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American Choice Smoke and Vape, which was granted a permit in 2021, is slated to open soon, but faces stiff opposition from parents for being so close to Valley Stream District 30 schools.
Parents scold the opening of this West Merrick Road vape site. Here's why.
Wedged between a deli and Home Goods store, on the corner of a commercial strip facing busily trafficked West Merrick Road, is an empty storefront whose windows are papered over. A sign, which seems … more
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Valley Stream residents and business owners are coming to terms with the destruction of businesses on West Lincoln Avenue and Rockaway Avenue on Jan. 27.
What we know and don't know about the blaze that destroyed Rockaway Avenue businesses
In the early-morning hours of Jan. 27, a fire, which originated at the Jadwiga’s Polish American Deli on West Lincoln Avenue, ravaged a row of neighboring businesses on Rockaway Avenue. … more
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Volunteers Pattie Mercurio, far left, Mark Daley and Carmine Desio, parish outreach director Sister Margie Kelly and volunteer Isabelle Desio restocking the Saint Vincent de Paul food pantry.
Valley Stream clubs struggle to find volunteers
Volunteer organizations are the touchstone of Valley Stream, but the numbers of volunteers providing service to the community appears to be dwindling. For those looking to volunteer in Valley … more
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Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce newly installed officers Sandra Shanghai, Glenore Anderson, Sasan Shavanson, Angela Ogurick, and Lee Feinman at Tepache in Valley Stream.
Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce installs new officers
They have played a leading role in setting up and supporting Valley Stream’s most time-honored events from the village’s Memorial Day parade to fireworks extravaganza at Firemen’s … more
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The roofing shingles are being removed and replaced at the Valley Stream waiting room platforms, limiting the options for commuters to find shelter and stay warm.
Valley Stream Long Island Rail Road commuters cope with cold amid construction
As frigid temperatures roll in and residents bundle up to brave the wind chill or the occasional downpour, some Long Island Rail Road commuters at the Valley Stream station will have to make do with … more
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Gabriella Gonzalez, 17, and Sudan Belnavis, 14, help 9-year-old Dominic Laurent, center, embrace his inner Chinese lion during the library’s Lunar New Year festivity.
Valley Stream South students light up library with New Lunar Year lion dance
A lion was set loose in the Children’s Room at Waldinger Memorial Library on Feb. 10. Not the kind that prowls in tall savannah grass, but instead dances majestically to a pulsing drumbeat … more
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The village is drafting a law to address old utility poles that remain after new ones are erected. More than 300 exist throughout the village, according to officials.
Village of Valley Stream wants old poles to go
A public hearing will be held at the Village of Valley Stream Board of Trustees’ March 23 meeting regarding a proposed local law that would require that utility companies remove old poles in … more
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Village Justice Robert Bogle, right, was installed by Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino. Bogle’s wife, Kathy, is behind them.
Judge looks forward
Village Justice Robert Bogle was installed to his eighth term on April 6, reflecting on his 29 years in the role and looking ahead to the soon-to-be new home of his court at 195 Rockaway Ave. … more
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Nassau County District Attorney Anne Donnelly said two Nassau County residents including one from Valley Stream abused the Social Security Administration system to pocket thousands of dollars.
Two charged in alleged Social Security fraud
Two individuals have been charged in separate incidents where they allegedly schemed the Social Security Administration out of thousands of dollars in disability and retirement benefits. Nassau … more
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Emilian Emeagwali, founder of Giving Back to Community Corporation, an Elmont-based nonprofit, traveled to her hometown Onitsha, Nigeria, last month to help feed more than 2,000 people. She visited two orphanages in Onitsha, and gave bags of rice and salt to the children.
This is what 'Giving Back' looks like in Elmont
Giving Back to Community Corporation, an Elmont-based nonprofit, raised more than $33,000 in 2023, with residents’ help, to aid the hungry on both a local and international scale. The organization held raffles and hosted a gala and a 5K run, and all of its work was made possible by community support. more
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