Thursday, June 19, 2025
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Now’s the perfect time to round up the family and head to one of the many local U-pick farms for a day of sun (hopefully), fun and berry gathering
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By Karen Bloom
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6/18/25
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Wantagh Middle School students recently paused from their busy schedules to write heartfelt letters — each one addressed to the parents of Matthew Lynch, a U.S. Marine who gave his life in Iraq.
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By Nicole Tobia
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6/13/25
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Volunteers armed with trash bags and grabbers fanned out across Mill Pond Preserve May 31 during a community cleanup organized by Save the Great South Bay in partnership with the Wantagh Lions Club.
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By Charles Shaw
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6/13/25
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Two Wantagh teachers who left lasting impressions on their students — including one who became valedictorian and went on to graduate from Harvard University — were recognized this year by the Harvard Club of Long Island.
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By Charles Shaw
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6/13/25
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Students, families, and community members gathered on June 2 to celebrate a major milestone in Seaford Middle School’s history. A special evening of music and reflection marked six decades since the school first opened its doors.
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6/13/25
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Danny Donahue is a familiar face at Wantagh High School, thanks to his wide-ranging involvement in academics, student leadership and community service.
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6/13/25
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman recently stated that “having the President of the United States as a friend of Nassau County is a very good thing.”
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By Seth Koslow
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6/13/25
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There are so many examples of cases where the very rich try their luck in the political world and get burned by the experience. The most obvious is the current case of Elon Musk, said to be the wealthiest person in the world.
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By Jerry Kremer
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6/13/25
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Death is a reality each family must confront. There’s no denying death’s heartbreaking impact on family and friends. But it’s important we take the opportunity to celebrate the life of the family member and friend we lost.
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By Peter King
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6/13/25
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Suburban America, and Long Island, has always been defined by its picket white fences, apple pie, and of course emerald-green lawns, perfectly mowed in house after house.
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6/13/25
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