Oceanside Library Update
by Ashley DeVita An update on the progress of the new Oceanside Library was released on September 1st, 2023. There have been numerous delays with the construction of the Library - some were due to…
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Long Island Halloween Attractions
By Juliana Brill Spooky season is upon us once again! Here's a look at some of the Halloween events that are taking place on Long Island in October. The RVC Spooky Fest will take place…
Restaurant Review: SolBol
by Sabrina Henriquez This year, the town of Oceanside recently added a SolBol to the community. People in the community were very excited and could not wait until opening day. SolBol mainly specializes in acai…
Bed Bath & Beyond Closing
Chloe DeFrancesco Bed Bath & Beyond is going out of business after they filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection; it was their last effort to save the company and keep the business alive. The company…
Oceanside School Budget Vote
by Tim Kunken On May 16, the Oceanside Union Free School District will hold a vote to approve a proposed budget for the 2023-2024 school year. Totaling up to $174.3 million, this budget is 3.83%…
The Economics and the Politics of the Debt Ceiling
by Timothy Kunken Introduction In recent years, one of the most contentious political debates has been brewing over the state of the United States’ national debt. The debt currently rests at around $31.46 trillion dollars,…
Long Beach Cleanup
by Chloe DeFrancesco Long Beach Cleanup is a non-profit organization that helps clean our beaches to save our environment. They host weekly beach cleanups to keep harmful plastics and beach items from contaminating our water.…
DST: Good or Bad?
by Chloe DeFrancesco In the interest of conserving energy resources, DST was implemented in the U.S. in March of 1918. It was created to save fuel and power during World War 1 - the government…
The Rise of King Twit (Part 2)
by Timothy Kunken How did the deal take place? Did Elon Musk just waltz into Twitter headquarters, offer to buy the company, and get told by Jack Dorsey, “that'll be $44 billion. Debit or credit?”…