By Robert Traverso and Nakeem Grant More than 50 years ago, racial tensions in the Malverne School District peaked. Prejudice divided the local community as
By Annemarie LePard The Mineola Union Free School District has traded in grades for badges in pre-K, kindergarten and first grade at Hampton Street School
The newest addition to the National Lacrosse League will be calling Long Island home but for one member of the New York Riptide, coming to
By Stephanie Bongiorno Walkers take to Eisenhower Park to end epilepsy A video montage on the Walk to End Epilepsy event in Eisenhower Park, Long Island.
By Alexandra Whitbeck The villages of Mineola, Carle Place and Port Washington and the Town of Hempstead recently filed suit against consumer goods companies 3M
By Jenna Park Southold Town has joined New York State’s Climate Smart Communities Pledge, becoming the fourth town on Long Island’s East End to adopt
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
