Uniondale High School Class Of 1972 50th Reunion
Christy Hinko November 15, 2021
Seeking 1972 Uniondale High School alums for the 50th reunion to be held on Saturday, Aug. 6 from 7 to 11
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‘I Wasn’t Born To Sit On The Sidelines’
Frank Rizzo November 14, 2021
Westbury paralympian garners second gold medal For Steve Serio, there was no “before,” a time when he had full use of
Jake’s 58 Offers “Hero Card” To Honor Heroes
Christy Hinko November 11, 2021
New Card Offers Premium Rewards, Discounts for Local Heroes, Part of Suffolk OTB’s Effort to Serve Communities Suffolk Regional Off-Track Betting
Lending A Hand To Those Who Can’t Afford Thanksgiving
Dave Gil de Rubio November 11, 2021
Bethpage Turkey Drive for Island Harvest Food Bank aims to help local families enjoy the holiday The Bethpage Turkey Drive to
Army Leads The Way
Christy Hinko November 5, 2021
On Sunday, Sept. 19, more than 400 participants came together to “Remember and Celebrate Jimmy” as well as all the precious
Glen Oaks Golf Course Scores An Eagle
Frank Rizzo October 29, 2021
Hosts top women players in Aramco series The verdict was in. Glen Oaks Country Club was a winner. On two occasions,
Rolling For PTSD Awareness
Christy Hinko October 20, 2021
On Sunday, Oct. 10, dozens of members of Rolling Thunder New York Chapter 6, led by Chapter President William Byrne, assembled
Conjuring Milleridge Inn Spirits
Christy Hinko October 19, 2021
Last week Timothy Schell of Schellshock Paranormal Investigations and Removals, based on Long Island, along with some of his research team,
Hyundai Drives Into UBS Arena At Belmont Park
Christy Hinko October 19, 2021
Hyundai Motor America has become a Founding Partner of UBS Arena and will be the official non-luxury import vehicle of both
Summer Drive To Stave Off Hunger
Dave Gil de Rubio September 17, 2021
Food drives key to Power to Feed Long Island initiative As if picking up the pieces from the aftermath of natural
The Ultimate Loss: A Family’s Story Of Addiction In The Age Of Killer Drugs
Jenna Kern-Rugile August 16, 2021
Last month, family and friends of Jason Witler, a 2011 graduate of Syosset High School, gathered at the high school baseball
All It Takes Is One
Frank Rizzo July 19, 2021
Even tropical storms can wreak havoc The two most destructive weather events in recent history on Long Island weren’t even hurricanes.
More Green For The Black
Frank Rizzo June 28, 2021
County, municipalities get more funds for road paving In the hallways of power in the state capitol, there are interest groups
Police Trailblazer Is Memorialized
Frank Rizzo June 14, 2021
Headquarters named after Commissioner William Willett William J. Willett Jr. (1931-2003) was the Jackie Robinson of the Nassau County Police Department.
Railroad ‘Frontline Worker’ Lauded By MTA, Knicks
Frank Rizzo May 27, 2021
Kim Rognon, a ticket agent at the Long Island Rail Road’s Syosset station, was recently recognized by the New York Knicks
Closing Out A Career Of Helping Others
Dave Gil de Rubio May 17, 2021
Guidance Center executive director retires after 45 years When Andrew Malekoff retires in July, it will have been after spending his
PSEG Long Island Announces Earth Day Video PSA Winners
Dave Gil de Rubio May 8, 2021
Pandemic or not, entries for PSEG Long Island’s first-ever Earth Day Video PSA contest weren’t lacking in the PSEG Long Island
Class Of 2021 In The Time Of COVID-19
Dave Gil de Rubio May 3, 2021
Despite the fact that 200-plus million COVID-19 vaccines have been administered, local colleges and universities are taking a broad approach to
Giving Students The Tools To Spread The Green Gospel
Dave Gil de Rubio April 13, 2021
PSEG Long Island once again hosts PSA video contest In keeping with community outreach in celebrating Earth Day, PSEG Long Island
The State Of The Governor
Frank Rizzo April 9, 2021
‘Pandemic honeymoon’ over, Cuomo fights for his political life Every political sexual scandal is unique. And yet there are patterns that
