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Raising a family in New York has its own set of advantages and trials, and our Family & Parenting section can help to provide you with tips and tricks from other local Long Island parents. From keeping the kids quiet on long car rides, to the best recreation spots, we've got you covered with insights on the topics that matter most to parents.
By Vickie Moller November 21, 2013
Education on Long Island hits the road--once again.
By Sandra Stelmach November 20, 2013
With Christmas time fast-approaching, the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is welcoming the holiday with its annual tree lighting on December 4th.
By Vickie Moller November 19, 2013
Sen. LaValle has requested comments and questions from school superintendents for the upcoming Nov. 26 Common Core discussion forum.
By Sharon Lindell November 18, 2013
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Christmas tree lightings will be taking place all over the island this holiday season.
By Vickie Moller November 15, 2013
State Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. Wednesday defended Common Core state standards at Mineola High School.
By Christian Abbatecola November 15, 2013
With Black Friday Sales starting earlier each year, many consumers are questioning whether or not a bargain is worth ditching dinner on Thanksgiving.
By Chelsea Triola November 15, 2013
Thanksgiving is less than three weeks away, and if you’re looking for fun ways to get the whole family into the spirit of the season, you’ve come to the right place!
By Wendy L November 15, 2013
Home heating cost and repairs during the winter season can be costly. Find out if you are eligible for federally-funded heating assistance through HEAP. Enrollment begins Nov. 18.
By Joe Randazzo November 13, 2013
More than 1,500 parents and educators filled Ward Melville High School for a forum on Common Core testing.
By Vickie Moller November 13, 2013
Hofstra University Social Studies Educator Alan Singer says there is a serious flaw in Common Core.
By Sharon Lindell November 09, 2013
Come enjoy the festival of lights! Starting the night before Thanksgiving, Hanukkah is celebrated by many families on Long Island. So see a menorah and celebrate the Festival of Lights!
By Vickie Moller November 08, 2013
Bullying has become a large issue of concern for parents and students across the country - find out what locals are doing to prevent and deter it from happening here on LI.
By Wendy L November 07, 2013
A Long Island school teacher's reputation was tarnished following accusations that he watched pornography from his office in school. Charges have now been dismissed.
By Wendy L November 04, 2013
Adult fitness machinery at a Long Island park causes a young child to sever his finger.
By Joe Randazzo November 02, 2013
The 14-year-old mute and autistic teen was last seen running out of his school in Long Island City on October 4.
By Sandra Stelmach November 01, 2013
Many locals have their own holiday and seasonal traditions but why not change it up a little, and enjoy some of the fun traditions that are enjoyed in communities across LI.
By Joe Randazzo October 30, 2013
The child was found last week with its umbilical cord and placenta still intact.
By Chelsea Triola October 29, 2013
Create the perfect Halloween costume right at home with these fun, crafty, DIY ideas!
By Wendy L October 29, 2013
Severe cries of a baby were heard from a home in Medford on Sunday, resulting in a call to police. When the police arrived, they found a 13-month-old boy was left home alone.
By Vickie Moller October 25, 2013
State Education Commissioner John B. King, Jr. Wednesday announced the grant recipients for two programs that support educators throughout the state: the round two of the Strengthening Teacher and Leader Effectiveness (STLE) Grand Program and ...
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