By Julia Capitelli Editor’s note: The following is part two in a series. While cycling on Merrick Road on Long Island, Seaford resident Billy Muirhead,
By Julia Capitelli Frost Ceramics and Mercantile opened in Sea Cliff, on Long Island’s North Shore, in 2020 after Christopher Frost lost his job because
Advocates are fighting for safer, more walkable roads for Long Island By Gabrielle Yanovitz Editor’s note: The following is part one of a multi-part series
By Antonio Schoenhardt Picture this: tables adorned with platters of freshly made mozzarella, drizzled with olive oil and sprinkled with basil. Around those tables, people
By Meredith Muirhead The Seaford School District recently announced plans to repurpose its elementary school libraries, in part to bring in more technology. Cindy Schaaf,
By Lara Rydesky Spirits were high when the Jovia Long Island Marathon stepped off the morning of May 5 as more than 2,000 runners took
By Olivia Hillestad The City of Long Beach City Council recently took a step to possibly reduce flood insurance premiums for residents. During a March
By Julianna Iovino Long Island is widely known for producing some of the biggest musicians ever, such as Billy Joel and Mariah Carey. For alternative
By Julia Cavanagh Updated lighting, new food, a dance team – oh my! The buzz in the air could’ve been opening-day excitement, or maybe people
By Sophia Guddemi Taking inspiration from his grandfather, Chogrun “Rain” Gan has been photographing nature since he was 13 years old. Now, at 18, Rain
By Jasmine Sellars The Massapequa Philharmonic Orchestra brought the stage alive with the harmonious sounds of Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring” and the timeless grandeur of
By Laura Harding Affordable housing is at a crisis point in New York, and the crisis is even greater on Long Island. Underlying the problem
