The Levittown Community Action Coalition has been awarded the prestigious Drug-Free Communities Grant from the White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy and the Center for Disease Control. The

Less than two-tenths of a point separated a pair of Seaford seniors who have devoted extraordinary time to their studies while also ensuring well-rounded high school experiences. Anastasia Perlegis will

In keeping with tradition, on Wednesday, Oct. 16, the Plainview-Old Bethpage Chamber of Commerce’s membership meeting will feature a candidates forum. The forum will take place from 7:30 a.m. to

Adventureland’s Helping Hands Foundation—a not-for-profit organization established in 2013 by Adventureland—raised more than $450,000 to support its ongoing programs during its annual VIP Night held in early September. The event

Oyster Bay Town Officials joined with NYPD officials and representatives from St. Mary’s High School to announce a college scholarship fund in memory of Detective Jonathan Diller. Diller, a resident

The Plainview-Old Bethpage Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 70th anniversary at a luncheon Sept. 18. Past presidents and board members, along with current board members and some of the chamber’s

Plainview Hospital has completed its 1,000th robotic surgery, performed by a team of trained robotic surgeons. The surgery, which involved a gallbladder removal, was performed in August using the Da

Nearly 300 ‘Dalers embarked on the journey back to Pine Forest from Sept. 12-15 for band camp, one year after the tragic bus accident took the lives of band leader

The Safe Center in Bethpage has partnered once again with Supplies for Success, based in Sagaponack, to prepare nearly 200 backpacks for children who are receiving services, including counseling and

The Massapequa Philharmonic has announced its 40th anniversary season of concerts coming to Long Island audiences under the direction of music director David Bernard. The programs feature music across four

BY Erica Schwartz Local volunteers, led by state Sen. Steve Rhoads and the state Department of Environmental Conservation, removed 150 bags of highly invasive water chestnuts from Mill Pond in