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Dr. Robert Dillon, Anthony Carfora, Michele Cohen, and Dr. Carla Theodorou joined the Comptroller’s Office at the IdeaHub to accept the award on behalf of Nassau BOCES for the organization’s work collaborating with learners of all ages and providing leadership in shared services implementation across the County.

First-ever Hackathon and Innovation Awards at Hofstra

College and high-school students joined forces to develop future solutions for current community issues at the first-ever Policy Hackathon and Innovation Awards presented by the Office of the Nassau … more

By JD Freda | 10/25/19

Patrons were still lining up for their orders at Taco Bell on Sunrise Highway in Seaford just days after the fast food giant reported its voluntary recall of 2.3 million pounds of seasoned beef due to alleged metal filings in one of its products.

Local Taco Bells unaffected by 20-state beef recall

A sweeping recall of seasoned beef from Taco Bell locations in 20 states, including New York, and Washington D.C. was ordered by the fast-food behemoth on Oct. 11, after the a report of ‘metal … more

By JD Freda | 10/25/19

Visitors purchased homemade clothing, jewelry and trinkets.

Church fair is a success — if you can find it

It would have been difficult to find out about the 23rd annual Country Fair Oct. 18-19 at Christ Lutheran Church if you didn’t know a member or weren’t familiar with the church, on Island Road, … more

By JD Freda | 10/25/19

The Wantagh Public Library, part of the Nassau Library System, supports an American Library Association petition demanding that Macmillan not limit eBook sales to libraries.

Library joins battle against global publisher

With the increased popularity of third-party vendors like Amazon and Audible, large publishing companies have started to alter their eBook licensing models to limit public libraries’ access to the … more

By JD Freda | 10/11/19

St. Matthias Church, on the border of Bellmore and Wantagh, has not changed in its 115 years.

St. Matthias Church granted landmark status

St. Matthias Church — a small building with brown shingles and white clapboard on the border of Bellmore and Wantagh — was granted landmark status at the Oct. 2 Hempstead Town Council meeting. The site will now be protected against demolition, preserving a 100-year-plus legacy of the area’s African-American history. more

By Andrew Garcia | 10/10/19

2020 budget includes tax cut, revenue hike

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Laura Gillen submitted her tentative budget for 2020 on Monday, which featured a 1.73 percent property tax rollback as part of her response to what she called the … more

By Timothy Denton | 10/3/19

Little Kitchen owners Carlo Stanisci and Lina DeFalco were joined by Assistant Town Clerk Kate Murray and State Legislator Steve Rhoads during the Wantagh Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting.

Little Kitchen’s dreams big after ribbon cutting

A graphic design degree from the New York Institute of Technology usually is the precursor to a career in — the restaurant business? That just so happens to be the life path of Carlo Stanisci. … more

By JD Freda | 9/20/19

The Bideawee grave of Checkers, former president Richard Nixon’s dog, whose alleged status as an illegal gift nearly sank the young politician’s career in 1952.

Bideawee observes Pet Memorial Day

Dozens gathered at Bideawee Memorial Park in Wantagh on Sunday to remember beloved animal companions in observance of the 37th annual International Pet Memorial Day. Speakers honored their trusted … more

By Timothy Denton | 9/12/19

The Russian virtuoso group Baryna was joined by a member of the audience at Holy Trinity Orthodox Church’s annual festival in East Meadow on Aug. 31.

Holy Trinity celebrates annual festival

With weather in the high 70s and bright blue almost cloudless skies, parishioners and visitors alike could hardly have asked for a more perfect day to celebrate their annual “Faith, Fellowship and … more

By Timothy Denton | 9/12/19

Some of the squares from in the 1,700-piece “wrapping quilt” sewn to commemorate FCA’s 135 years.

FCA: 135 years of helping most vulnerable

Each night on Long Island, more than 2,000 teenagers sleep rough, according to Family and Children’s Association estimates. They sleep in parks, in railroad warming sheds or bus terminals. As a … more

By Timothy Denton | 9/12/19

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