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Residents complained about redirected flights and the noise generated by airplanes Above, at the TVASNAC meeting on Monday, Daniel Segall of North Woodmere, left, showed FAA spokesman Jim Peters, where the planes fly over his house.
Residents angered by airplane noise
About 40 residents —many from North Woodmere— attended the monthly Town-Village Aircraft Safety & Noise Abatement Committee (TVASNAC) meeting on Monday in Hempstead and to expressed their concern over an uptick in airplane noise in their community. more
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The New York State Department of Transportation randomly selected three side streets in Cedarhurst to be part of a traffic study, including Oakland Avenue, between West Broadway and Grant Place, above.
Tracking traffic to build better roads
Streets in 16 areas of Cedarhurst, Lawrence, Hewlett Bay Park, Hewlett Harbor and Hewlett Neck have been randomly selected for analysis as part of a statewide traffic study that may ultimately lead to possible infrastructure grants to local municipalities. more
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Technology fused with education is a focus for children in grades Pre-K to 12 at the Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway. Lower School Educational Technology coordinator Monica Brandwein, left, with fifth-graders A.J. Levine, and Rosalie Erber as they told Lower School Principal Joy Hammer why they like using the 3D printer.
Fusing technology with Judaic and general education
Whether it’s using Dreambox to practice early math skills, taking courses in the school’s biochemical engineering program; or creating objects using the 3D printer, Hebrew Academy of the Five Towns and Rockaway (HAFTR) students are learning how technology enhances both their general and Judaic educational programs. more
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Seize the chance and travel
The holidays really are most enjoyable at home. Having lived in Japan for one year, it’s wonderful to be back in the Christmas spirit in New York. Nothing better than snuggling up to read a nice book with cocoa on a cold night. Traveling and living abroad has truly given me a much great appreciation of home. more
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San Francisco-based Environmental Science Associates will conduct the aircraft noise study known as Part 150. Above, an airplane flew over Lawrence on its way to John F. Kennedy International Airport.
Airport noise study moves forward
The Port Authority announced at an Oct. 27 meeting with the Town and Village Aircraft Safety and Noise Abatement Committee (TVASNAC) that they have officially signed a contract with San Francisco-based Environmental Science Associates to conduct a federal aircraft noise study known as Part 150. more
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Rice declared victory in the Democratic primary at her campaign's Election Night party.
After primary wins, Blakeman and Rice eye November
Kathleen Rice and Bruce Blakeman are now gearing for the summer and fall campaign seasons leading into November’s general election ... more
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DRS social worker Doni Joszef created a program that focuses on building self-esteem and improving student-teacher relations at the Woodmere high school.
DRS students and faculty get positive
Interactive multimedia presentations, faculty and student workshops, and informative flyers and posters are just some of the ways Davis Renov Stahler (DRS) Yeshiva High School social worker Doni Joszef is trying to assist students and faculty improve their self- esteem, strengthen student-teacher relationships, and provide social and emotional support to students who attend the Woodmere-based school, through his new initiative, “The Positive Project.” more
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Christie may be arrogant, but the Port Authority is worse
The recent controversy over the George Washington Bridge traffic jam and the role that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie played will go on for a while, until someone tells the truth and points the finger at the right people. more
Abandon our coast? Heaven — and HUD — forbid
The clarion call has grown louder since Superstorm Sandy: We must beat a “managed” retreat from the coast, or face certain peril as global warming takes hold and sea levels rise. more
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg presented Mandela with a key to the city in 2005.
Mandela mourned across L.I.
The death last week of former South African President Nelson Mandela sparked a worldwide outpouring of sorrow, respect and remembrance of a man many considered one of history’s great heroes — a … more
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