Sunday, March 16, 2025
A road resurfacing project on roads in Uniondale and Garden City is expected to get underway as March hits the mid-month mark.
Nassau County could be increasing the amount of money to defend itself in two lawsuits concerning the proposed Sand casino resort in Uniondale.
Three students from Sacred Heart Academy were named recipients of New York Institute of Technology Mini-Research Grant Awards on Feb. 15.
With measles cases popping up in a few states and here on Long Island in Suffolk County, an explainer on what it is, who is at risk and the best way to protect against the virus.
The inaugural Black History Month-themed Career Day at Hempstead High School had students ready to ask questions of the more than 70 businesspeople that volunteered their time to mentor and answer questions.
California Avenue School students, faculty, and families joined together Friday morning to honor Black History Month with a powerful celebration of Black excellence, culture, and education.
Olena Nicks was elected to represent the 2nd Nassau County legislative district on Feb. 25. Nicks, a democrat, defeated Republican candidate Karin Campbell 1,974 to 294.
Health care leaders and state officials rallied in Albany on Feb. 25, pushing for crucial state funding for the Nassau University Medical Center, the East Meadow-based hospital that is overseen by the Nassau Health Care Corporation.
The possible impacts of the federal bill passed last month was discussed by Reps. Laura Gillen and Tom Suozzi and several business and organization leaders at Hofstra University on March 1.
Outside of the Walgreens on Uniondale Avenue in Uniondale, one woman attacked another then left the scene in a red Honda Accord on Dec. 20.
Editorial
The death of Hazel Dukes, at age 92, last weekend marks the end of an extraordinary chapter in civil rights leadership, with special significance for Long Island.
Columnist
When violence and criminality threaten public safety, local governments must step up and do their part to keep their communities secure.
Columnist
At the beginning of any Congress member’s career, there is the battle to get your party’s nomination, and then feeling the honor of being the party’s choice.
Columnist
In focusing so intently on D.C. and the world stage, we often neglect the political decisions being made right in our own backyards — decisions that have an immediate and profound impact on our daily lives.