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County Executive Bruce Blakeman joined county police commissioner Patrick Ryder and Stew Leonard Jr. to discuss water safety during a press conference at Wantagh Park Pool on June 25.

Nassau County officials discuss pool, water safety

County Executive Bruce Blakeman spoke at Wantagh Park Pool on June 25 to discuss general water safety for county residents as pools open and beaches fill with students on summer vacation. more

By Charles Shaw | 6/25/24

Town Supervisor Don Clavin and Town Clerk Kate Murray with lifeguards at Veterans Memorial Park in East Meadow offered tips to help residents ‘beat the heat.’

Town of Hempstead extends beach and pool hours amid heatwave

In response to soaring temperatures expected to surpass 90 degrees, Hempstead Town has announced extended hours for its beaches and pools through Wednesday, June 26th. Beaches will remain open until … more

By Kepherd Daniel | 6/25/24

The Nassau County Legislature passed a bill banning biological males from women’s sports and activities on county facilities, on June 24.

County legislature passes bill banning biological males from women’s sports in county facilities

Nassau County Legislature passes bill banning biological males from women’s sports, amidst controversy and legal challenges. more

By Parker Schug | 6/24/24

The United States faced India June 12 in the last of eight ICC T20 World Cup matches held at Eisenhower Park.

Cricket tournament a big hit for Nassau County

The International Cricket Council’s Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 Tournament proved a bit hit in Nassau County, highlighted by the much-anticipated and sold out India-Pakistan match June 9. … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 6/22/24

Dozens of seniors got to hear details about the lives of some of their fellows at the Life Enrichment Center, most of which they had never heard before.

Harborfield High School students bring Life Enrichment Center seniors’ stories to life

Harborfield High School students have created a documentary capturing the rich experiences and perspectives of seniors at the Life Enrichment Center at Oyster Bay. The project, spearheaded by senior … more

By Will Sheeline | 6/21/24

Acting Police Commissioner Richard DePalma and other city officials gathered last Friday on the boardwalk to discuss changes to beach access rules in the wake of an unexpectedly large gathering of teens, and a shooting at the LIRR station, the previous day.

Long Beach City Council OKs changes to beach season

It’s beach season, Long Beach. Just a little earlier than expected. City officials held a news conference last Friday on the boardwalk at Riverside Boulevard, announcing immediate changes … more

By Brendan Carpenter | 6/21/24

State education officials have been discussing potential changes to graduation requirements, which would impact the Long Beach school district.

New York may modify graduation requirements

State education officials consider eliminating the Regents exam as a graduation requirement, introducing a single diploma, and offering personalized learning paths. more

By Angelina Zingariello | 6/21/24

Artists worked directly with sponsors to personalize the planters.

Continuing to beautify Long Beach's West End

Join Mary Ellen Pollina and the West End Beautification Association in their journey to transform Long Beach's West End through community efforts and artistic initiatives. more

By Angelina Zingariello | 6/21/24

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church is on the market for millions of dollars, but historians and preservationists discuss how historic sites like it can be kept from demolition or significant alteration.

Could historic landmark status save this 100-year-old Valley Stream church?

Valley Stream’s Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, a 100-year-old historical institution, is listed for sale at an asking price of $3.95 million. Despite seeing their membership numbers dwindle, … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/21/24

Andre Cisco, of the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars, returned to his hometown of Valley Stream to host a football camp, inspiring local youth with lessons on hard work and perseverance.

See this NFL safety come back home to inspire Valley Stream’s future football stars

Valley Stream native and Jacksonville Jaguars safety Andre Cisco returned to his hometown to host a football camp and talk to Valley Stream youth football players about the virtues of hard work and … more

By Nora Toscano | 6/21/24

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