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Criminals aren’t in custody: Let’s reform bail reform

As a mother of four and a legislator deeply committed to public safety, I am compelled to address the recent horrific case in Babylon. This case — in which body parts were found in public spaces, including a park frequented by families, and a judge was unable to set bail and detain the defendants — highlights a disturbing trend: the prioritization of criminals over victims. more

By Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick | 3/22/24

A chance to serve the community and make a difference

We may not always, agree but we should respect one another's views. more

By Patrick Mullaney | 4/5/24

Safe day at the beach? Thank the lifeguards

Beach safety on Long Island is crucial. Lifeguards, trained to handle emergencies and rescues, protect beachgoers. Investing in their resources enhances public safety. more

6/7/24

Joshua Encarnacion was 11 when he died of a rare form of cancer in September. His parents formed a committee to help build a basketball court in his name at Mandalay Elementary School in Wantagh.

Honoring Joshua Encarnacion with a memorial basketball court in Wantagh

Last September, Joshua, 11, died after a battle with a rare form of cancer. To honor his memory, a memorial committee is gearing up to raise money to build a basketball court in his honor. more

By Charles Shaw | 6/21/24

During a reception at the Wantagh Inn, John Theissen was announced as the grand marshal for Wantagh's 2024 St. Patrick's Day Parade.

Theissen is next year's St. Patrick's parade grand marshal

John Theissen, who has a legacy of helping children in need, has been named the grand marshal of Wantagh’s 2024 St. Patrick’s Day parade. The Wantagh Chamber of Commerce announced on … more

By Charles Shaw | 9/29/23

Not everything is broken, late or subpar

Hey, I’m trying to strike a positive note here. more

11/16/23

Seaford High School junior Emily Scimeca published her short story — which deals with themes of depression and anxiety — on Teen Ink’s website in October.

A powerful message for extra credit

Seaford High School junior Emily Scimeca turned an extra credit writing assignment in class into a life lesson — and got the piece published to boot. In October, Scimeca had a short story, … more

By Charles Shaw | 12/15/23

What in the world will 2024 bring?

With the old year having ended and the New Year just beginning, I’m once again going through my routine of looking back on the previous year’s memories and trying to anticipate what the next one might hold. more

By Peter King | 1/5/24

Ryan D'orio, left, rocking on stage with Erik Nicholaysen and Emily Salce at the second annual Community Craft Fundraiser in Seaford on May 11.

Seaford fundraiser draws crowd with crafts and music

On May 11, the Seaford High School Class of 2026 hosted the second annual Community Craft, Garage Sale, and Flea Market Fundraiser at the Seaford Train Station. more

By Charles Shaw | 5/24/24

Jacqueline Bodycomb, of Seaford, a recent graduate of Sacred Heart Academy, is set to have her research articles published in academic journals.

Seaford resident's research set to appear in two academic journals

Seaford resident Jacqueline Bodycomb has written two articles that have been accepted for publication in peer-reviewed journals — and she hasn’t even started college yet. more

By Charles Shaw | 6/21/24

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