By Scott Brinton and Christina Arlotta An estimated 2,400 protesters gathered on the green outside the Nassau County Courthouse in Mineola Saturday afternoon to project
By Denivia Rivera Gabriella Elliott, senior at John F. Kennedy High School in Bellmore, analyzed ways doctors responded to patients depending on their race in
By Alyssa HarperWestbury School District officials recently announced they are expanding their universal pre-kindergarten program to give parents a full-day option in addition to the
By Ryan Toohill “Do aliens have to wait in line?” a straight-faced man asked the person in front of him in the bathroom. Aliens were
By Alexa D’Amato Westbury Village trustees continued an ongoing discussion at their March 6 meeting about the distance of electromagnetic radiation-emitting wireless boxes from residents’
By Camryn Bowden The Oyster Bay Town Board is once again full, closing a vacancy opened by Michele Johnson with newly appointed Andrew Monteleone, who
By Adriana Lisa The Massapequa Board of Education recently proposed a new threat assessment policy for the district. Now, a behavioral threat assessment team, also
By Alexa Pepa Elmont High School athletes will continue to compete against Bellmore-Merrick teams after a series of racist incidents during games in 2021 and
By Gianna Costanzo Under the warm sun in Orlando, Fla., the Uniondale High School Rhythm of the Knight show choir patiently waited for judges from
By Qingxuan BaoEast Meadow parents, educators and administrators are pushing to expand initiatives like Unity Day and P.S. I Love You Day to promote inclusivity
By Gabrielle Yanovitz On a cold Friday evening in February, longtime Hempstead residents, public officials and community members gathered at Hempstead Town Hall for an annual
By Scott Brinton The re-election of Hempstead Mayor Waylyn Hobbs Jr. over challenger Kevin Boone leaves open a question of whether the village will cooperate
