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Community gardens nourish our neighborhoods
Improving the environment doesn’t always entail a big undertaking. It can start small, with local, eco-friendly initiatives like . . . more
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Garvies Point Museum’s annual Native American festival is a seasonal tradition.
Thankful for feasting and festivities: 'Tis the moment to be merry
The big feast is soon to arrive — and with it the spectacle and delights of the festive season ahead. Before we settle in for that Thanksgiving gathering with family and friends, step out and explore some of the holiday-themed events nearby. more
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Girl Scouts mixing ingredients to make a personalized Estée Lader lip gloss.
Empowering young minds
The Girl Scouts of Nassau County joined forces with Hofstra University to host their 8th annual STEM Conference, a remarkable event dedicated to empowering young girls and fostering their passion for … more
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Environmental science professor Steven Finkelstein, far right, perched on the safety rail edging the patch of prairie that roofs the Hempstead Plains Research and Education Center, discussing the benefits of a green roof with a Garden City High School class.
A world of science and beauty five minutes away
Long Island schoolteachers who drive past the broad, shaggy field at the southeastern edge of Nassau Community College might have no idea that it offers an outstanding education opportunity. The … more
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George T. Brown was one of the original group of young Black men who trained to become U.S. Marines at Montford Point, North Carolina during the 1940s. After leaving the military, Brown became an educator. He served as the dean of Hempstead High School, 1970-1990, the first Black dean on Long Island.
George T. Brown to receive posthumous Congressional Medal of Honor
When Hempstead educator and school board trustee Olga Brown-Young saw a program about the Montford Point Marines on television late last January, she realized that her father, George T. Brown, had … more
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A judge has ruled the lease signed by the Las Vegas Sands can continue for now, while an appeals hearing is scheduled.
Sands Coliseum project can move forward for now, after appeal court's stay
Las Vegas Sands can continue to move forward with its plans for a $4 billion commercial redevelopment at  the Nassau Coliseum — at least for now. more
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Scott Davis, who was elected to represent part of the Village of Hempstead, says he looks forward to representing this community and working together with Siela Bynoe towards improving the future of residents in both Hempstead and Uniondale
‘Very status-quo election,’ Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs says
Voters across Long Island headed to the polls on Tuesday to cast their ballots for the Nassau County Legislature and the Hempstead Town Board. In the Uniondale-focused race for the seat in the … more
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Small businesses need us, and we need them
Our world is seemingly dominated by the twists and turns of the nation’s largest corporations, where billions of dollars are constantly at play, and millions of jobs on the table. more
Is the promise of wind energy off L.I.’s shores fading?
As a result of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, signed into law in 2019, New York committed to ambitious targets to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 . . . more
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Why is George Santos still in Congress?
U.S. Rep. George Santos perpetrated an enormous fraud on the voters in New York’s 3rd Congressional District. He lied about his life story . . . more
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