Can a place have two names? Here in South Valley Stream, that very question sparks lively debate. Officially, it’s South Valley Stream. Yet, the area south of Rosedale Road, along with a slice of Woodmere north of Motts Creek, goes by “North Woodmere” among locals. The Town of Hempstead, however, sticks with the official designations, adding another layer to this identity puzzle. South Valley Stream itself sits within the larger Town of Hempstead, a sprawling township on Long Island. In the 2020 census, South Valley Stream boasted a population of 6,386. It’s a small community with a big personality. The hamlet is made up of two distinct sections, North Woodmere, and Mill Brook, further adding to its unique character. Shopping enthusiasts will be delighted to know that South Valley Stream borders the iconic Green Acres Mall, a shopper’s paradise. This large shopping center offers a huge variety of stores, adding a bustling commercial element to this otherwise tranquil community. Students living in South Valley Stream experience a similar split identity when it comes to education. Those in the north attend Valley Stream South High School and Forest Road Elementary. Those south of Rosedale Road find themselves part of the Hewlett-Woodmere school district, attending George W. Hewlett High School, Woodmere Middle School, and Ogden Elementary. This division reflects the community’s location on the border between two larger areas, contributing to its dual nature. So, whether you call it South Valley Stream or North Woodmere, one thing remains certain. This little hamlet, with its intriguing double life and convenient location, offers a unique experience for residents and visitors alike.
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