Stacy Driks

While many children spend their summers at camp, Uniondale students are spending theirs building robots and creating art projects tied to science, writing

For generations of children, there’s been something irresistible about a pile of sand and a shovel. At Long Island Children’s Museum, that simple childhood pleasure has been turned into an entire construction site.

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For most people, turning 101 might mean looking back on a lifetime of accomplishments. For World War II and Korean War veteran Jack Bannerman of Rockville

With the first day of school approaching on Sept. 1, hundreds of Long Island students and their parents got a head start on back-to-school preparations on

Young entrepreneurs from across Nassau County transformed the Uniondale Fire Department’s parking lot into a pop-up marketplace last Saturday, showcasing h

Six people were arrested and 22 vehicles were impounded after police broke up an unpermitted car meetup involving roughly 150 vehicles in Uniondale on Aug.

Two Uniondale district schools are among 321 nationwide that have been recognized by the National PTA for strengthening connections between families and sc

Thousands of video game fans stepped back into the past Aug. 7-9 as the Long Island Retro Gaming Expo returned to the Cradle of Aviation Museum bringing to

Cheryl Wills, originally from Hempstead and later a Uniondale resident, is a Uniondale High School alumna who graduated in 1984. After graduation, she purs