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ZZ Top were looking ‘sharped dressed’ while on stage during the performance.
ZZ Top rocks Eisenhower Park at Nassau County’s free summer concert
ZZ Top brought its Texas-sized rock sound to Eisenhower Park on Sept. 3, performing for Long Island fans as part of Nassau County’s Free Summer Concert Series. more
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The state Public Service Commission has granted Propel NY Energy a permit to move its project forward despite local opposition and a number of filed motions to dismiss the project.
Propel project advances leaving one more step amid concerns in Uniondale
With Propel NY Energy clearing a major state regulatory hurdle, Uniondale community advocates are questioning what the $3.26 billion transmission project will ultimately cost ratepayers — and what … more
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The Uniondale High School Marching Knights performed at SUNY Old Westbury during the university’s convocation, marking the band’s first appearance at the school, which welcomed 800 first-year students.
Uniondale High School Marching Knights debut at SUNY Old Westbury's annual convocation building bridges between two schools
A milestone for SUNY Old Westbury’s newest class of freshmen became a first for the Uniondale High School Marching Knights, when they helped welcome the university’s 800 first-year students by … more
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As the Uniondale Public Library kicks off the fall season, there are many programs patrons can enjoy.
3 things to know about Uniondale Library events for October
Uniondale Public Library has a full slate of programs planned for October, ranging from astronomy and wellness to artificial intelligence and business development. Here are three things to know about what’s coming up. more
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Rolf Beuttenmuller, of Bellport Village, displayed three of his hand-crafted clocks at the Long Island Woodworkers Club’s 28th annual show at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Sept. 12.
Long Island Woodworkers Club showcases 225 projects at annual Cradle of Aviation show
The Long Island Woodworkers Club’s annual show brought together more than 200 woodworking projects, ranging from traditional furniture and woodturning to intricate scroll saw work and pieces made with newer technology. more
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Lisa Joy, No. 5, captured Friday's opening race at the new Belmont Park with jockey Antonio Fresu aboard.
Racing returns to Belmont Park
The new Belmont Park opened its doors Friday to welcome the return of racing to Long Island, and a capacity crowd of 6,000 was treated to a thrilling inaugural race at the transformed venue. … more
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T’Khai Wood-Smith, left, son of the rapper Trevor Smith — a.k.a. Busta Rhymes, a Uniondale High School alumnus — has trained at Precision Boxing in Hempstead. Wills, known as Blacq Ninja, guided Smith during his time there.
Precision Boxing gym in Hempstead teaches discipline beyond the ring
After Cleavon Wills’s family moved out of Far Rockaway, he grew up in Hempstead and attended Uniondale schools, and his experiences inspired him to open a gym more
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Jorge Alexander Huezo Villatoro, 35, of El Salvador, was arrested in connection with the Sept. 14 killing of Tadeo Alvarado-Chavez, 40, of Roosevelt. Alvarado-Chavez was found dead near Nassau Road in Uniondale.
Roosevelt man found dead near Nassau Road in Uniondale
Nassau County police are investigating the death of a man who was found near Nassau Road in Uniondale early Sept. 14. more
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Students from Uniondale High School's Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps gather during a school assembly with Superintendent Monique Darrisaw-Akil and JROTC Maj. Anthony Telesca after commemorating the lives lost on Sept. 11.
Uniondale students across the district remember 9/11 25 years after attacks
Uniondale students have learned about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks mostly through history books, since they were born several years after the planes hit the Twin Towers. more
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Courtesy Hempstead school district The Grief and Gratitude Wall displayed students’ reflections on Sept. 11, gratitude, courage and resilience.
Hempstead students mark 9/11 with service project helping children in need
About 2,000 Hempstead High School students commemorated the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks by hearing from people personally affected by the tragedy and taking part in a service project … more
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