Luke Torrance
Lou Sanders, WWII vet and staple of Mineola, dies
Lou Sanders, founder of the Mineola American weekly newspaper and staple of the local community, died Friday. He was 94.…
Rosso Uptown goes back to rustic Italian roots as Brick Osteria
During his time as general manager of Rosso Uptown, Michael Tizzano frequently fielded requests from patrons for dishes popular at…
Art auction raises money for Great Neck Rotary
Bottles of wine, New York Jets tickets and dozens of paintings were up for grabs last Wednesday when the Port…
Port Washington celebrates Mailroom opening
Members of the Port Washington community congregated at 191 Main St. on Thursday to witness the opening of a new…
Resident voice concerns to Port Board of Education
The first Port Washington Board of Education meeting of the new school year on Tuesday night was a brief but…
Phillips’ grant helps cover costs for roof repair
Earlier this year, staff at the Guggenheim Elementary School noticed that two older sections of the school's roof were leaking. The…
Port Washington North adjusts park laws
If you want to take your dog on a stroll through the new Bay Walk Park, it will need to…
North Shore elementary schools among NY’s best: Niche.com
A number of elementary schools on the North Shore led the pack in Niche.com's annual rankings in New York, and…
Port Washington residents, young and old, come out to clean up Main Street
During her work with Residents For a More Beautiful Port Washington, Executive Director Mindy Germain noticed that people were more…
Manorhaven commemorates the 16th anniversary of 9-11
It was a warm, clear September morning on Monday when the Manorhaven community gathered to remember what had happened on…
Manorhaven to hold Sept. 11 memorial observance
On September 11, 2001, financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald lost 658 employees in the attack on the World Trade Center.…
For sale: Gatsby-style mansion in Sands Point
Have you ever wanted to live like Jay Gatsby? For $16.88 million, you can purchase a Sands Point mansion that…
Flower Hill considers preparations for holiday lights and hurricanes
It may be a few months before it begins to look like Christmas, but the Flower Hill Board of Trustees…