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Valley Stream resident and Kay Development Group principal and founder Vassilios Kefalas, with Barbara DeGrace, representing the Village of Valley Stream.
Vision L.I. honors Valley Stream developer, village
Vision Long Island, an economic development advocacy agency, awarded the Village of Valley Stream and the New York City-based developer Kay Development Group its 2019 Smart Growth Award for mixed use … more
Map showing the extent of the plume as it has drifted southward, encroaching on the northern halves of both Seaford and Wantagh.
State unveils ambitious plan for Bethpage toxic plume
Hundreds of people gathered in the auditorium at Bethpage High School on June 11 to learn about the ambitious proposal by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to contain and … more
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Valley Stream’s inaugural farmers’ market will open at the Arthur J. Hendrickson Park parking lot on June 13 at 7 a.m.
Farmers’ Market to open at Hendrickson Park
When village officials first brought up the idea of having a farmers’ market in Valley Stream a few months ago, Assistant Recreation Superintendent Mike Pellegrino decided to be proactive and call Rockville Centre officials about their market. That was how he found out about the Long Island Growers Market, LLC. more
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Baldwin High School students showed off the murals they made for Long Island Jewish Valley Stream’s new orthopedic wing and patient unit on May 28.
Baldwin students design murals for LIJ
Eighteen Baldwin High School art students spent months painting and photographing murals to calm patients at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream, and on May 28, the students unveiled their work to the hospital’s staff. more
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Chamber President Dominick Minerva, from left, artist Michael Stanko, Tony Ragusano, Gerald Scarangella, Mayor Ed Fare and Brian Howley hung the banners on Rockaway Avenue on May 23.
Banners on Rockaway Ave. feature local artist’s work
In his free time, Mike Stanko likes to paint Valley Stream scenes. So when Rochester-based CGI Communications reached out to Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce members and village employees about refreshing the banners on Rockaway Avenue, they agreed that any new banner should feature Stanko’s work. more
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Crews started replacing water mains in Valley Stream on May 15.
NYAW to replace water mains in Valley Stream
New York American Water will begin replacing almost 1,660 feet of ageing water mains throughout Valley Stream on May 15. The utility will begin by replacing 500 feet of six-inch water mains that … more
The port Authority of New York and New Jersey estimated that residents living north and south of Kennedy Airport would experience increased plane noise due to runway construction at the airport.
Valley Stream hit with more plane noise as JFK runway construction commences
Plane noise is a fact of life in Valley Stream. Whether you live in the village or its unincorporated areas, with John F. Kennedy International Airport roughly five miles away, at any given time … more
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New York American Water construction to replace water mains on Broadway and Gold streets has begun.
Water main replacement begins on Broadway and Gold streets
New York American water announced that construction has begun to replace water mains in Valley Stream on both Gold and Broadway streets. The work, which began on April 17, is scheduled to last four … more
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Barbara Mezrahi, far left, led the Chabad Women’s Circle in yoga at the Chabad of Valley Stream’s pre-Passover event on April 3.
Valley Stream Chabad offers pre-Passover relaxation
Almost 40 women gathered at Temple Hillel on April 3 to decompress from their Passover preparations, which include destroying or selling leavened food, cleaning appliances and setting the table for the first two Seders. During the Seders — which are held on the first and second night of the holiday — Jews eat matzo, read the story of Exodus, drink four cups of wine and sing songs. more
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The state capitol in Albany. Two bills aimed at helping small businesses unanimously passed the Senate, and are making their way through the Assembly.
State lawmakers seek help for small business
Members of the State Senate unanimously voted in favor of two bills on March 7 that — if passed by the Assembly and signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo — could assist small business owners. One bill … more
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