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Uniondale middle and high school students recently rode the current of renewable energy at the school district’s third annual Summer STEAM Camp.
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By Kelsie Radziski
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8/16/24
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An enthusiastic group of children took part in a recent workshop at the Uniondale Public Library to learn the basics of Double Dutch jump roping from Erica Dantzler.
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By Janet Prete
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8/16/24
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Hempstead Girl Scout Troop 1570 and Nu-Finmen Swimming partnered for the third consecutive year to present water safety training to families in surrounding communities.
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By Kelsie Radziski
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8/16/24
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An estimated 12,000 people packed the parking lot of Hempstead Town Hall for the Festival Divino Salvador Del Mundo on Aug. 4.
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By Scott Brinton
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8/16/24
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Chris Borzor, a North Baldwin resident and Uniondale High School alumnus, represented his native Haiti in the 100-meter dash on Aug. 3, but did not qualify for the second round after finishing in fifth place in the eighth and final preliminary heat, with a time of 10.28 seconds.
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By Hernesto Galdamez
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8/16/24
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One hundred people serve in the United States Senate. They represent the entire political spectrum, from far left to far right. There are definitely zealots, such as Bernie Sanders, the Democrat from Vermont, and Tom Cotton, the Arkansas Republican, and then there are the middle-of-the-road members, such as Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, and Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska. Then there is Sen. Ted Cruz, the Texas Republican.
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By Jerry Kremer
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8/16/24
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Taking an evening off from Donald Trump, Kamala Harris and the frenzied world of politics in general, I recently sat down with my 20-year-old grandson Jack, who is staying with us for the summer, to binge-watch the HBO Max four-part special on Pete Rose, “Charlie Hustle.”
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By Peter King
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8/16/24
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A major societal shift always brings questions. The shift we are making to renewable energy is on a scale rarely seen in history, and questions are welcome and a part of the process of understanding.
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By Melissa Parrott
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8/16/24
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As summer winds down, many Long Island families face a bittersweet milestone: sending a child off to college for the first time. This transition marks the end of one chapter and the beginning of another, filled with excitement, anxiety and a mix of emotions for both parents and students.
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8/16/24
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“Closed” is a sign we see all too often these days, and it’s become a hyperbolic symbol for the current business climate in our state. With National Independent Retailer Month — July — behind us, it’s easy to shift our focus away from supporting small businesses until next year. But given the vital role those businesses play in our communities, especially as many face collapse, we must remain attentive.
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By Ed Ra
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8/16/24
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