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Amazon announced Thursday that it would not open its second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens.
Nassau County officials upset over Amazon's decision to abandon Queens headquarters
Nassau County elected officials expressed disappointment after Amazon announced Feb. 14 that it would drop its plan to open a second headquarters in Long Island City, Queens. The tech giant’s … more
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There was something for everyone at the pop up shop. After browsing the LP's Luke Healy, 8, got a blue Slipped Disc Retro Tee. He attended his first rock show at 5 years old and has loved it ever since.
Slipped Disc returns to Valley Stream for a day
When Sip This owner David Sabatino and manager Stephanie Pontillo were looking for places in 2011 to open up a coffee shop together, they had never considered it would be located in the same Rockaway … more
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Administrators at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital unveiled the facility’s new $13.5 million Orthopedic Unit at a ribbon cutting ceremony on Feb. 1.
LIJ Valley Stream unveils new orthopedic unit
Administrators at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital unveiled the facility’s new $13.5 million Orthopedic Unit at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Feb. 1. more
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Members of Valley Stream’s Downtown Revitalization Task Force gathered at the village courthouse to hear about the methods three village mayors in Nassau County have employed to revitalize their downtowns.
Downtown revitalization talks continue, mayors offer advice
Members of Valley Stream’s Downtown Revitalization Task Force gathered at the village courthouse on Jan. 29 to hear from three Nassau County mayors how they improved their downtowns, the … more
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Members of Local 66 had placed an inflatable rat outside Village Hall in response to rumors that non-union labor was being used for a village construction project. The contractor hired to carry out the work has since agreed to bring Local 66 workers onto the job.
Arlington contractor agrees to use union labor
Responding to criticism of non-union labor at the $5.5 million Arlington Avenue sanitation transfer station reconstruction project, Racanelli Construction, the contractor hired by the village to … more
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Get your Valentine’s on at Valley Stream's Central Florist
When Central Florist owner Lisa Elfante took the reigns of the business in 2005, she said she couldn’t tell the difference between a rose and a carnation. But seeking to own her own shop after … more
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Construction is progressing at the Arlington Avenue transfer station amid accusations that the project is using non-union labor.
Claims of non-union work at Arlington transfer station
It is a spectacle that has become less frequent as private-sector union labor has declined over the past three decades, but there it was in Valley Stream last week: a 12-foot-tall rodent standing in … more
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The N1 will have an additional 6:45 a.m. bus that begins at Hempstead Turnpike and Elmont Road and heads south to the Long Island Rail Road station in Gibson.
Despite troubled service, commuters rejoice at return of N1 early bus
The morning commute for Elmont and Valley Stream residents used to be simple. More than a decade ago, they could hop aboard the northbound N1 bus and ride to the Jamaica subway station, or the … more
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Minister Phil Jones, center, led everyone in “You Are Good” at the Valley Stream Presbyterian Church’s eighth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration.
Spreading the love in Valley Stream on MLK Day
Injustice still exists in American society, religious and political leaders said at the Valley Stream Presbyterian Church’s eighth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Monday night. more
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A map showing the FEMA-designated flood plain around the New York American Water facility on Starfire Court.
Neighbors raise worries about proposed NYAW chemical storage, generator
In 1997, a group of Hewlett and South Valley Stream residents banded together to oppose a New York American Water — then Long Island Water — project that would have altered the streets … more
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