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Village recreation director Jimmy Fitzano and Mayor Edwin Fare join parents, speech pathologists and school officials as they unveil a communication board at Hendrickson Park designed to aid children with speech issues.
This one tool makes playtime easier for kids with speech issues at Valley Stream parks
She made a passionate appeal to Mayor Ed Fare: Dedicate an official village-wide day for a little-known speech disorder that makes it difficult for kids to accurately move their mouth muscles while … more
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Valley Stream Mayor Edwin Fare claims victory in the village general election race on March 21 at the American Legion Post 845.
Village general election 2023: Mayor Ed Fare, United Community Party win big
Residents went to the polls Tuesday to cast their votes for mayor, two village trustees and a village justice in the village general election — and they’ve spoken. Certified election … more
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Valley Stream fire fighters put out a garage fire on Carstairs Road on March 2.
Valley Stream firefighters battle garage fire on Carstairs Road
The Valley Stream firefighters doused a detached garage caught aflame at a house on Carstairs Road on March 2 at 2:00 a.m. A fire hose was put into operation to quickly contain and extinguish the … more
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he 2023 Women of Distinction Ceremony recognized 12 women in Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages’ 22nd Assembly District for their acts of leadership, community involvement and grassroots work. Solages is going on 10 years of organizing this event.
This Women's History Month: Honoring these remarkable hometown women from Valley Stream to Elmont
Just in time for Women’s History Month, the 10th annual Women of Distinction Ceremony made its triumphant return earlier this month after a Covid-19 hiatus. Started by Assemblywoman … more
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Fifth graders from Shaw Avenue Elementary School performed dances in pairs for their 'Dancing with the Stars of Fifth Grade' event.
At Valley Stream District 30, Shaw Avenue students dance their little hearts out
Students from Shaw Avenue Elementary School in Valley Stream District 30 dressed their dancing best on March 9 to show off their moves on the dance floor through a series of intricate lessons. … more
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Gary Glick, commander of the Department of New York Jewish War Veterans, delivers his message about the organization’s 127-year history combating hate regarding Jews in the military. He also spoke about the uncertainty of the group’s future in the face of rising antisemitism.
Jewish War Veterans celebrate 127 years
the Jewish War Veterans of the United States of America is still going as the longest-running veterans organization in the country. And it brought together members of Jewish War Veterans Post 652 — which includes members from all across Nassau County — to get back to basics and talk about hate. more
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Courtney Callahan, Nosh’s founder, far left; former Glen Cove mayor Tim Tenke; Linda Eastman, Nosh’s head of operations; and Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton joined forces to help families in need during the coronavirus pandemic. Nosh has been a vital resource in the community for three years.
Nosh remains a vital resource
The early stages of the coronavirus pandemic were a time of uncertainty and fear. High unemployment resulted in hunger among adults and children alike. Limited access to school nutrition programs created a frightening scenario for many families. more
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Environmentalists decry Hochul’s proposed state housing compact
Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed New York Housing Compact has drawn outcry from across Long Island, and some of the loudest voices can be heard in environmental organizations. Groups across the … more
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From April 6 to 28, student art, like these pieces in the window of Moonshot Emporium in Sea Cliff, will hang in stores around the hamlet and in Glen Head.
Student art on display in the North Shore School District
Thanks to the efforts of the local nonprofit North Shore Arts Angels, developing artists in the North Shore School District have a chance to show off their creations during the third annual Art Walk … more
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Elena Villafane, right, Mark Sobel and James Versocki each gave a brief introductory and outgoing speech and fielded questions from Sea Cliff residents.
Sea Cliff Civic Association hosts ‘Meet the Candidates’
Sea Cliff residents gathered to meet the three village candidates running unopposed this year and hear their goals for the village as well as answer questions from community members before the … more
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