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Members of the Baldwin Republican Club delivered donated blankets to the St. Christopher’s food pantry on Feb. 14.
Baldwin Republican Club donates blankets, puzzles
The Baldwin Republican Club spread the love this past Valentine’s Day. Members collected new blankets and donated them to the St. Christopher’s food pantry. They were delivered on Feb. … more
Baldwin Fire Department members pictured in 1906, when their equipment was horse-drawn.
Baldwin Fire Department marks 125 years of service
On a bitterly cold Tuesday night in January 1896, the Baldwin General Store caught fire when a kerosene lantern dropped. Baldwin did not have a fire department, so volunteer firefighters from … more
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Baldwin High School students presented “Guys and Dolls” in 2019. In the opening number, “Fugue for Tinhorns,” gamblers Benny Southstreet, Nicely-Nicely Johnson and Rusty Charlie, played by Chris Holman, Daniel Polonia and Jaylin Thomas, led off the classic story of love and gambling in 1920s Times Square.
Petition calls for after-school theater, music in Baldwin
Baldwin High School students, alumni and community members are calling for the return of after-school theater and music activities. “Recently, it has been announced that Baldwin High School … more
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George Blatti, a former doctor from Franklin Square, was escorted into the Nassau County courthouse on Thursday.
Former Franklin Square doctor charged with murder in opioid case
A doctor who had previously operated out of a former Radio Shack building in Franklin Square is facing murder and reckless endangerment charges for overprescribing opioids between 2016 and 2018, which led to five patients’ deaths, Nassau County District Attorney Madeline Singas said at a news conference on Thursday. more
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Officials lauded the completion of the revamped Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station in October, but they are now pushing to finish improvements there and at the East Rockaway and Centre Avenue stations.
Officials push for improvements to Lynbrook, East Rockaway train stations
Local commuters and officials are calling on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to make improvements at the Lynbrook, East Rockaway and Centre Avenue Long Island Rail Road stations. more
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More than 100 domestic ducks were rescued in the Town of Hempstead last year, including about 75 in Baldwin. Most pictured above were rescued from Baldwin Harbor.
Nonprofit rescues abandoned domestic ducks in Baldwin
With spring less than four weeks away, the domestic duck dumping season has begun in the Town of Hempstead. Activists with Long Island Orchestrating for Nature, also known as LION, an animal … more
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Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted a virtual webinar Feb. 18 at which Jonathan Prevost, Bianca Boursiquot, Kyra Lewis, Jose Villatoro and Kiana Abbady discussed issues facing millennials.
Baldwin, Freeport millennials talk diversity
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted a discussion with millennial constituents last week as part of a virtual panel called “Redesigning the District: A Conversation with … more
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The UBS Arena at Belmont Park is the future home of the New York Islanders.
UBS Arena partners with XL Fleet for electric vehicle infrastructure
UBS Arena developers have partnered with Boston, Mass.-based XL Fleet to build 1,000 electric vehicle charging stations at the site and deploy fleets of electric vehicles for use by New York … more
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Pancho’s Cantina, which has been in business for more than four decades, including 27 years in Island Park, will close for good March 7. Owners Gary and Helene Steiner plan to move to Florida.
Pancho's Cantina in Island Park to close after 40-year run
Pancho’s Cantina, which has been in business for 40 years, including 27 in Island Park, will close for good March 7. more
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Natalia Hakimzadeh is a candidate for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s 2021 Long Island Student of the Year program.
Long Beach High School junior leads fundraiser
When she was in eighth grade, Natalia Hakimzadeh organized a walk on the Long Beach boardwalk to raise funds for Cohen Children’s Medical Center. She called city officials to obtain the proper … more
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