By Fatima Moien Environmental organizations across New York State are spreading awareness about Proposition One, the $4.2 billion Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs
By Madeline Armstrong Only hours before Superstorm Sandy struck New York with its full force on the evening of Oct. 29, 2012, Ron Rabinovich, a
By Ian Benhke The Levittown School District honored student and teacher participants in East Broadway Elementary School’s Bright Ideas Convention during the Oct. 12 Board
Jennifer Stone was a lawyer for a decade. That was until her passion for painting reemerged during the coronavirus pandemic. Soon after, she decided it
By Amelia Sack The Long Island Fight for Charity returned Sept. 15 for the first time since before the coronavirus pandemic erupted in March 2020.
By Samuel Johnston Some 20 Cannonball Run drivers and their fans came from far and wide to Old Westbury Gardens Sept. 17 to check out
By Sayo AdenijiMore than 30 local parents, teachers and students turned out at the Sept. 20 Uniondale Board of Education meeting to express concern over
By Yaw Bonsu Hurricane Ian, the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the never-ending cycle of crime in the United States. All of these issues have dominated headlines
By Anna DeGoede Island Park School District officials recently presented a progress report in meeting the district’s goals to improve student learning and bolster their
By Melanie Medina After Hurricane Fiona battered Puerto Rico Sept. 18, Long Island residents with ties to Puerto Rico and other Caribbean islands are looking
By Lindsey Hill, Ryan Pagano and Michael Richardson For nearly 50 years, the right to an abortion was considered sacred in American society. That changed
By Ian Behnke The Town of Hempstead Council voted unanimously Sept. 20 to put a six-month moratorium on a set of development projects in the
