Moms often work tirelessly to care for their families, with many juggling careers and time spent at home. It’s a balance that is sometimes tricky to manage, and at times mothers need to have their loads lightened. Children or spouses who learn to cook can take some pressure off Mom. Mother’s
Millions of adults have lots of great memories of summer camp. The right summer camp keeps kids engaged during a time of year when parents may be all too familiar with the phrase, “I’m bored.” Finding the right summer camp can be challenging. A range of variables, including budget, availability, and accessibility, must be considered […]
Registration is open for the Hope For The Warriors 30×30 Memorial Day Challenge, a free virtual wellness event focused on physical and emotional well‑being while honoring U.S. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Hosted by Craig Conover, a Bravo television personality and Hope For The Warriors board council member, the challenge runs May 1–30. […]
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino announced that the Town will once again host the prestigious Special Olympics Spring Games in partnership with Special Olympics New York. Held this year in partnership with Massapequa Schools, the event will take place at Berner Middle School on Saturday, May 2nd. The games will include a full day […]
Photo 1: Kramer Lane’s student body created the image of an eagle. Photo 2: At Central Boulevard School, students brought The Energy Bus to life. Photo 3: At Charles Campagne, students crafted a towering Uncle Sam top hat. Photos courtesy of Bethpage Union Free School District Students at all three of Bethpage’s elementary schools had a once-in-a-lifetime […]
Twenty-nine seventh-grade students from Sayville Middle School have been selected for publication in a national student anthology through Young Writers USA. The students, taught by English teachers Shannon McCann and Shannon Voyack, submitted original short stories as part of the contest’s theme, Unsolved: Mystery and Betrayal. Their work will be featured in the spring
The Smithtown Central School District is proud to announce that it has been recognized as one of the best communities in the nation for music education. “I am so very proud of our district’s commitment to fostering a strong music education program from kindergarten through high school,” said SCSD Director of Fine Arts Victoria Hartman. […]
Contrary to one popular misconception, Cinco de Mayo is not a celebration of Mexican independence. According to History.com, Mexico’s Día de la Independencia is commemorated on September 16. So what does Cinco de Mayo commemorate? Cinco de Mayo commemorates an improbable Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. […]










