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Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation late last month to continue New York’s leadership on racial equity by creating a new commission to study reparations and racial justice. This commission will be tasked with examining the legacy of slavery, subsequent discrimination against people of African descent, and the impact these forces continue to have in the present day.
New York state unveils new reparations task force
In a bold move to confront the historical stains of slavery and institutional racism that have been baked into the very fabric of everyday life — New York is now set to become the third state … more
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Anthony Price, a Uniondale resident who says he was fired from his job at a Westbury Starbucks after a confrontation with his manager, claims he’s actually being targeted because of his outspoken leadership in Workers United, the store’s union. Price led a number strikes in the months leading up to his firing.
Uniondale resident fired from Starbucks, claims they are ‘union-busting’
The past year seemed to be a good one for workers. On a national scale, part-time UPS workers received a 55 percent raise, airline pilots saw 40 percent increases, and autoworkers negotiated a 25 … more
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Jose Portillo leading the charge as the union marched around RXR Plaza in Uniondale two weeks ago demanding better wages, benefits and more in their next contract.
Strike averted
In a groundbreaking turn of events, the bargaining committee representing The 32BJ Service Employees International Union — one of the largest and most influential labor unions on the East Coast, … more
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Monique Darrisaw-Akil
Monique Darrisaw-Akil leads the way towards a brighter future
Residents throughout Uniondale will tell you that the community, once grappling with educational challenges that seemed insurmountable, has undergone a remarkable transformation under the leadership … more
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Members of the Long Island Harmonizers performing one of their many different acts, involving four main singers up front and other singers behind them backing up their vocals.
Reveling in the barbershop-style singing of the Long Island Harmonizers
In a holiday celebration of harmonious melodies and festive cheer, the Long Island Harmonizers, a group of over 20 men passionate about barbershop-style acapella singing, graced the Uniondale Library this weekend with their Holiday Barbershop Christmas Show on Dec. 10. more
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Performers from Uniondale High School feeling the music and getting into the holiday spirit on center stage
Uniondale high's Rhythm of the Knight stuns community with dazzling holiday spectacle
In a dazzling display of talent and festive spirit, the Uniondale high school show choir, Rhythm of the Knight, treated the community to a spectacular Holiday Show at the school auditorium and … more
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Gov. Hochul in Buffalo back in July, announcing significant progress in the fight against gun violence in the city, which receives millions in SNUG program investments to address the high levels of gun violence. Data reported by the City's Police Department for the first half of 2023 when compared to the same timeframe in 2021 showed a 73 percent decline in the number of firearm-involved homicides, a 60 percent decline in those injured by gunfire, and a 59 percent overall decline in shooting incidents.
Governor Hochul invests $1 million to combat gun violence in Hempstead
The looming threat of gun violence plagues cities and towns everywhere throughout the United States, but Gov. Kathy Hochul is trying to remain proactive and apply a “public health … more
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Monique Darrisaw-Akil's three-decade commitment to education and her transformative use of technology set her apart, making her the sole representative from New York State among the 25 superintendents nationwide receiving this distinction.
Darrisaw-Akil recognized as 2023 Superintendent to Watch
Monique Darrisaw-Akil, Superintendent for the Uniondale School District, has been honored with the title of "2023 Superintendent to Watch" by the National School Public Relations Association. This … more
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Arnelge Escobar, left, and Jose Portillo, with fist raised, encouraging other union members to vote ‘yes’ on a strike.
Long Island custodial workers authorize strike
Ten thousand custodial workers across the tristate area are ready to strike — including 700 on Long Island, many of whom live in the Uniondale, Hempstead, Roosevelt and Freeport areas. The 32BJ … more
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Man dies after hitting tree on Charles Lindbergh Boulevard
 A 31-year-old man is dead after a collision forced his car into a tree. more
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