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Lessons learned during Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanics are Nassau County’s fastest-growing ethnic population, County Executive Laura Curran noted in mid-September, the start of Hispanic Heritage Month . . . more
Sylvia Kaminetsky Way was unveiled at the intersection of Cliffside Avenue and Nutley Place in North Woodmere on Sept. 5.
North Woodmere resident Sylvia Kaminetsky is remembered with street dedication
The intersection of Cliffside Avenue and Nutley Place in North Woodmere was cordoned off to vehicular traffic for the street dedication for Sylvia Kaminetsky on Sept. 5, but the Sunday ceremony was open to everyone and many attended to remember the local civic servant who died on Nov. 12 of last year at 87. more
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Washington Avenue between West Broadway and the Long Island Rail Road tracks and 6th Avenue between Washington and Madison avenues in Cedarhurst will be repaved beginning on Sept. 7.
Cedarhurst roadwork starts Sept. 7
Cedarhurst village will repave Washington Avenue between West Broadway and the Long Island Rail Road tracks and 6th Avenue between Washington and Madison avenues on Sept, 7, 8, 11 and 13, officials said.   more
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Flooding off Peninsula Boulvard by Lincoln Street near Cedarhurt Avenue on Saturday night due to Tropical Storm Henri.
Flash flood warning in effect for Nassau County
With Tropical Storm Henri dumping heavy rain across Long Island a flash flood warning was issued by the National Weather Service for Nassau County through 7:15 p.m. on Sunday, more
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At Lido West Park, Town of Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin spoke about preparations for now Hurricane Henri. On his right was Councilman Anthony D'Esposito and on Clavin's lefr were Chief of Lifeguards Mike Romano and Supervisor John Gutman.
Hurricane Henri puts Long Island under state of emergency
The old saying “the calm before the storm” was alive and well on the South Shore of Long Island early Saturday as beach club members relaxed along the Atlantic Beach village shoreline before the forecasted arrival of Tropical Storm Henri. more
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L.I. school board tries to ban Black Lives Matter
The Smithtown School District will restrict the use of 34 BrainPop instructional videos in classrooms because they introduce topics like Black Lives Matter and human sexuality. more
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Long Islnd Rail Road service is expected to be suspended on the Far Rockaway branch on Saturday, Aug. 28 for track work.
Far Rockaway LIRR service to be suspended
Service on the Long Island Rail Road’s Far Rockaway branch is scheduled to be suspended in both directions on Saturday Aug. 28 as the LIRR performs concrete tie installation work, which is anticipated to impact other branches as well. more
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Zzipora and Aaron Shapiro, the wife and husband who own Tassel Children’s Shoes in Cedarhurst, are the first recipients of the Main Street Recovery Grant. At the far right is Nassau County Executive Laura Curran.
Boosting Nassau businesses in Cedarhurst
The first step in Nassau County’s new program to boost downtown business took place at the intersection of Cedarhurst and Central avenues in Cedarhurst as County Executive Laura Curran presented the owners of Tassel Children’s Shoes with a facsimile $10,000 check on Aug. 12. more
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The governor makes a stunning exit
The New York state political scene has been turned upside down by the resignation of Gov. Andrew Cuomo. No political wizard could have predicted that he would give up this job after so many years . . . more
The time is right for offshore wind
Plans to construct a wind farm in the ocean 15 miles south of Jones Beach will undoubtedly be met with opposition. The Long Island Commercial Fishing Association has already weighed in against the project . . . more
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