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The Baldwin Civic Association announced the second annual scarecrow contest last week. Baldwin
Crows beware
The Baldwin Civic Association announced its second annual scarecrow contest last week. The event, during which Baldwin is dotted by scarecrows both scary and not-so-scary, will run from Sept. 26 to Nov. 6. more
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Claudia Rotondo, of the group Too Good for Drugs, has been helping locals struggling with addiction since the 1970s. Pictured here with Councilwoman Dorothy Goosby and Assemblyman Brian Curran, Rotondo was recently chosen as a 2013 New York State Woman of Distinction.
Rotondo, Carrion recognized as ‘Women of Distinction’
Local ladies Claudia Rotondo, best known as the Executive Director of the Baldwin Council Against Drug Abuse, and Colette Carrion, President of the Baldwin Council of PTAs, were honored recently as 2013 New York State Women of Distinction. more
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Chris Connolly, Editor of the Baldwin Herald.
Welcome to Baldwin’s paper of record
Hi, Baldwin. I’m Chris Connolly, editor of the only newspaper focused entirely on you. You know what I like about this job? All the people yelling at me. Does that sound weird? I’ll explain. more
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Ronell Wilson, 31, killed two NYPD undercover detectives, including a Baldwin resident, during a sting operation in 2003.
Local’s killer sentenced to die
Ronell Wilson, 31, who murdered two police officers during an undercover drug buy in 2003, was sentenced to death on Sept. 10. Wilson, who killed Baldwin Harbor resident and undercover New York City … more
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Ken Arnold, of the Nassau County Department of Public Works, spoke at a Baldwin Civic Association meeting last week, describing the new, $13 million 1st Precinct project.
1st Precinct, Kellogg House visions come into focus
The picture of what may eventually stand at the intersection of Harrison Avenue and Merrick Road in Baldwin became much clearer on Sept. 12 at a meeting of the Baldwin Civic Association. … more
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The Herald asked the new superintendent about what the job means to him, and about the biggest challenges Baldwin schools will face going forward.
5 questions for James Scannell
James Scannell, a product of the Baldwin school system, has taken over a district in flux. The Herald asked the new superintendent about what the job means to him, and about the biggest challenges Baldwin schools will face going forward. more
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Theresa Press/Herald Maia and Elena Vierengel helped to collect shoes as part of a Baldwin4Children fundraiser last week.
Best foot forward
An expanded slate of fundraising efforts got off on the right foot last week with a collection of used shoes. more
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An architectural sketch shows the new Baldwin police station. Construction of the precinct is scheduled to begin in October. The old precinct will remain in operation while the new one is built, said Brian Nevin, a county spokesman.
$13 million allotted for new precinct
The roller coaster saga of Baldwin’s 1st Precinct has crested again, this time with the announcement of a new $13 million building, to be constructed on the parking lot of the existing structure. … more
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A rendering of the new, $13-million police facility to be constructed in Baldwin.
$13 million allotted for new Baldwin precinct
The roller coaster saga of Baldwin’s First Precinct has crested again, this time with the announcement of a new $13 million building to be constructed on the parking lot of the existing law enforcement structure. more
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James Scannell, Baldwin superintendent
New superintendent, new challenges
James Scannell, the Baldwin native who has taken over the school district superintendent’s position, will face a different slate of concerns than those that preoccupied his predecessor, the … more
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