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Louisiana’s last Tuskegee Airman, Calvin G. Moret to be featured in Amy Serrano's film which will premiere behind the scenes footage in the making in many scenes of his life.
A Q&A with the makers behind "Airman: The Extraordinary Legacy of Tuskegee Airman, Calvin G. Moret"
director Amy Serrano from Miami and associate producer Helen Dorado Alessi, of Island Park discuss the making of AIRMAN, a documentary about Louisiana’s last Tuskegee airman more
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Uniondale Girl Scout Phoenix Phillips, 9, stands with boxes of Girl Scout Cookies as the Nassau County cookie season begins. Phillips sold 119 boxes last year and said the experience has helped her gain confidence and financial skills.
A Uniondale Girl Scout sold 119 boxes of cookies and is now getting ready for the next cookie season.
Girl Scouts of Nassau County cookie season has begun, and in Uniondale, one young scout is already setting the bar high. she sold 119 boxes more
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Fifth-grade students at Grand Avenue Elementary School performed in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and learned about other heroes of the civil rights era.
Grand Avenue School go back in time for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
At Grand Avenue Elementary School in Baldwin, fifth-grade students didn’t just learn about the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. this year — they became voices of the civil rights movement. more
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A fire hydrant in Uniondale covered in snow making safety impossible for fire fighters to get access to water.
Snowfall blocks fire hydrants, Firefighters caution about emergency risks
so much snow with no where to go making risks harder for fire fighters more
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The residents, staff and administration of three school districts voiced strong opposition to a revised Diamond Charter School proposal during a public meeting at Alverta B. Gray Schultz Middle School in Hempstead.
Uniondale faculty and parents voice their opinions with Hempstead on Diamond Charter School application
Uniondale school officials and staff are joining others in Hempstead and West Hempstead in voicing strong opposition to a revised charter school application more
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Over $1 million in federal funding was presented on Jan. 20 to Hempstead village to improve the quality of drinking water. Trustee Tanya Carter, left, Mayor Waylyn Hobbs Jr., Rep. Laura Gillen and Mary Purdie at the Hempstead Water Department.
Rep. Laura Gillen secures $1M federal funding to upgrade Hempstead’s aging water plant
Rep. Laura Gillen unveiled that more than $1 million in federal funding is on its way to help replace one of the region’s oldest water plants and improve the safety of drinking water for residents … more
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Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency on Friday for the snow fall of 8 to 10 inches in Hempsteaad. Uniondale school district closes classes for Monday.
Firefighters urge residents to be mindful of where they shovel snow to avoid creating hazards
As parts of Long Island covered in snow, as of now there is a proximate  8 to 10 inches of snow in Hempstead according to AccuWeather. And Uniondale school district canceled all activities and … more
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Stephanie Siler, communications coordinator at the Long Island Children’s Museum; Jean Mansfield, director of special projects and community initiatives; and Jasmin Alvarado, floor educator, helped transform a room in the museum to a small gallery of history. As Mansfield held one of the handmade freedom bells crafted by children, her colleagues held civil rights-era images.
Long Island Children's Museum teaches kids about Martin Luther King Jr. beyond "I have a dream"
Children didn’t just learn about the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the Long Island Children’s Museum on Monday — they got to know his legacy in an annual program, “AdvoKids: Let Freedom … more
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Practicing kindness, James Vouvoudakis pet the puppy and displayed his “paw pledge” to pet animals gently.
Rescue puppy and story time teach kindness at Long Island Children’s Museum
A small rescue puppy and a children’s book about caring for these animals helped teach more than a dozen kids big lessons about kindness at the Long Island Children’s Museum in Uniondale. … more
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Teachers Sanjay Singh, Claudine DeRouen, and social studies director David Hollander present Uniondale’s curriculum work at the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources network.
Uniondale teachers attend national conference to enhance classroom learning
Uniondale educators recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to share expertise and bring back new resources for their classrooms. David Hollander, the Uniondale School District’s director of … more
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