By Mike Senatore Upon walking into the pool area at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park, there is a luscious decor of plants and trees that line the
By Mike Senatore When NYPD officer Marc St. Arromand, 42, of Elmont, was involved in a motorcycle crash on his way to work on April 11, he was
By Mallory Wilson U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer is advocating for a plan that would ultimately guarantee the accuracy of test results for radium levels in
By Robert Traverso In 2011, a community theatre in the Village of Malverne mainly existed within the mind of David Coonan. Coonan and his company,
By Mallory Wilson Hundreds of people gathered in the auditorium at Bethpage High School on June 11 to learn about the ambitious proposal by the New York
By Julia Totaro Easels lined the room with blank canvases ready to be covered in bright colors of paint on the tables. Children peeked through
By J.D. Freda Deep beneath the active hallways of North Shore High School sits a secluded, grungy, partially torn wrestling mat. Lining the ceiling of the
Dagger taught the audience how to paint in the “DogVinci” style. Photo by Julia Totaro.
By Julia Totaro The smell of barbecue and the sound of country music filled the air. Crowds of people carrying blankets and snacks waited in
By Alexandra Licata Dozens of students sat in the NewsHub at the Hofstra University Lawrence Herbert School of Communication. The sound of chatter and
By J.D. Freda The aroma of delectable food could be sensed by Long Islanders aplenty from the entrances to Eisenhower Park’s Field 5 on May 4.
By Genesis Ibarra The ribbon had been cut, people were moving: the Walk to End Alzheimer’s had begun. Some 948 participants raised funds for the
