By Melinda Rolls On the morning of Oct. 20, the 31st annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk unified more than 70,000 people in a
By Amanda Mechell In the Town of Oyster Bay, the non-profit Safe Center LI has been helping domestic violence victims and survivors since 2014, responding
By Amanda Mechell WNET is parent company of New York’s THIRTEEN – America’s flagship PBS station. The station and WLIW partnered with Hofstra University’s WRHU Radio Hofstra
By Dorcas Umaru On Oct. 29, one week before the election, Former Vice President Mike Pence came to Woodbury to attend the Long Island Association
By Dorcas Umaru Hofstra University served as an early-voting site in the 2024 election, showcasing the school’s commitment to civic engagement. Voting took place in
By Camryn Bowden With early voting under way in New York State since Saturday, Long Islanders can vote now through the general election on Nov.
By Gabrielle Yanovitz When 17-year-old Abby Brennan started her freshman year of high school, she had not planned to join the robotics club. In fact,
By Christina Arlotta During its Oct. 16 meeting, the Hempstead School Board expressed concern and dismay about the incoming Diamond Charter School, which was approved
By Lauren Lee The Suffolk County Legislature recently approved issuing subpoenas for an investigation into missing documents following former legislator Sarah Anker’s departure from office
By Rachael Hajec Temperatures were low and the music levels were high as Long Islanders gathered to enjoy performances by the bay at The Jazz
By Kyle Denson The 60-year-old Suffolk County Police headquarters in Yaphank needs significant updates, the Suffolk County Public Safety Committee said Sept. 26, as members
By Camryn Bowden The rise in Christian nationalism in the United States is not a new phenomenon. Since the creation of the country, there have
