. This Saturday and Sunday, the event will once again … more
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One of Long Beach's biggest events returns
Long Beach shamrock 'n rolled Saturday at the Ancient Order of Hibernians Division 17’s 34th annual Irish Heritage parade and festival. The festival began at 10 a.m., with the parade … more
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A.J., far left, Nicholas, Frankie and Chris Castillo hauled a Blockbuster kiosk to higher ground during the flooding on Sept. 29.
Valley Stream, hit by ‘unprecedented’ rain, slowly dries out
It was unlike anything residents have seen in recent memory. Potent rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Storm Ophelia battered Valley Stream on Sept. 29, turning flood-prone roadways into rivers … more
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Volunteers Pattie Mercurio, far left, Mark Daley and Carmine Desio, parish outreach director Sister Margie Kelly and volunteer Isabelle Desio restocking the Saint Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Valley Stream clubs struggle to find volunteers
Volunteer organizations are the touchstone of Valley Stream, but the numbers of volunteers providing service to the community appears to be dwindling. For those looking to volunteer in Valley … more
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Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce newly installed officers Sandra Shanghai, Glenore Anderson, Sasan Shavanson, Angela Ogurick, and Lee Feinman at Tepache in Valley Stream.
Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce installs new officers
They have played a leading role in setting up and supporting Valley Stream’s most time-honored events from the village’s Memorial Day parade to fireworks extravaganza at Firemen’s … more
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Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said two Nassau County residents including one from Valley Stream abused the Social Security Administration system to pocket thousands of dollars.
Two charged in alleged Social Security fraud
Two individuals have been charged in separate incidents where they allegedly schemed the Social Security Administration out of thousands of dollars in disability and retirement benefits. Nassau … more
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Sixth-grade students at Brooklyn Avenue School joined Superintendent Unal Karakas at their recent car wash fundraiser.
Valley Stream 24 car wash fundraiser a big success
Sixth-grade students at Brooklyn Avenue School recently raised over $1,200 through a car wash they hosted at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park. Students worked together with their families, staff, and … more
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Richard Kessel
Richard Kessel named NIFA board chair and director
Richard Kessel was appointed to the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority by Governor Kathy Hochul on Oct. 13. more
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Hewlett Bay Park village will host a fall meet and greet for village residents on Oct. 15 from 2 to 3 p.m. at Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls to connect with the community.
Meet your Hewlett Bay Park village neighbor on Sunday
The Hewlett Bay Park village board aims to bring the community together on Oct. 15. more
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In Israel, war ends politics, diplomacy as usual
Hamas’s Saturday-morning assault on Israel was more than just a shocking demonstration of barbarism. The toll of Israeli dead and wounded — not to mention those kidnapped and taken to the Gaza Strip by these murderers — is sickening. more
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