Since the early to mid-2000s, restaurant developer Peter Poulakakos has steadily built a portfolio of fashionable eateries across Lower Manhattan. The collapse of one of
By Scott Brinton Part one of two. Diana Sanchez, regional organizer for the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, stood feet from the glass-door entrance to
By Fatima Moien Brandishing handmade and other signs in their hands, a dozen protesters crowded the entrance to Nick’s Pizza on Sunrise Highway in Rockville
By Madeline Armstrong The public comment period is open for review of Sunrise Wind’s proposed wind farm in the coastal waters off New York, Massachusetts
New York State sanctioned girls’ wrestling this winter, paving the way for full girls wrestling teams for the first time. Enter the Town of Huntington’s
By Megan Naftali Editor’s note: This is part six in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
By Susan Poser As New York State considers where to site three downstate casinos, money is already being spent to persuade Nassau County residents to
By Fatima Moien Olga Blandon, 50, emigrated from Nicaragua to Long Island a month ago after losing her husband, age 60, to Covid-19 in December
By Charles Shaw Editor’s note: This is part five in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
By Yaw Bonsu The Nassau County Republican Party, supported by the New York State GOP, is calling on U.S. Rep. George Santos, a Republican who
By Athena Dawson Last September, nearly 10 years after New York State and Nassau County issued orders to ensure that those who speak a language
By Fatima Moien Editor’s note: This is part four in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
