Town Hall in Manhasset was the setting for this year's installation of its elected officials. With the exception of a new town clerk, Michelle Schimel, those being sworn in were incumbents--Supervisor May Newburger, Councilwoman Doreen Banks, Councilman Tony D'Urso and Receiver of Taxes Ann Galante. FULL STORY

Symbolic of the changes wrought by the November election, the induction ceremony for the Nassau County Legislature was chaired by New York State Comptroller Carl McCall, a Democrat. Úquot;It is important for New York State that Nassau County be strong,Úquot; he told the enthusiastic audience at Nassau Community College. When the perception of government goes from bad to worse, it's bad for all of us in both parties. You are the part of government that is closest to the people. You make a tangible impact on them and you must use that power. The problems of Nassau County are not Republican problems or Democratic problems but problems of all the people.Úquot; Despite the current fiscal problems of the county, McCall concluded, Úquot;the economy is strong and it's a great place to live. Good luck and God speed.Úquot; FULL STORY

It's all indoors, in the gym. Bring your glove and sneakers. No need to bring bats or balls. FULL STORY

Carol Hotarek and Costa Lippas have been selected as outstanding physical education students by the Nassau Zone of NYS Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. They were honored for their selection at an awards banquet on Dec. 6 at the Milleridge Inn. Pictured with Carol and Costa is Mr. Alan Lowe, athletic coach. FULL STORY