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When Uniondale’s Ruben Campbell Jr., who’s known as RJ, steps onto a stage, audiences sometimes underestimate what the 10-year-old can do. Then he starts singing. more
The Long Island Children’s Museum raised more than $800,000 at its annual Cupcakes & Cocktails gala on Oct. 8, bringing together more than 350 business leaders, philanthropists and community … more
Hempstead village celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with live Latino entertainment, cultural food and community honors at Kennedy Memorial Park. Mayor Waylyn Hobbs Jr. and other vil- lage officials … more
The Uniondale Empowerment Resource Center will host its second annual Breast Cancer Award Dinner on Nov. 7 from 6 to 10 p.m. at Nassau Community College’s CCB Multipurpose Room. more
September marks Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month, an opportunity to raise awareness about one of the most common cancers affecting the endocrine system. Education can help people recognize potential … more
Charlene Jackson, the challenger for New York's 18th Assembly District, says her decades of work in law and politics has prepared her to represent local communities. more
Noah Burroughs is seeking re-election to the New York state Assembly as he continues a busy career focused on civics and community. more
A 56-year-old construction worker died after he was submerged in water from a water main break in East Garden City on Oct. 9, Nassau County police said. more
The John J. Byrne Community Center is pursuing a roughly $1.5 million sports complex that would bring two synthetic turf soccer fields, a fitness studio and a walking trail to its community hub on … more
Young business owners from across Nassau County brought their ideas and plenty of entrepreneurial spirit to Uniondale last Saturday. Dozens of children showcased homemade goods, clothing, beauty … more
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