Thursday, February 6, 2025
After 70 years of use, Uniondale’s current water tower will be replaced with a new structure.
The Nassau County Democratic Committee is celebrating a landmark victory following the settlement of a lawsuit challenging the Nassau County Legislature’s redistricting map.
The proposed $6 billion Sands development on the 72-acre Nassau Coliseum site has sparked new discussions about balancing economic development with environmental preservation, with the focus on one of Long Island’s last remaining undisturbed ecosystems.
On Jan. 10, Uniondale school district superintendent Monique Darrisaw-Akil sent a district-wide letter on behalf of the school district that alerted staff and families about a global cybersecurity incident involving PowerSchool, the district’s Student Information System, during the last week of December.
Lawrence Road Middle School engaged students in a new observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as a way to focus on the relevance of the civil rights leader’s legacy in today’s world.
Herald Editorial
Long after the last ballot is counted, and as soon as the oaths are administered, the most important chapter begins — the work of governing.
Columnist
“The Sopranos” revolutionized television entertainment when it made its debut on HBO in 1999, and continued through 2007. On the surface, it was an organized-crime story centered on a mob guy in New Jersey named Tony Soprano.
Columnist
Over the past few weeks, three very significant people have died, and in some or many ways, I had direct contact with all of them. I refer to the late President Jimmy Carter, Chuck Dolan and Dick Parsons.