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Assemblyman Brian Curran, left, led a town hall state budget presentation on March 4 at Baldwin Public Library. From left were Library Board President Joe Carroll, Board of Education President Karyn Reid, Town of Hempstead Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney, County Legislator Laura Curran, Board of Education Vice President Mary Jo O’Hagan, Library Board Trustee Carl Williams and Baldwin Civic Association President Karen Montalbano.
State budget presentation comes to Baldwin
Roughly two-dozen Baldwin residents took an in-depth look at parts of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed state budget last week as Assemblyman Brian Curran (R-Lynbrook) brought his town hall budget presentation to Baldwin Public Library. more
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Jolene Ciccarone, a seventh grader at Baldwin Middle School, led a group lesson during the Nassau County Anti-Bias Consortium spring conference on March 4 at the Baldwin District Office.
Demanding dignity in middle schools
Bullying is nothing new in middle schools, and with the advent of the Internet it’s become an issue outside of the classrooms, hallways and cafeterias as well. To combat the problem and to teach students to stand up for themselves and their classmates, Baldwin played host to about 60 middle schoolers last week from across the county. more
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Brent Wick, from Mobile Ed Productions, spoke to first and second graders about Australia.
It’s a small world after all
Students at St. Christopher School took a trip around the world last week and they didn’t even leave their school gymnasium. more
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Teeran Singh, center, a junior in Baldwin High School’s med-tech class, led Roger Tilles, left, a member of the New York State Board of Regents, through an experiment when Tilles visited BHS on Feb. 25.
A visit from a Regent
The Baldwin School District was on display last week as Roger Tilles, a member of the New York State Board of Regents, toured classrooms in Baldwin High School and read to a class at Meadow Elementary School. more
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The Virginia Glee Club, made up of male students at the University of Virginia, will be performing on Monday at Bethlehem Lutheran Church. One of the members, Joseph Marchese-Schmitt, grew up in Baldwin and organized the event.
Baldwinite bringing college glee club home
Joseph Marchese-Schmitt grew up in Baldwin, joined the Cub Scouts as a second grader and became an Eagle Scout not long before he graduated from Baldwin High School in 2012. He’s currently a junior … more
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About 80 Baldwin residents attended a public information and input meeting on Feb. 24 at Baldwin High School, where Nassau County Department of Public Works employees and representatives from the LiRo Group discussed traffic on Grand Avenue and asked for recommendations on making it safer.
A Grand traffic undertaking
Although it’s not a new proposition, the effort to make Grand Avenue a safer roadway for drivers, pedestrians and bicyclists took a step in the right direction last week. Roughly 80 Baldwin … more
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Kim Taylor put on her warmest clothes to go outside last week as temperatures dipped into the single digits.
Brrrrr in Baldwin
Baldwin residents have been layered up recently as sub-freezing temperatures have almost become routine for the area. And according to the National Weather Service, those cold days and nights won’t … more
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Patrick Robbins, of Sane Energy Project, addressed about 40 people at the Baldwin Public Library last Saturday about Liberty Natural Gas’s plan to build Port Ambrose, a liquefied natural gas terminal in the Atlantic Ocean 19 miles southeast of Jones Beach. Environmental groups are calling on Govs. Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie to veto the plan.
LNG proposal criticized at Baldwin meeting
Local environmental groups made their case against plans for an offshore liquefied natural gas terminal and implored South Shore residents to do the same with their elected officials at an informational meeting in Baldwin last Saturday. more
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New course offerings coming to BHS
Baldwin High School students will have some added options when they plan their 2015-16 schedules after the Board of Education unanimously approved 13 new courses for next school year at its Feb. 11 … more
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The new truck is the fourth in Hook and Ladder Company Two’s 64-year history and the first since 1990. It arrived on Feb. 8 at the firehouse on Grand Avenue and Rose Boulevard.
New rig for Ladder Company Two
It’s been 25 years since Baldwin Fire Department Hook and Ladder Company Two had a new fire truck to race across town, battle blazes and keep residents safe. But in a few weeks, the company’s new truck will be ready to hit the streets of Baldwin. more
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