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'Hofstra Today' anchor Harrison Grubb tracked the results for the Senate and House of Representatives to update viewers at home.
Hofstra produces first simulcast for Midterm Election
Dozens of students sat in the Hofstra University Lawrence Herbert School of Communication NewsHub. Sounds of chatter and typing filled the air. more
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The current St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church that stands on Elmont Road was first completed on March 12, 1905.
Elmont Presbyterian seeks town’s help
Since 1905, St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church has stood in Elmont as a symbol of the hamlet’s German past, when it was part of the old Fosters Meadow community. At the church’s grand opening on … more
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The honor of lighting the candles went to Chairman of the Board Bruce Schneider.
Elmont Jewish Center gives Chanukah greetings
The Elmont Jewish Center hosted their annual lighting of the menorah to commemorate the first day of Chanukah on Dec. 2, outside their synagogue on Elmont Road. Chanukah Overview Chanukah is … more
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Representatives of South Nassau Communities Hospital and the Mount Sinai Health System announced their partnership Tuesday. Joseph Fennessy, the chairman of SNCH’s board of directors, held the ceremonial agreement that was signed. WIth him, from left, were Mount Sinai President Dr. Arthur Klein, Mount Sinai CEO Dr. Kenneth Davis and South Nassau President and CEO Richard Murphy.
South Nassau Communities Hospital, Mount Sinai Health Systems officially partner
Representatives of South Nassau Communities Hospital and the Mount Sinai Health System were set to finalize a partnership at a news conference on Dec. 4. The merger makes South Nassau the Long Island … more
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The Franklin Square movie theater building opened in 1933 and stands as one of a handful of art-deco buildings in the Town of Hempstead.
Making a case for Franklin Square history
The Town of Hempstead Landmark Preservation Council unanimously voted on Nov. 20 to proceed with a hearing next year to consider whether to grant a Franklin Square movie theater historic landmark … more
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Francesca Carlow, president of the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce, center, announced a countywide initiative to encourage Long Islanders to “Shop Local” this holiday season.
Merchants say bricks, not clicks
The Nassau County Council of Chambers of Commerce has launched its “Main Street” and “Shop Local” initiatives to encourage Long Islanders to consider their own downtowns when deciding where to shop for the holidays. more
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How do you cook a turkey? We asked 6 kids for their recipes.
Every year we ask 6 kids how to cook a turkey. We hope you enjoy their answers as much as we do. Happy Thanksgiving! more
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James Castle, South Nassau Communities Hospital website and digital manager, left, with Dana Sanneman, executive director of Public affairs at South Nassau Coummunities Hospital, center, and speaker Allison Anderson, a nurse, during the Senior Helath Expo.
Senior Health Expo educates community
Herald Community Newspapers and South Nassau Communities Hospital partnered to present their inaugural Senior Health Expo on Nov. 14 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event brought free health screenings and information to more than 250 attendees, including a panel discussion with keynote speakers from SNCH, Dr. Clifford Feiner and nurse Allison Anderson. more
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Nayyer Zubair, of Valley Stream, petitioned the state to install better traffic signals at Exit 13 of the Southern State Parkway.
Outcry continues over Southern State Parkway Exit 13
Mohamed Tarek, a 14-year-old Elmont High School student, was walking home from a basketball game when an unlicensed driver who was trying to move into the eastbound lanes of the Southern State Parkway from North Central Avenue struck him, leaving him in a coma. In the aftermath, representatives of the State Department of Transportation agreed to conduct a traffic study at Exit 13. more
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Hofstra law students lend a hand to veterans in need
On Nov. 4, the Veterans Legal Assistance Project, which was formed by law student-veterans in 2012, held its biannual one-day law clinic dedicated to veterans at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law. There, pro-bono attorneys helped veterans with discharge upgrades, pending appeals and estate planning. more
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