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Candidates answered questions submitted by their potential constituents in an open forum at Nassau Community College on April 11, detailing their stances on issues ranging from housing on Long Island to policing, reproductive rights, funding Medicaid, inflation, child care, education and community division. County Legislator Siela Bynoe, far left, with Carmen Pineyro, former deputy mayor of Freeport, and Assemblywoman Taylor Darling.

Nassau Community College hosts crucial debate for State Senate

The recent debate at Nassau Community College featured three candidates, all women of color with overlapping policy platforms, addressing community concerns straight from the residents they hope to represent in the state's sixth senate district. more

By Brandon Cruz | 4/19/24

One of three water towers that supply Uniondale, next to Turtle Hook Middle School.

New EPA standards offer hope for Uniondale’s water crisis, but challenges remain

The ongoing battle for clean water in Uniondale, focusing on PFAs and 1,4-dioxane contamination and the new EPA standards announced last week and their impact on local water treatment efforts. more

By Brandon Cruz | 4/19/24

Frank Zelinski, seated, being treated by nurses James Buonagura and Mary Philip. If there is no new funding for NUMC by July, according to Chairman Matthew Bruderman, patients like Zelinski, who rely on the public-benefit hospital’s low costs, may have to go elsewhere.

Emergency funds hang in balance as NUMC’s dispute with state continues

The intensifying battle over funding and conditions for Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC) continues, as the county's only public benefit hospital's future remains in limbo. more

By Brandon Cruz | 4/19/24

Migrants get more government support than veterans

Too many elected officials believe in open-border, pro-migrant policies. more

By Anthony D'Esposito | 4/19/24

Spring cleaning: Forget the brooms and mops

Since the pandemic and the collapse of the social life we once enjoyed, I dress down. more

By Randi Kreiss | 4/19/24

The silent killer of New York’s economy

We've lost hundreds of thousands of residents, and with them crucial tax revenue. more

By Ari Brown | 4/19/24

Weaving a future of peace, harmony and justice

The shared themes of renewal and hope across Easter, Passover, and Ramadan, uniting humanity beyond cultural and religious differences. more

4/19/24

How will we discuss the presidential campaign in class?

The big problem in September will be what to do about you know who. more

By Alan Singer | 4/19/24

Embracing and understanding the science of reading

Literacy instruction is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. Every student is unique. more

By Kishore Kuncham | 4/19/24

Freshman Oscarlin Pouriet-Paulino has made the jump from middle school baseball to varsity and is serving as the Knights’ starting shortstop.

Uniondale makes best of road work

Road trips will be commonplace for Uniondale’s baseball team this spring as its home field at the high school undergoes a facelift, but the Knights will try to make the most of it following a … more

By Tony Bellissimo | 4/15/24

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