Spotlight

The project included new landscaping and renovations to the Nassau County Police booth at the train station.

First Tee is bringing its program to Brentwood Country Club and Holbrook Country Club this fall.

Outreach is planning to open its new 25-bed residence, which will serve young adults ages 18 to 25, in late 2023.

The expo, scheduled for Saturday, August 27 and Sunday, August 28, will feature dozens of electric-powered mobility brands showing off their latest products and technologies.

Firefighters quickly responded to the home after receiving a 911 call from a woman stuck in the basement of a house on fire.

The Little Shelter Animal Rescue and Adoption Center in Huntington is one of 78 animal welfare groups to be awarded a grant from the Grey Muzzle Organization.

Students will learn how harnessing the power of the sun creates a physical change that transforms plain bandanas into works of art.

The big haul set a national record for the Shootout for Soldiers program.

The presentation of the popular musical began its run on Thursday, July 14 and continues through Sunday, August 28.

Darren Ehrhardt has helped jumpstart a new high school technology curriculum.

The show, sponsored by Jovia Financial Credit Union, will be presented at 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 30.

The Suffolk Theater in Riverhead is asking for public support in its quest to secure state funds for its proposed expansion project.

ArtABILITY showcases the talents of individuals on Long Island living with various physical and cognitive impairments.

“Salute to America” will feature a performance by Alex Shillo’s Tribute to Bruce Springsteen and will conclude with a fireworks show by Grucci.

The beer, wine and cider tasting event, which showcases local hometown favorites, award-winning American craft breweries, international trend-setters, and more, will be held on Saturday, August 13.

The contest aims to highlight the best of New York’s natural beauty and special destinations among New York’s state campgrounds and parklands.

The bowling extravaganza, held last week at Maple Lanes in Rockville Centre, included three Professional Women’s Bowling Association national tournaments hosted by Maple Family Centers, owned and operated by the LaSpina family.

A “Lieutenant Michael P. Shea Way” street sign was unveiled at the corner of School Street and Berry Hill Road in Oyster Bay.

Each student will receive $2,000 to go toward school-related expenses and help further their education.

Two Nike missiles, similar to those that defended New York from Soviet bombers, were dedicated to all the Americans who served during the Cold War.

Shimansky, who lives in Massapequa, launched a Facebook page ‘One Parent to Another,’ to help mothers in need of baby formula and other childcare necessities.