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Uniondale families helped kick off the holiday season at the Long Island Children’s Museum’s second annual Jolly Jamboree on Nov. 29. The after-hours event transformed the museum into a … more
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman announced his intention to run for governor through an a video ad on his campaign website. more
Hundreds of cans, packages and canisters of food filled up John J. Byrne Community Center in Uniondale during a Thanksgiving food drive organized by two local women. Uniondale residents … more
The bright minds of 60 middle school students from across Nassau County learned about important civic issues on Nov. 22, when the local chapter of Jack and Jill of America held its annual Global … more
Girl Scouts of Nassau County including those from Uniondale and Hempstead spent a Saturday inside Hofstra University’s science labs, taking part in hands-on workshops designed to spark interest in STEM careers through the 10th annual Imagine Your Possibilities conference. more
The holiday season is considered a joyful time that is often quietly burdened by stress, loneliness and unresolved grief. Social media influencer and content creator Khaliyah Megadine was one of four women to receive recognition for their efforts and dedication. more
Art instructor Celicia Gargill led a workshop at the Uniondale Public Library where participants painted fall-themed pumpkin fields using acrylic paint on canvas. The session, open to teens and … more
Kellenberg Memorial High School students were a little shy of last year’s 82,000 pounds of collected food donations, but nonetheless gathered over 77,000 — 38.3 pounds per student — … more
For 18 years, Angelik Bell has spent the weekend before Thanksgiving making sure families in her community have what they need for the holiday. This year marked a milestone for the 47-year-old Long … more
Uniondale High School laced up their sneakers for a good cause with a fun twist. The school hosted its inaugural Turkey Trot Food Drive, combining two fall-filled events during the thankful season. … more
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