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volunteers got into the swing of things as well, donning grass skirts and learning basic steps.
Bringing the hula home [Photo gallery]
Elmont residents got a little exotic flavor last weekend, as the Elmont Library put on a show — and a class — about how to appreciate the art of hula dancing on Saturday, Sept. 26. Hula, a … more
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Library to see huge grant in coming months
Patrons at the Elmont Library, especially in the childrens and young adults section, are in for some big changes in the coming months. Construction of two big projects could commence over the next year as the library has been promised more than $100,000 from state Sen. Craig Johnson (D-Port Washington). more
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Fake repair man robs local senior
An 85-year-old Elmont senior citizen was victimized by someone claiming to be a repair man in a brazen robbery last week. The more
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8th Dist. race comes into focus
As summer fades to a memory and the leaves start to turn, civic-minded local residents are beginning to think about election season. more
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Mekhi Green, 6, helps to pick a winner to receive a Dan Greenburg signed book after the author spoke at the Elmont Library last Saturday.
Library looks to the future
As Elmont Memorial Library celebrated its third anniversary in its new home last weekend, Director Maggie Gough was keeping her eye on the horizon, promising some remarkable new things to come for the premier library facility in Nassau County. more
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Kervin Cethoute
Queens man arrested in Elmont stabbing
Police announced early last week that an arrest has been made in a stabbing that took place on Elmont Memorial High School property in early September. more
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Elmont sees a bright future
Excitement is building. Momentum is going our way. Consensus grows. That’s how we can describe the continuing work on Hempstead Turnpike and the vision that has been developed and nurtured. more
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Elmont to celebrate three years in new facility
At a celebration on Saturday, Sept. 19, the Elmont Memorial Library will commemorate three years of working together with the community to provide entertainment and education. more
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Without an Empire zone designation the Hempstead Turnpike corridor could lose out on state funds, such as $2.4 million announced last month, above, as a place where businesses look to develop.
State to overhaul Empire Zone program
As the Empire Zone program is re-tooled, will Elmont feel the loss of business incentives? more
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Prizes aplenty tempted the crowded feast Sunday afternoon.
Spending a day at the fair with St. Vincent’s [Photo gallery]
Elmont residents had plenty to celebrate this past weekend at the St. Vincent de Paul Fall Feast. more
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