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The Cradle of Aviation, in Uniondale, hosted over 1,700 students and dental care providers for this year’s Give Kids A Smile Day on Feb. 7, making it the largest dental care event in the county’s history. more
Justinne Lake-Jedzinak, of the Raynham Hall Museum, shared the history of Samuel Townsend’s family, and local enslaved people, with a gathering at the Uniondale Library on Feb. 6. more
For half a century, Twin Oaks Day Camp has been a summer haven for generations of campers, who have created memories and friendships lasting a lifetime. As the camp marks its 50th anniversary … more
The Nassau County Republican Committee has nominated Karin B. Campbell, a longtime community advocate and former Westbury Board of Education president, as its candidate for the 2nd Legislative District in the Nassau County Legislature. more
Competition was fierce across all distances, with impressive performances from both local and out-of-state runners. more
Uniondale students in third through eighth grades competed in a districtwide spelling bee on Jan. 30. more
Uniondale High School’s new girls’ wrestling team took first place at the state qualifying meet last Sunday. Ten of the school’s top-ranking athletes will compete for state championships on Feb. 27 in Albany. more
Community leaders and experts from across Nassau County gathered to talk to the public about what might hurt their finances this year at a panel in Hempstead’s Kennedy Park on Jan. 30. more
NYU Langone found that 25 percent of Hempstead elementary students and 31 percent of middle and high school students were obese as of 2022. more
With humor and assurance, Javier Guzman, senior organizer with Make the Road New York (Se Hace Camino NY), led a workshop on immigrant rights at Alverta B. Gray Schultz Middle School in Hempstead on Monday.  more
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