How did Aaralyn Poligadu, of West Hempstead, a member of Troop 1403, earn the Girl Scouts Gold Award?
Aaralyn Poligadu, of West Hempstead, a member of Troop 1403, earned the Girl Scouts highest honor — the Gold Award.
Was the West Hempstead Homecoming a happy one?
Wet Hempstead held its annual Homecoming celebration and the Rams varsity football team was victorious.
See how much money Malverne elementary students raised for the Mary Ruchalski Foundation
Malverne elementary raise $450 to battle childhood cancer.
Learn how Crossroads Farm in Malverne helps redefines hospital dining
Long Island Jewish Valley Stream Hospital creating restaurant-quality food with the help of Crossroads Farm at Grossmann’s, in Malverne.
What was for sale at the Malverne village-wide garage sale
The annual Malverne garage sale was deemed a success by its organizers.
Who was chosen as the West Hempstead Person of the Year?
Mike Joyce was selected as the West Hempstead Person of the Year.
West Hempstead is not satisfied
The West Hempstead football team has already matched its win total from last year thanks to a favorable schedule early in the campaign, and a .500 season could be in the cards with a little more …
How did the Malverne Fire Department honor William A. McLaughlin for his 50 years of service?
Malverne's William A. McLaughlin was honored for his half century of service.
Why the curtain went down on the Malverne Cinema
The nearly 80-year-old Malverne Cinema & Art Center has closed.
Check out Nassau University Medical Center's first-of-its-kind Community Outreach Center
The Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow has officially opened its new Community Outreach Center — which aims to increase the hospital’s connection to surrounding areas and the people it serves.
Editorial
Calling for fire safety, honoring local volunteers
With Fire Prevention Week — Oct. 6-12 — upon us, it’s important to reflect on the significance of fire safety in our communities, and to recognize the extraordinary contributions of the volunteer firefighters and emergency medical technicians who keep us safe.
Columnist
Remembering a cherished friendship with Nelson DeMille
The bestselling, superbly gifted novelist Nelson DeMille recently died. The author of 23 books, including 17 bestsellers, DeMille was so much more than a brilliant writer. He was first and foremost an outstanding human being and a loyal friend.
Columnist
A historic election for all the wrong reasons
The desperate campaign being run by Donald Trump, in his quest for renewed power, will stand out in the history books for many years to come.
Columnist
Blakeman’s actions bring serious risks for first responders
In recent months, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has pursued a number of controversial measures that, in addition to likely being unconstitutional, bring with them a number of unintended consequences that will negatively impact our police and first responders.
Columnist
After reforms, NUMC is on the upswing
Public hospitals across the state face enormous challenges, and NUMC is no different. But as we close in on two years of executing substantial reforms, this irreplaceable institution is proving resilient and improving.