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.
Alleged West Hempstead murderer arrested
Nassau police tracked down Erick Efren Corado Gonzalez in New Jersey who is alleged to have stabbed death Ana Ruth Espinoza at the La Candela Restaurant in West Hempstead on Sept. 29. Espinoza died from her injuries.
Editorial
Even in a deep blue state, your vote matters
As the Nov. 5 election approaches, we urge every eligible Long Islander to exercise his or her fundamental right, and fulfill a crucial civic duty, by voting.
Columnist
America’s support of Israel is vital — now more than ever
Last Oct. 7, Israel was plunged into a crisis that has demanded both our attention and our action. As a rabbi and a proud Zionist, I’ve traveled to Israel twice since that tragic day — once to volunteer, and once to witness the devastation firsthand.
Columnist
The best of times, the worst of times for women
The New York Times ran a story last week, “The Power (and Relief) of a Smaller Bosom,” reporting that the number of women seeking breast-reduction surgery has increased, especially among those under 30. Why are more and more young girls choosing surgery?
Columnist
We must secure our borders, reform immigration now
The Senate's promising bipartisan border deal was dismissed as "disastrous."