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A street vendor who asked to remain nameless out of fear of further retaliation, sitting in the passenger seat of his vehicle next to the fruit they were unpacking on Jerusalem Ave. and viewing the court summons the police just issued him for not moving 200 feet every 15 minutes
Uniondale's frustrated street vendors stage impromptu protest
Uniondale street vendors staged an impromptu rally on Aug. 9 to protest what they view as unfair treatment from the Nassau County Police Department. The vendors displayed their Town of Hempstead … more
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Students taking a break last school year in the newly renovated Uniondale High School cafeteria. Students across the state may, like those in Uniondale, will receive free lunches if a proposal in the State Legislature is approved.
State budget will feed more students this school year than ever before, universal free lunches could be next
As summer is coming to a close, it is no secret that parents have plenty of expenses to worry about now that back-to-school season is fully underway. But luckily for parents in Uniondale, school … more
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Ariella Rukhlin with her counselor, John Madden, her social studies teacher, Talia Madden, and her English teacher, Bonnie Hennessy, at far right. Madden and Hennessy were Rukhlin’s teachers in ninth grade, when she was inspired to create her book.
The curious case of Oceanside High School students new book
Oceanside High School senior Ariella Rukhlin is taking her curiosity to new heights. After launching a podcast last year, “Chit-Chatting and Questioning the World,” which incorporated her … more
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The entrance for the World Cup watch party hosted by Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and the Long Island Soccer Club at Globall Sports Center allow the youngsters to run through the tunnel and feel a part of the game and celebration.
It was a day of World Cup soccer, and a little soccer-tennis
The game might have ended in a tie, but that didn’t stop a number of young athletes from the Long Island Soccer Club to enjoy Team USA at the World Cup. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman … more
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JCC boxing program packs a punch
The boxing program at the Friedberg JCC is the undisputed heavyweight champion in Oceanside, and has taken off during the past year under the leadership of North Merrick resident Steve … more
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Tenants of 590 Fulton Ave., gather in the parking lot of their building to protest actions of the landlord, only to have the police called. The residents claim a massive gas bill remains unpaid by the landlord, and that living conditions are rough and need to be addressed.
Tenants at 590 Fulton say they’ve had enough, claim landlord hasn’t paid gas bill, is harassing them for speaking out
They won the battle, but it was short-lived. Tenants at 590 Fulton Ave., were among those who convinced the Nassau County Rent Guidelines Board to opposed any rent increases for rent-stabilized … more
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Two Uniondale children die in car accident
A terrible weekend car crash in Massapequa has left two Uniondale children dead. At 7:21 p.m. on Sunday evening, across from a shopping center at 5598 Sunrise Highway, a westbound vehicle … more
State Attorney General Letitia James announcing her lawsuit against Red Rose Rescue, what she describes as an anti-abortion ‘extremist’ group that is accused of storming a Planned Parenthood center in Hempstead. She says it prevented patients from getting necessary care and caused emotional distress.
New York Attorney General Letitia James wants anti-abortion activists barred from clinics
On the heels of a lawsuit filed against what she has described as a “radical anti-abortion extremist group,” state attorney general Letitia James is now seeking an injunction from a judge that … more
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Attorney David Mejias speaks about what he calls ‘an illegal gerrymander’ alongside some of the plaintiffs and supporters of the lawsuit filed against the Nassau County Legislature over what they claim are new district maps that favor the majority Republicans over Democrats. Joining Mejias were, from left, Pamela Korn, Mimi Pierre-Johnson, Darien Ward and John Jarvis.
Nassau Democrats, residents sue county legislature over proposed map, claiming it is gerrymandered
Nassau County Democrats, along with 21 plaintiffs from throughout each of the 19 legislative districts, have filed a lawsuit against the county legislature. They allege the recently redrawn … more
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(L-R) Juren Cumales (Age 13), Ayden Ham (Age 13), Douglas Tejaden (Age 12), Kevin Nerestil (Instructor), Mason Hawthorne (Age 12), Davon Drew (Age 16 - Mentor), Christopher Simpson (Instructor).
Visionary STEM program trains in science, leadership
It’s a Monday morning at Uniondale High School, and more than a dozen middle school youngsters are focused raptly on the classroom smart board. But this isn’t a Monday morning during the … more
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