Chess & Other Pieces—One Night Only Of ’80s Broadway Musicals At Molloy
Kimberly Dijkstra February 20, 2018
Madison Theatre at Molloy College presents Chess & Other Pieces, a one-night-only event featuring the music of Chess and other popular
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Anti-Puppy Mill Protesters Rally Against American Dog Club At Westfield Sunrise Mall
Kimberly Dijkstra February 19, 2018
“Adopt, Don’t Shop,” read signs carried by protesters outside Westfield Sunrise Mall in Massapequa on Sunday, Feb. 18, in opposition to
Nicolello Proposes Legislation To Streamline Veterans Treatment Court
Anton Media Staff February 18, 2018
Nassau County Presiding Officer Richard Nicolello joined with Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder and Members of the Republican caucus to announce proposed
Town Of Oyster Bay Brings Single Stream Recycling To Local School Districts
Anton Media Staff February 17, 2018
Further enhancing the successful Single Stream Recycling Program recently undertaken in the Town of Oyster Bay, Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Councilman
Nassau County Grants Tax Grievance Extension
Steve Mosco February 16, 2018
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran recently announced she has directed officials at the Assessment Review Commission (ARC) and Department of Assessment
‘Give Us All Of Our SALT’
Frank Rizzo February 16, 2018
What better setting to talk about property taxes than in a place that processes them? Senator Charles Schumer held a press
Local Officials Respond To Latest School Shooting
Steve Mosco February 15, 2018
With the fatal shooting of at least 17 victims at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL, this past Valentine’s
Town Of Hempstead Animal Shelter Under Scrutiny Again
Frank Rizzo February 15, 2018
When then-Nassau County Comptroller George Maragos announced his office intended to audit the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter (TOHAS) last February,
Leaf Blower Issue Raised Again In Town Of North Hempstead
Frank Rizzo February 14, 2018
In a few weeks, landscapers will venture forth to begin their season. To many, they represent harbingers of spring and nature’s
It’s Not The Fees, It’s The Spots
Frank Rizzo February 13, 2018
Parking fee debate continues The Town of Oyster Bay Town Board took up the issue of raising parking permit fees for
State Grants 16 Nassau County Schools Education Award
Steve Mosco February 12, 2018
Sixteen Nassau schools joined the upper echelon of state schools recently when they were Reward Schools by the State Education Department.
Comptroller Jack Schnirman Asks How Is Your Money Being Spent?
Jack Schnirman February 11, 2018
From the Desk of Comptroller Jack Schnirman I spent my first day as Comptroller meeting with the division heads who know
Nassau County Responds To Opioid Epidemic With New App
Anthony Murray February 10, 2018
Last Thursday at Nassau County Police Headquarters in Mineola, County Executive Laura Curran and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder held
Error Lands Nassau County In Sewer Mess
Steve Mosco February 9, 2018
An error in last year’s county budget caused homeowners in several Nassau villages to be overcharged on their sewer tax bills
The Art Of The Island
Steve Mosco February 9, 2018
The Nassau County Museum of Art’s Saltzman Fine Art Building was the site of a women in business networking event recently—featuring
Children’s Group Gives Hope To Communities
Anthony Murray February 6, 2018
If you’re looking for an organization that supports and believes that children are the future, then look no further than the
Town Of Oyster Bay Cracks Down On Light Pollution From Illegal Business Signs
Anton Media Staff February 5, 2018
Continuing efforts in revitalizing downtown communities and addressing quality-of-life concerns expressed by local residents, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Thomas Hand and
Life On Mars?
Joseph Catrone February 1, 2018
NASA Engineer Talks Space On LI You thought understanding life on Earth was challenging? How about Mars? Renowned NASA mechanical engineer
Visioning Comes Into Focus
Frank Rizzo January 30, 2018
No matter how beautiful the renderings, and entrancing the visions, and clever the concepts, there were two worms in the apple.
Ryder Named Commish, Pending Approval
Joseph Catrone January 26, 2018
In what she referred to as “one of the most important appointments that a county executive can make,” Nassau County Executive
