Monday, May 12, 2025
Decorated with a Hollywood-like red carpet, the high school auditorium hosted this year’s Uniondale High School Film Festival, where members of the school’s screenwriting class introduced nine documentaries made by students who saw their creations come to life on the big screen on April 23.
With a streamlined and improving roster, Uniondale baseball sits at 11-0 in the Countywide Conference, overwhelming teams in the developmental conference with superior pitching and power at the …
The Joysetta & Julius Pearse African American Museum of Nassau County is set to receive $400,000 in bond funding to support critical facility upgrades.
Nassau University Medical Center recently unveiled a new, state-of-the-art mammography van outside the hospital’s main entrance, allowing hospital staff, breast cancer organizations and county …
Over 300 members of Long Island’s Jewish community attended a Yom HaShoah program at Congregation Shaaray Shalom, in West Hempstead, on Sunday to remember the lives lost during the Holocaust. …
The Uniondale Board of Education’s plans for the 2025-26 school year will be put before residents in the budget vote and school board election on May 20. In addition to next year’s spending plan, two board seats and two propositions will be on the ballot.
Las Vegas Sands has scrapped its $6 billion plan to build a casino resort at the Nassau Coliseum site in Uniondale, ending a controversial bid that faced fierce community opposition and shifting economic winds. The company will not pursue a New York downstate gaming license in June.
Elementary school ·3rd place: Madison Goodwin, Walnut Street School ·4th place: Xili Romain, Grand Avenue School ·6th place: Camari Coke, California Avenue School ·7th place: Jordan …
After a tough 2024, Uniondale head coach Hugh Charles knew that there had a be a changeup in the boys’ lacrosse program to see better results. For context, the Knights celebrated only one win …
The Uniondale Fire Department will be among the 25 volunteer fire departments on Long Island and many more across New York state that will open their doors to the public the weekend of April 26 to 27 as part of the 16th annual RecruitNY campaign.
Editorial
Quality public education not only prepares our children for bright futures, but also increases communities’ property values, attracts new residents, reduces crime and promotes social mobility.
Columnist
With the State Legislature in budget season, there is a ripe opportunity to improve one state program that works to combat New York’s limited housing supply by helping fund local infrastructure: the Pro-Housing Communities Program.
Columnist
For many immigrants, coming to the United States without legal documentation isn’t an act of criminality, but an act of survival — an effort to escape violence, political persecution or a situation so dire that the only option is to flee.
Columnist
The surge in electric vehicles, the rise of data centers and the electrification of homes and businesses are pushing Long Island’s energy demand to unprecedented levels.