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Diya Indian Cuisine offering a delectable assortment of Indian-inspired dishes with a creative twist reopened earlier this year in a new location following its shutdown in 2012 after Hurricane Sandy.
This East Merrick Road restaurant brings avant-garde delight to Indian cuisine
Tejinder Anand, known affectionately as T.J., likes to explore new tastes and flavors. He turns conventional American cuisine into unique Indian delicacies. Anand is the owner of Diya, the new … more
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Sixth grade students across the district faced off during a day of friendly competition in its annual hockey tournament.
Valley Stream District 24 hosts annual hockey tournament
In a spirited showcase of athletic prowess and camaraderie, students from all three schools in Valley Stream District 24 recently converged for the district’s Annual Sixth-Grade Hockey … more
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Mary Malloy
Civilians find the whole thing quite bizarre - Award-winning column
Well, here I go again. Life is just not busy enough for me, what with writing, reporting, editing, teenagers, curfews, mortgage and such — but I am honing my thespian chops now in “On … more
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PSEG Long Island to jumpstart in 2014
One year after Superstorm Sandy laid waste to Long Island’s electrical grids, New Jersey-based energy company PSE&G is preparing to replace LIPA in managing … more
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Congregation Sons of Israel Rabbi Steven Sacks asks people at the Oct. 12 solidarity event to act as ambassadors for Israel during the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
South Shore synagogues reflect on the terror attack on Israel
Anger, fear, frustration and grief were a few of the emotions that spilled from people attending an evening of solidarity at Congregation Sons of Israel in Woodmere on Oct. 12, five days after the … more
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Michael Cutrone got a little help from his mother, Jamie.
A tasty time at Carbonaro [Photo gallery]
Kindergartners at the Robert W. Carbonaro School celebrated the holidays last Friday afternoon by making gingerbread houses. Many of the children were joined by their parents and siblings. more
Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages speaking on the state of the ‘Black economy,’ the benefits of recent legislation, and the impact of current congressional gridlock on government spending.
Exploring the intersection of race and economics on Long Island
A recent forum hosted by Empire State Voices and the Economic Security Project offered a comprehensive exploration of the intersection of race and economics in Long Island, featuring Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and community activists. more
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Nassau Hibernians march in Garden City [Video]
Hibernians from the Five Towns, Rockville Centre, East Meadow, Bellmore, Merrick, and all over Nassau County marched proudly in the St. Patrick's Parade in Garden City on March 7, 2010. more
Critical failure at Bay Park sewage plant
Nassau County Executive Edward P. Mangano this evening issued a Conserve Water Order as Hurricane Sandy has caused a critical infrastructure failure at the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant. At this … more
Robert “Bob” Coppola dies at 73
Bob died peacefully surrounded by family on October 10. Born in Flushing, Queens, Bob was a life-long resident of Valley Stream and graduated from Valley Stream Central High School, Class of 1970. He … more
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