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Will Sheeline's focus is on local community events, history, and government announcements in the United States, specifically New York. He predominantly covers event coverage and provides expert commentary on various themes such as family & relationships, government & politics, culture & society, and entertainment news.
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By: Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Joseph DeVito, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil Rizzuto, Tiffany Balanoff
Families across Valley Stream UFSD 13 came together for a District Read Aloud event centered on the children’s book “I Am We” by Susan Verde.
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Joseph DeVito, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal
By Andrew Francis In February 2026, New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli stated in a report, that bullying and drug-related incidents are on the rise in schools across the state.
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Joseph DeVito, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal
By Alyssa R. Griffin The Mary Ruchalski Foundation is preparing to host its sixth annual Mary 5K, continuing its mission to raise awareness
By: Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil Rizzuto, Tiffany Balanoff
N ew York had almost 90,000 reported victims of domestic violence in 2022 alone. What makes this statistic most troubling is that domestic violence often goes unreported, as does the harm.
By: Mike Polansky, Will Sheeline
The Town of Oyster Bay is moving forward with plans to build a new shellfish hatchery at TOBAY Beach, a project officials say will significantly expand the town’s ability to restore marine ecosystems along both the North and South shores. At its March 24 meeting, the Town Board authorized the start of the design phase, approving a series of contracts […]
By: Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil Rizzuto, Tiffany Balanoff
The familiar boxes of Girl Scout Cookies were nowhere in sight on the morning of April 7, when four members of Troop 1322 traded sweets for sauté pans inside the kitchen of Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital.
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil R
77°, Clear By Brian Kacharaba and Alyssa R. Griffin Village residents approved the Rockville Centre School District’s proposed $141.3 million
By: Will Sheeline
Nikolaos Stavrianos, right, received his pin from his parents George and Paula.
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil R
88°, Partly Cloudy The annual Lynbrook Mayor's Golf Outing will return on Monday, Aug. 17, bringing golfers, local leaders and community members
Franklin Square library to build on success of last year's summer reading celebration
