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See Valley Stream scouts turn the Village Green into a Christmas-crazed Camporee

The Boy Scouts of America Valley Stream troops gathered on the Village Green this weekend for their 42nd Annual Valley Stream Camporee, during which scouts camped overnight and engaged in … more

By Nora Toscano | 6/14/24

A select group of college-bound Valley Stream Central High School District students shared their thoughts about this year’s revamped FASFA application process with SUNY officials at a roundtable discussion last Friday.

FAFSA 2024: Here's why FAFSA frustrations ran high with these Valley Stream students

See why Valley Stream students took issue with this year's FAFSA application process. more

By Juan Lasso | 6/7/24

The Village of Valley Stream’s financial situation has improved, resulting in a credit rating upgrade from Moody’s Investor Service not seen in years.

Moody's upgrades the Village of Valley Stream's sour credit rating, explained.

After years of mounting fiscal stress leading to a massive downgrade in creditor confidence, the Village of Valley Stream’s financial situation is bouncing back. Moody’s Investor … more

By Nora Toscano | 6/7/24

Blessed Sacrament clergy and parishioners took their faith to the streets of the village during their annual Eucharistic Procession last Sunday.

See Photos: Valley Stream Blessed Sacrament Eucharistic procession and chapel unveiling draws a crowd

Dozens took to the village streets in a Eucharistic Procession led by Blessed Sacrament Church last Sunday afternoon. The ceremonious display saw parishioners garbed in long flowing vestments of … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/7/24

Despite her broad musical repertoire, Valley Stream Central student Tinatin Narimanidze’s true passion lies in classical music, aspiring to become a professional player.

Meet the Valley Stream Central High School student violin prodigy with an eye for classical music

Before Valley Stream Central High School senior Tinatin Narimanidze discovered her brilliance with the violin, she was, as a girl, completely transfixed watching another girl and her bowstrings on … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/7/24

President of the Valley Stream District 30 Board of Education Kelly Ureña has been bestowed the SCOPE Community Service Award for distinguished service to the community.

This Valley Stream District 30 trustee receives high praise for her service

K elly Ureña, president of the Valley Stream District 30 Board of Education, has been recognized with the SCOPE Community Service Award for her exceptional commitment to serving the … more

By Juan Lasso | 6/7/24

Governor Kathy Hochul announced an indefinite postponement on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's controversial congestion pricing system plan weeks ahead of its rollout this month.

Gov. Kathy Hochul ditches New York City congestion pricing plan last-minute, explained.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is putting the brakes on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's controversial congestion pricing system plan more than three weeks before the June 30 start date. more

By Juan Lasso | 6/5/24

Mateusz Grabowski competed in the steeplechase for the Spartans, who placed runners-up in Nassau Class AA to Manhasset.

VSN track teams runners-up in Class AA

Both Valley Stream North spring track and field teams had their title runs end at the Section 8 Class AA Championships nearly two weeks ago, but the Spartans did produce some county champions among … more

By Brian Kacharaba | 6/4/24

Holy Trinity Church, which served as a nucleus of community solidarity and friendship for dozens of Episcopalians in Valley Stream for a century, is now listed for sale.

This 100-year-old Valley Stream church is up for sale. Its parishioners are stunned.

Holy Trinity Church in Valley Stream has been listed up for sale after a century of service to local Episcopalians. more

By Juan Lasso & Nora Toscano | 5/31/24

Andrew Papandrew kept his father’s working desk in ‘suspended animation’ at his jewelry store, the former site of his father’s watchmaking business, which opened in 1967.

This Sunrise Plaza jeweler bids farewell after half a century

In the era of online shopping, Andrew Papandrew, a brick-and-mortar businessman who dedicated his life to the craft of jewelry-making and repair, finds himself a dying breed. His store, nestled … more

By Juan Lasso | 5/31/24

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