Articles by Luke Feeney

Nassau County Police officers arrested three teenagers in connection with a robbery that happened in Old Westbury Luke Feeney Three teenage boys were arrested for allegedly robbing a taxi driver in Westbury on Thursday night, […]

Pictured from left to right, The Wheatley School’s DECA club members Tyler Levine, Vicram Dhama, Ayaan Pirzada, Vihaan Shah, and Jack Basner competed at the DECA regional competition on Dec. 14 East Williston School District […]

Performers at the Dec. 14 recital at the Port Washington library. Daniel Chu The Port Washington Library hosted its annual piano recital on Dec. 14, featuring 39 young musicians who captivated an eager […]

Residents in the Village of Sands Point pumped a record high level of water during October, which officials said was caused by drought. Luke Feeney As Nassau County recorded the driest October on […]

The City of Glen Cove Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck City of Glen Cove The City of Glen Cove was awarded $150,000 from New York State’s Smart Growth Community Planning Program, designed to encourage affordable housing, walkable […]

Residents in the Village of Sands Point pumped a record high level of water during October, which officials said was caused by drought. Luke Feeney As Nassau County recorded the driest October on […]

Village of Garden City trustee Bruce Chester, Say No to the Casino member Richard Williams, Trustee Ed Finneran, Trustee Vinny Muldoon, and Mayor Mary Carter Flanagan joined to oppose the Sands casino. The Village of […]

Toyooki Sonoda chief of NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine’s Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery and the center’s surgical director, and Bradley Morgansterm a gastroenterologist and the center’s medical director. NYU Langone Staff […]

Nassau County Department of Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman. Courtesy Nassau County Nassau County citizens have been advised to avoid interacting with wild animals after a raccoon found in Roslyn Heights tested positive for rabies, […]

Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Dec. 12 that the Environmental Facilities Corporation Board of Directors approved over $428 million in financial assistance for water infrastructure improvement projects across New York State. Office of Kathy Hochul […]