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Residents criticize rollout of new village recycling program
alley Streamers last week took to social media and inundated Sanitation Department officials with complaints after what they say was a botched rollout of the village’s newly implemented … more
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"Supermoon" caught the eye of everyone who passed by. Artist Joyce Lax achieved the textured craters of the moon using plaster.
Village art students show off their work
Students of the village’s acrylic-on-canvas painting class once again had the chance to show off their works at a gallery reception on Jan. 10 at the Hendrickson Park Community Center. The … more
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Valley Streamer Jennifer Brome published her first book, appropriate for ages 6 through 12, on Dec. 21.
V.S. resident tackles bullying in her first children’s book
“I’m an imaginative and creative person,” Valley Streamer Jennifer Brome said. “Writing just pours out of me … It’s like Utopia for me. It’s what I’m … more
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Little Lesley and the Bloodshots were one of hundreds of performers that have graced the stage at Buckley’s.
Ten years of music at Buckley’s
When North High School alumnus and Sip This employee Nicholas Romano, 20, walked into Buckley’s Restaurant and Pub in Valley Stream on Dec. 28 and prepared to perform with his band, SLMBR, for … more
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Gena Rositano on the set of Saturday Night Live, where she works as stage manager, with Valley Stream natives Steve Buscemi and Jim Breuer. Starting Jan. 27 she will be teaching acting classes through the village.
SNL stage manager to teach acting classes through village
Longtime Valley Streamer and Saturday Night Live Stage Manager Gena (pronounced Jenna) Rositano will be teaching a ten-week introductory acting class at the Firemen’s Field Clubhouse for anyone … more
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Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder outlined drops in crime and announced two new special units at a news conference on Jan. 9. Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is to Ryder’s immediate right.
NCPD: Crime at historic lows, new teams set for 2020
Major crime is down 31 percent since 2009, according to Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder. more
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Bernard Nichols and Tami Hall, of Valley Stream, with their son Bernard Kasey Hall Nichols III, who was born at 12:03 a.m. on Jan. 1.
New year’s first L.I. baby is a Valley Streamer
The new year brings a whole host of new: calendars, resolutions, hopes for spring, gym memberships. This one even brought a new decade, but for Valley Stream couple Tami Hall and Bernard Nichols, it … more
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Rep. Kathleen Rice led the Long Island congressional delegation and other elected and appointed officials on Jan. 3, vowing to fight the recent rise of anti-Semitic violence.
Community members, officials speak out after anti-Semitic attacks
A surge in anti-Semitic violence in the tri-state area over the past month, including a shooting at a Jersey City kosher market early in December that left six people dead, and the machete stabbing … more
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Valley Stream Historical Society Vice President William Florio, left, gave visitors a tour of the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration on Dec. 29 as part of the society’s annual candlelight evening event.
Candlelight evenings return at Pagan-Fletcher
Candlelight evenings returned to the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration on Dec. 29, as visitors came for tours of the historic building, which features artifacts from the past two centuries. The event … more
Fifth Precinct detectives announced the arrest of a suspect in connection to a Dec. 30 bank robbery in Valley Stream.
Police arrest suspect in connection to Valley Stream bank robbery
Nassau County police reported the arrest of a suspect in connection to a robbery that took place at a Chase Bank in Valley Stream on Dec. 30.   According to detectives, at around 6 … more
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