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Junior Oliver Iacobazzi, right, poured in a game-high 19 points Feb. 1 as Wantagh defeated Valley Stream South to move closer to a playoff spot.
Wantagh dials long distance at VSS
Three nights after it gave Nassau Conference A-6 boys’ basketball frontrunner Valley Stream North all it could handle, Wantagh continued its tour of the area Feb. 1 and was lights-out from … more
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Valley Stream resident and Hofstra journalism student Fatima Moien, left, traveled with fellow radio journalists to cover the New Hampshire primary alongside reporters from across the country.
This hometown journalist brings coverage of New Hampshire primary for Hofstra
Ask Hofstra journalism student, Fatima Moien, about her future career plans, she’ll tell you she will feel right at home reporting from the frontlines of crime-ridden areas and scarred … more
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In the shadow of closure, largely due to the rise of the universal pre-K expansion at Valley Stream schools, Grace Methodist Nursery School officials hope to make the most of the school’s final months.
Facing closure after a half a century, Grace Methodist Nursery School bids farewell
Few places occupy the same community significance in Valley Stream as Grace United Methodist Nursery School has done for more than half a century. Scores of students, often the children of … more
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Sophmore Emmanuel Alvarado has been a stand-out wrestler at the Valley Stream Central High School wrestling team under the watch of head coach Chris Carbajal.
This Valley Stream Central wrestling coach helps develop character on and off the mat
Although wrestling has always been a rigorous sport, testing an athlete’s endurance and resilience, for Valley Stream Central High School wrestling head coach Chris Carbajal, it’s not … more
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Zain Anwar, of Shaw Avenue School, wowed judges with his art skills at the Liberty Water calendar competition.
Shaw Avenue student has artwork published at Liberty Water calendar competition
Shaw Avenue Elementary third grader Zain Anwar was named a winner in Liberty Water’s annual Be Water Wise Art Contest. Zain had his artwork featured in the 2024 Liberty Be Water Wise … more
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Dominic Obukwelu had a double-double with 16 points and 12 boards as the Spartans stayed hot with a victory over Lynbrook last Friday.
Defensive-minded V.S. North at 13-3
Valley Stream North’s boys’ basketball team has its collective foot on the gas. And from the looks of it, the Spartans have lead feet. Last Friday they posted a dominant 71-46 win … more
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The remaining wreckage of three corner stores on Rockaway Avenue remain empty and roped off after an early morning fire blazed through them.
Fire tears through Rockaway Avenue businesses, leaves three injured
A massive fire, that first broke out at a deli on Lincoln Boulevard at around 5:30 this morning, has destroyed or damaged a spate of Rockaway businesses. Stacks of black smoke could be seen … more
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Howell Road Elementary School students participating in the WizFit Challenge with the Harlem Wizards.
Howell hosts WizFit game with hoop pros
Howell Road Elementary School is excited to announce its collaboration with local legend, the Harlem Wizards to host the WizFit Challenge Fundraiser and Kids Experience. This two-week event aims to … more
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Green Acres officials plan on redesigning a portion of the mall’s exterior to include walkable green spaces, outdoor dining, more outside entrances, and better parking access to stores. At right, Ari Malul of the Commercial Industrial Brokers Society.
What you need to know about Green Acres' newest redevelopment
To an older generation of Green Acres shoppers, it’s officially the end of an era. The Valley Stream mall plans to tear down its vacant Sears department store and Sears Auto store as it … more
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Valley Stream business owners expressed either ambivalence or concern over the minimum wage increase, which will be indexed for inflation after 2026.
Minimum wage hits $16. Why Valley Stream businesses have mixed feelings.
The minimum hourly wage on Long Island has climbed from $15 to $16 starting this year thanks to a mandate, brokered by lawmakers in Albany and Gov. Kath Hochul in last year’s budget deal. … more
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