Vivian Rose is a Summer Intern at Richner Communications, Inc. She focuses on themes related to education, including both public and private education systems, special education, and educational policy, while also covering regional and world news, particularly in Latin America and North America. Vivian's work has been featured in The Ithacan, Long Island Press, and Ms. Magazine.
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By: Vivian Rose
Local officials and project leaders mark the start of construction at The Bridge, including Sen.
Defendant Jason He was charged with burglary and attempted assault, among other charges, after entering a Syosset home through a rear door and hitting a man with a chair.
By: Vivian Rose
The Floral Park and Bellerose Long Island Rail Road stations were the first to receive accessibility awards from the MTA's 2025-2029 Capital Plan , officials announced July 29.
The Cornerstone, a $61 million 106-unit apartment complex in downtown Hicksville, has been approved for financial assistance from the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency.
Prominent Woodbury lawyer Ronald Bekoff died July 14 at the age of 83. Prominent Woodbury lawyer Ronald Bekoff died Tuesday, July 14, at the age of 83.
By: Vivian Rose
Several Long Island school districts have cash reserves higher than the allowable state limit capped at 4% of their budgets, a common trend in Island districts.
By: Vivian Rose
Bill Cutrone has served as president of the Lakeville Estates Civic Association for more than a decade, but gives credit to the late Betty Leong for the organization's current makeup,
By: Vivian Rose
As the Village of Williston Park continues its year-long centennial celebration, it also took the evening to recognize the National Night Out on Tuesday, Aug. 4.
By: Vivian Rose
Trees became a point of contention at Mineola's Board of Trustees meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 5, as some residents spoke about wanting to preserve the village's mature trees, while others argued removing them would improve safety.
The funding was secured by Rep. Laura Gillen through the Fiscal Year 2026 appropriations process and will support about 10% of the new truck's costs, which amount to over $2.7 million, Mayor Kevin Fitzgerald said.
