By Nakeem Grant and Robert Traverso Marguerite “Peg” O’Connor’s 30-plus years as a Malverne Board of Education trustee — 10 as president — ended when she “retired” last year.
By Jordan Stoopler If you had told 19-year-old Huntington Bay native Grace Dima a year ago that she would be playing at the Nassau Coliseum
By Jordan Stoopler That the 2019–20 New York Islanders season began at the Nassau Coliseum Friday night was the way it had to be, said
Matt Riccardi (left) is ready to take over the Long Island Nets following the departure of Trajan Langdon. Photo Credit: William Fitzpatrick
By Robert Traverso The Nassau County Board of Health expressed support during its Sept. 17 meeting for the emergency executive action to ban the sale of
By William Fitzpatrick Americans who identify as transgender could have their identity wiped from existence due to a proposed change from the Trump administration. A
By Annemarie LePard The deadline to begin “excluding students” from attending school if they have not received their mandatory vaccinations has passed, Nassau County Commissioner
By Rich Dolan and Mike Amoruoso Starting in 2021, a version of what Governor Andrew Cuomo envisioned for a New York City congestion pricing plan
By Jordan Stoopler Photo credit: Jordan Stoopler Congressional candidates on Long Island were targeted by anti-Semitic vandals in the immediate aftermath of the gun attack on
By Robert Traverso Nearly two dozen people attended the Malverne Jewish Center for a free screening of “Bag It: Is Your Life Too Plastic?” on
By Danielle Franz and Mallory Wilson On Tuesday, Mar. 5, the West Hempstead Board of Education held a budget meeting that featured the Board’s first
By Robert Traverso The football communities of Malverne and East Rockaway honored the legacies of former Malverne High School varsity football coaches Colbert Britt, Ron
