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Ralph and Jacqueline Hanna of Uniondale celebrated their renewed wedding vows after 19 years of marriage at the Corral House in Baldwin with Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray.
Ralph and Jacqueline Hanna of Uniondale celebrate 19 years of marriage at Hempstead vow renewal event
Uniondale couple, Ralph and Jacqueline Hanna renewed their vows after 19-years of marriage on Feb 12. Hempstead Town Supervisor John Ferreti and Town Clerk Kate Murray celebrated the Uniondale … more
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Children’s Librarians Sabrina Damus and James Grzybowski; Chrissy Hirsch, head of children’s services, as Pikachu; and Travis Williams. “Professor Brittany,” Brittany Georgalas, provided the costume.
Uniondale Public Library marks Pokémon’s 30th anniversary with trading cards, games and crafts
The Uniondale Public Library hosted a Pokémon-themed program last Saturday to celebrate the franchise’s 30th anniversary, more
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Rey Negron, left, Danica Mistrella and John Golio, known as the “paparazzi,” from Farmingdale High School, took pictures of families walking the blue carpet.
Blue carpet event launches ‘Pete the Cat’ musical at Long Island Children’s Museum
The red carpet turned blue at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale on Feb. 16, when families gathered for a star-style premiere of “Pete the Cat,” a musical complete with a grand … more
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Emily Kondov, Elizabeth Yusupov, Dina Heller, Selena Jelen, Julia Kern, Elenor Hillel and Emma Rubin from the Five Towns celebrate their Jewish culture and heritage.
CTeen International Summit brings 8,000 Jewish teens to Nassau Coliseum
Making history, the 18th annual CTeen International Summit held its closing ceremony at Nassau Coliseum, bringing one of the largest gatherings of Jewish teenagers in the world to Long Island for a … more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman spoke during a news conference at the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building in Mineola on March 2, outlining heightened security measures in Nassau County following the military conflict with Iran.
Blakeman announces heightened security in Nassau County amid Iran conflict
Nassau County officials said Monday they have heightened security measures and increased police deployments in response to the escalating military conflict with Iran, citing concerns about potential … more
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Aisha Waqar, left and Manha Abbas mark the end of Ramadan in Toys4Eid who gives toys to children who are less fortunate to receive for holidays.
Three things to know about Ramadan
Ramadan is a central observance in Islam, marked by a month-long period of fasting, prayer, reflection, and community. It follows the Islamic lunar calendar, so its start date shifts each year. … more
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Town of Hempstead Councilman Dennis Dunne, Sr., left, Animal Shelter Director Ashley Behren, Supervisor John Ferretti and Town Clerk Kate Murray outlined new legislation to stop backyard breeding on Feb. 20.
Town of Hempstead cracks down on backyard breeders
A sweeping new local law introduced at the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter seeks to crack down on unlicensed backyard breeders. Supervisor John Ferretti emphasized the measure's goal: "Protect animals and prevent suffering before it starts." The law would require pet owners to register litters within 30 days and report key details, aiming to reduce overpopulation and prevent abuse. more
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Children helped cut the ribbon at the Long Island Children’s Museum, officially welcoming the BioBus mobile science lab for hands-on STEM learning.
BioBus brings mobile science lab to Long Island Children’s Museum
Children climbed aboard a new, all-electric mobile laboratory — dubbed the BioBus — at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale, peering into high-powered microscopes and examining … more
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Junior Friends perform during the Black History Month celebration bringing community together. The group meets once a month and has a $2 annual membership fee.
Junior Friends mark Black History Month with music, dance and spoken word at Uniondale Public Library
Applause filled Uniondale Public Library’s community room, celebrating Black History Month with performances through music, spoken word and creative expression. Junior Friends, a community … more
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Aftermath of the blizzard on Monday. Ebony Guerrier hardly manages to open her door or leave her house due to the massive amount of snow.
Uniondale snow cleanup hampered by parked cars, high winds and costly supplies
Uniondale was covered in about two feet of snow on Sunday from Sunday into Monday, leaving major roadways cleared, including Uniondale Avenue. Yet, while all Uniondale schools were closed on Monday, … more
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