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Deputy Supervisor Dorothy Goosby, left, Councilman Thomas Muscarella, Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin, Councilman Dennis Dunne, Sr., Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray and Town of Hempstead Water Commissioner John Reinhardt described the design of the new water tower on Jan. 21, which will provide clean water for more than 700,000 people.
What is the Town of Hempstead doing to replace the Uniondale water tower after 70 years?
After 70 years of use, Uniondale’s current water tower will be replaced with a new structure. more
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Willian Portillo Melara, 29, of Dix Hills, was arrested for exposing himself in Uniondale on the afternoon of Jan. 17, Nassau police said.
Dix Hills man arrested for exposing himself in Uniondale
A Dix Hills man was arrested for exposing himself in Uniondale on the afternoon of Jan. 17, Nassau police said. more
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The Francis Purcell Preserve, a part of the Hempstead Plains, behind the Marriott hotel in Uniondale. The South Shore Audubon Society is concerned about the potential impact of the Sands casino project on the grasslands.
Sands casino development sparks environmental concerns
The proposed Sands casino on the Nassau Coliseum site is sparking debate over how to balance economic growth with the preservation of Long Island's Hempstead Plains, one of the region's last undisturbed ecosystems. Environmental groups are raising concerns about potential impacts on local wildlife, water resources and migration patterns as they work with Sands and county officials to mitigate risks. more
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Two of the 49 semifinalists from Long Island in the Regeneron Science Talent Search are Erica Revill, left, and Emma Amalia Carotenuto, seniors at Sacred Heart Academy in Hempstead.
Sacred Heart students named semifinalists in Regeneron competition
Sacred Heart Academy seniors Emma Amalia Carotenuto and Erica Revill have been selected as semifinalists in the Society of Science's 2025 Regeneron Science Talent Search, joining a group of 300 students nationwide. more
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Phyllis Young, a founder of Miracle Christian Center in Hempstead, was among the marchers carrying oversized photos of Martin Luther King Jr. during the Hempstead Turnpike parade through the Village of Hempstead, which was followed by a morning of cultural programming and discussions on King’s life and legacy.
See how Hofstra, Hempstead celebrate King’s message of unity
Hofstra University and the Village of Hempstead honored Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy with a powerful celebration, featuring a parade, performances and a keynote address by emotional intelligence expert LaQuetta Solomon. more
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Henry Hilaire takes pride in serving Haitian cuisine and culture to the Uniondale and Hempstead communities at Blue Mermaid Gourmet.
Discover Caribbean flavors at Blue Mermaid Gourmet
Blue Mermaid Gourmet in Uniondale serves up a vibrant fusion of Haitian and Jamaican flavors, offering dishes like jerk chicken and griot alongside a warm, inviting atmosphere. more
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Former Hempstead Village trustee Noah Burroughs kept his hand reverently on the Bible, which was held by his mother, Barbara Burroughs, while former Lt. Governor David A. Paterson swore him in as Assemblyman for the 18th Assembly District on Jan. 10.
Noah Burroughs sworn in as assemblyman
Noah Burroughs, a Hempstead-born educator and village trustee, was sworn in as New York State Assemblyman for District 18 on Jan. 10. more
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Linda Humes, standing, shared Kwanzaa stories and traditions, along with Anthony Francis, who’s known as Sanga of the Valley, at the Uniondale library on Dec. 26.
Celebrating Kwanzaa in Uniondale
The Junior Friends of the Uniondale Public Library held their annual Kwanzaa celebration on the first night of the holiday, Dec. 26. more
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Uniondale High School students taking part in the first Hofstra-Uniondale Pathway Program celebrated its completion at a ceremony on Dec. 18.
Uniondale-Hofstra partnership prepares students for college
Students at Uniondale High School are getting a head start on their college education through the Hofstra-Uniondale Pathway Program, which allows them to take college courses while still in high school and helps set them up for future success. more
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Theresa Black, a TA in the special education department at Uniondale High School, center with certificate, was one of the TAs honored for their continued service at the Uniondale board of education’s December meeting.
Uniondale board of education recognizes outstanding staff
The Uniondale Board of Education recently showed their heartfelt appreciation for teacher assistants throughout the school district. At their December board meeting, one TA from each school in the district was recognized, appreciated and given special certificates from the district noting their “invaluable service” to the school community. more
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