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Ayana White, far left, Ebony Guerrier, Tiffany Blake and Kamilah Clahar at this year’s Halloween Trunk or Treat event at Smith Street School, a collaboration between Mrs. G’s Brown Bag Charity and the Smith Street PTA.
Ebony Guerrier brings hope to Uniondale through charity
Ebony Guerrier, a Uniondale mother and school paraprofessional, is using her passion for giving back to create a ripple of support across her community through Mrs. G’s Brown Bag Charity. What began as a small food and clothing giveaway during the pandemic has grown into a beloved initiative, uniting local families and spreading kindness year-round. more
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Astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli, who was raised in Baldwin, returned to Long Island last week, first making a trip to the Cradle of Aviation Museum to see its ‘Future is Now’ exhibit.
NASA astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli of Baldwin returns to Long Island
Jasmin Moghbeli, who was raised in Baldwin, visited the Cradle of Aviation Museum, in Uniondale, when she was growing up, and there she first immersed herself in the history of flight. On Nov. 7 she returned to the museum — this time as a NASA astronaut. more
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Nassau County American Legion Commander Kerry Englander shared some of his goals as the representative of the county’s nearly 30,000 veterans.
He served the country. Now, the county.
Kerry Englander, a U.S. Navy veteran and longtime member of American Legion Post 1711 in Levittown, was named Nassau County commander in June. He now oversees efforts to support nearly 30,000 veterans across 52 posts. more
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Long Island Association President Matt Cohen spoke with former Vice President Mike Pence about a range of topics, including his break from Donald Trump, the future of the Republican Party and the importance of upholding constitutional values.
What did Mike Pence say about Jan. 6 at the Long Island Association luncheon?
Former Vice President Mike Pence visited Nassau County and spoke at the the Long Island Association’s annual fall luncheon, days before Election Day. more
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Christian Cooper, a Uniondale native and avid bird-watcher, recently gave a presentation about birding at the Uniondale Public Library.
The many joys of birding in Uniondale
Uniondale native Christian Cooper — an avid bird-watcher with a memoir and a television show documenting his journey — gave a presentation at the Uniondale Public Library last Wednesday … more
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The Town of Hempstead and the Ryan Patrick O’Shea Foundation have teamed up for the second consecutive year to present a suicide prevention and awareness event after last year’s success.
Suicide prevention and awareness in the Town of Hempstead
September is Suicide Awareness Month, and the Town of Hempstead and the Ryan Patrick O’Shea Foundation have teamed up for the second straight year to present a suicide prevention and awareness … more
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Elijah Zambrano, 3, and Aliyah Zambrano, 5, ate the free popcorn at the Uniondale school district jamboree as they talked with Marina Philippe from Walnut Street Elementary School on Aug. 26.
Young Uniondale students meet their teachers
New elementary school students had the chance to meet their teachers and peers at the Uniondale school district’s pre-k and kindergarten jamboree on Aug. 26. All the elementary schools in … more
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D&D Daycare in Uniondale was recently recognized as the best daycare in Uniondale.
D&D Daycare rated best in Uniondale
TrustedCare recognized D&D Daycare as the best daycare in Uniondale. This year marks 25 years since the daycare on Uniondale Avenue first opened its doors. It was co-founded by business … more
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Former mayor and Hempstead High School teacher Don Ryan, left, Mayor Waylyn Hobbs, Jr., center, Dawn McCrimmon, right, and Esther Ford, seated, joined the Wilklow Avenue/Martin Luther King Drive reunion at Kennedy Memorial Park on Aug. 17.
Former residents of Wilklow Avenue reunite
A most uncommon reunion occurred on Aug. 17 at Kennedy Memorial Park: that of a low-income project called Park Lake Apartments on Hempstead’s Wilklow Avenue (renamed Martin Luther King Drive in … more
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Cyniah Alder Laguer and Kayori Robbins spent their summer working with ERASE Racism, learning about the impacts of structural racism on Long Island.
Uniondale students spend summer with ERASE Racism
Two Uniondale High School students — sophomore Kayori Robbins and junior Cyniah Alder Laguer — spent their summer working with ERASE Racism. more
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