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Capt. Lois Ocasio, left, and Maj. Silvia Ocasio of the Salvation Army Hempstead Community Center helped distribute backpacks and school supplies to local children.
Salvation Army of Hempstead distributes 145 backpacks to local children ahead of school year
As Hempstead families prepare for the start of another school year, the Salvation Army Hempstead Community Center is helping ease some of the cost as they distributed 145 backpacks filled with school … more
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Siblings Helping Siblings member Maria Martinez, far left, Co-founder Cesar Tejada, co-founder and President Maria Tejada, Lucia and Dolores Martinez and Ena Castaneda helped bring families together for the nonprofit’s sensory-friendly picnic.
Siblings Helping Siblings brings an inclusive family picnic to Uniondale with sensory-friendly picnic
Siblings Helping Siblings a Long Island based nonprofit, hosted its inaugural sensory-friendly family picnic last Sunday on the lawn of the John J. Byrne Community Center in Uniondale more
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Paul R. Martin III, a historical artist, retired art teacher and East Meadow native, with a copy of his book, ‘Faces From Mitchel Field,” which he describes as the culmination of a lifetime of research.
New book explores Uniondale's Mitchel Field’s 44-year history, from World War I airfield to Long Island aviation landmark
An East Meadow-native is helping preserve the history of one of Long Island’s most significant aviation sites through his book documenting the people and events that shaped Mitchel Field more
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Nassau County Legislators Debra Mulé, Delia DeRiggi-Whitton and Viviana Russell joined human trafficking survivor and advocate Holly Nadeau and Legislator Arnold Drucker. Russell unveiled a proposed legislation aimed at combating human trafficking and expanding support for survivors.
Nassau County legislation would crack down on massage businesses tied to human trafficking while expanding help for victims
Over the years Long Island has seen the some of the highest raids and arrests in the Tri-state region on massage parlors, according to police and town … more
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Northern Parkway School teachers and teaching assistants dressed casual in matching “first-day-of-school” T-shirts. The staff gathered in front of the welcome back to school sign as they prepared to greet students for the new school year welcoming new and previous students.
First day of school brings students, families and teachers back to classrooms across Uniondale
Students across the Uniondale School District returned to classrooms Sept. 2, beginning a new school year with greetings from teachers, administrators and staff. more
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Musicians and supporters came together in Uniondale for “Almost Vegan Jazz 2026,” celebrating the past and present of Long Island jazz.
Nassau Performing Arts brings Long Island jazz history to Uniondale with “Almost Vegan Summer Jazz"
Nassau Performing Arts celebrated Long Island’s jazz history with its “Almost Vegan Jazz Bone” program at the John J. Byrne Community Center in Uniondale on Aug. 19. more
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Golden Crest, at 540 Jerusalem Ave. in Uniondale, reopened after a three-month renovation that refreshed the nearly 30-year-old Jamaican restaurant. The formal grand opening is scheduled for Sept. 19.
Golden Crest keeps Uniondale tradition alive after renovation
Golden Crest, a longtime Jamaican restaurant in Uniondale owned by Kenneth Johnson, is welcoming customers back after a three-month renovation project that refreshed the nearly 30-year-old business … more
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CHERYL WILLS
Uniondale Cheryl Wills goes from NY1 to Spider-Man landing a cameo
Cheryl Wills, originally from Hempstead and later a Uniondale resident, is a Uniondale High School alumna who graduated in 1984. After graduation, she pursued a career in broadcast journalism and is … more
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Incoming pre-K and kindergarten students explored a water sensory table, one of several hands-on activities designed to introduce children to learning through play.
Uniondale students prepare for school at annual Early Childhood Jamboree
Children played at a water sensory table, colored, got their faces painted and joined teachers for dancing and games on Aug. 20, when Uniondale School District welcomed its newest students and their … more
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Bridget Cunningham, danced alongside her fellow KerboomKidz instructor, Max Ginsburg, as they encouraged children to follow their lead at Bernard Brown Park, part of the Town of Hempstead’s children shows.
KerboomKidz gives Uniondale kids space to dance at Bernard Brown Park
Bernard Brown Park turned its outdoor recreational space into a high energy dance floor for children. KerboomKidz returned to the Town of Hempstead’s summer children’s shows on Aug. 2 more
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