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The Island FC, an independent professional soccer club was unveiled on Oct. 14, alongside plans for a new stadium in Uniondale. Play is expected to get under way in 2027.

The Island F.C. kicks off its future on Long Island

The global game is coming to Uniondale as The Island FC–an independent professional soccer club was unveiled, alongside plans for a new stadium. more

By Luke Feeney | 10/14/25

Pianist and composer Matthew Fishteyn performed a blend of Latin, jazz and folk melodies at a Hispanic Heritage Month concert at the Uniondale Public Library.

Matthew Fishteyn leads Latin-infused at Uniondale library for Hispanic Heritage Month

The Uniondale Public Library’s Bookmark Café was filled with the lively sounds of Latin music on Sunday as composer and pianist Matthew Fishteyn performed a mix of jazz, folk and Latin … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/10/25

Students sat in on a discussion of financial aid and scholarships led by Gene Rogers, senior financial aid counselor at Molloy University.

Uniondale High School to host Ultimate College and Career Information Night

Uniondale High School hosted the Uniondale School District Ultimate College and Career Information Night on Oct. 1. Students and their families joined engaging workshops presented by college and … more

By Alyssa R. Griffin | 10/10/25

Items from the Citizen Preparedness Training Program’s emergency kit — including flashlights, batteries, first aid supplies and water pouches — were displayed on a table during last week’s session.

Uniondale residents learn how to handle sudden fires, floods through citizens preparedness training program

Residents filled the David Mack Center for Training and Intelligence once again on Sept. 28 to learn how to prepare for emergencies through annual New York State’s Citizen Preparedness Training … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/10/25

Educators, parents and community leaders gathered for last year’s LI-RTAC conference, where speakers shared strategies to expand access to pre-K and strengthen early childhood programs across Long Island.

Long Island Marriott in Uniondale to host 'Stronger Together Summit' supporting early childhood education

Parents, pediatricians and policy leaders will gather in Uniondale this month for a first-of-its-kind summit to tackle one of Long Island’s toughest challenges: how to better support children … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/10/25

The red tegu, which recently made an appearance at the Cradle of Aviation Museum, is a lizard native to western Argentina, Bolivia and Paraguay. Known for its calm temperament and easy care, it is commonly sold in the global pet trade. More photos, Page 10.

Not so scary after all: Reptiles charm visitors at the Nassau County Reptile Expo

Families and reptile enthusiasts filled the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Saturday for the Nassau County Reptile Expo, where vendors and experts showcased over 175 tables of snakes, lizards, turtles … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/10/25

The Uniondale High School Marching Knights opened the African American Day Parade for the first time in the five years in which they have taken part.

Uniondale High School Marching Knights lead the African American Day Parade in Harlem

The unmistakable sound of Uniondale High School’s Marching Knights led the 56th African American Day Parade in Harlem on Sept. 21, marking the district band’s first time at the front of … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/3/25

Frassati, left, a 24-week-old miniature Bernese mountain dog, and Magnus, an 11-week-old Samoyed, were welcomed at the beginning of the school year.

Kellenberg Memorial High School welcomes two four-legged friends in their world

he Kellenberg Phoenix, Kellenberg Memorial High School’s student newspaper, once joked that the “Kellenberg dogs” might be one of the biggest reasons students choose the Catholic … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/3/25

Vendor Vicavious Eats NYC, catering to Haitian food in this festival served beef and pork sliders reflecting the Haitian cuisine.

Fabrice Armand Hempstead native debuts Creole festival in DUMBO

After four years of planning, the Creole Food Festival — founded by Fabrice Armand — was staged in Brooklyn, right under the Brooklyn Bridge at Emily Roebling Plaza. More than 700 … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/3/25

A Q&A meet Patti Schust a Uniondale native Merrick based fabric artist

The Herald sat down with Patti Schust a Merrick resident, Uniondale High School alumna and Adelphi-trained artist, to discuss her love for art, her journey into quilting, and how the craft became her … more

By Stacy Driks | 10/3/25

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