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West Hempstead’s Fredi Castro, left, battled for control of the ball during the Rams’ loss to Evergreen Charter on Sept. 14.
All hands on deck for West Hempstead
The West Hempstead boys’ soccer team has been dealing with the injury bug to start off its 2023 campaign. While the Rams have hung tough thus far, they find themselves at 0-2 after dropping … more
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Junior Christina Genovese is off to a strong start for the Seahawks, who last fall enjoyed an 11-game winning streak and reached the playoffs.
Carey fresh off breakthrough campaign
The Carey girls’ soccer team snapped a 10-year playoff drought with one of the best seasons in school history in 2022, ripping off 11 straight wins to start the campaign before dropping the … more
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Malia Robinson, right, is one of a handful of talented youngsters on Baldwin’s revamped roster and already has two goals in three games.
Baldwin has potential to repeat
The Baldwin girls’ soccer team lost its Darcy twins but not the hope of a repeat conference championship or did it lose the ability to put the ball in the net.  With a young and potent … more
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Senior Isabella Astazia is in her fourth year guarding Wantagh’s net and recorded six saves in a season-opening 1-0 win at Lynbrook Sept. 12.
Wantagh seeking playoff run
While the Wantagh girls’ soccer team is assured of a postseason spot competing in a new ability-based conference, the team has plenty of motivation to make a statement in the regular season. … more
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Sophomore Brian Falk capped Seaford’s 21-0 win over North Shore with a 2-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter.
Seaford blanks North Shore for second shutout
Zero. That’s how many points Seaford’s football team has allowed through eight quarters and the Vikings are off to an impressive start. more
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Sophomore Ryan Heitefuss took the air Sept. 8 as the revamped Marines battled Calhoun to a 1-1 draw to open conference play.
Rebuilt Long Beach starts strong
There was much uncertainty surrounding the Long Beach boys’ soccer team following a shocking first-round playoff loss last season and 11 players graduating. A rebuild appeared to be in order, … more
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Mojgan 'Moji' Pourmoradi, new Holocaust museum director, wants to bridge education gap
Mojgan “Moji” Pourmoradi, the new director of the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, said she hopes to help bridge gaps in education about the atrocities against Jewish people during World War II. She believes that education is key to combating history’s cyclical tendency to tolerate antisemitism. more
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Long Beach veterans were honored at a Pearl Harbor Day Memorial Service at the recreation center last December. Later this month, they will walk to stop military and veteran suicides.
Long Beach's VFW and Auxiliary Post 1384 will host this new awareness event
Veterans are at a 57 percent higher risk of suicide than Americans who haven’t served in the armed forces, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. In each of the past 20 years, … more
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Long range plan passed by Sea Cliff Village Board
Although it was a dark and stormy evening on Monday, the energy in Sea Cliff Village Hall was high as the village board unanimously approved the adoption of the Sea Cliff Comprehensive Plan. The … more
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Joseph Saladino, supervisor of the Town of Oyster Bay, highlighted his 35 years of experience as he gears up for the November election.
Joseph Saladino vows to continue serving Oyster Bay
After six years as the Town of Oyster Bay supervisor, Joseph Saladino says he still has a lot he wants to accomplish. The Massapequa native has been a mainstay of town and state politics for over … more
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