
Ninth Annual NAACP Long Island Gala
The Islip Town Branch of the NAACP gathered on Saturday, January 14, to honor men and women who have built or continue to build legacies

The Islip Town Branch of the NAACP gathered on Saturday, January 14, to honor men and women who have built or continue to build legacies

The Hauppauge Middle School put on its production of The Lion King Junior this past weekend. Students brought an American classic, which originated with the
Long Island has seen a 30% deadly increase in fatal drug overdoses since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, fentanyl, an opioid analgesic similar

The United States is enraged over the death of a 29-year-old black man who was brutally beaten by 5 black police officers in Memphis, Tennessee,

The South Huntington School Board voted unanimously to enforce increased security outside all school buildings last Wednesday. Parents and teachers expressed security concerns after the

Former President Donald J. Trump will be reinstated on Meta after being banned for just over two years. A year after the 45th President was

A couple of weeks ago, my wife and I had the opportunity to embark on a tour of the Holy Land in Israel. Our 10-day

Since I can remember, I’ve driven down Veterans Highway in Bohemia and passed the infamous “Bakery Outlet Open” signs. Not being much of a sweet
This is the start of a weekly column, which will serve as something of a dashboard for news of national, state and local interest. While
A milestone is fast approaching in the potential reconfiguration of the Three Village Central School District’s building usage and start times. A survey is soon