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Junior Meadowmere Park firefighters Kaitlyn Romaine and Suzie Sedhom displayed their skills at handling the hose.
Third Battalion shows its muster [Photo gallery]
For three days junior and senior firefighters from the 3rd Battalion fire departments that includes Lawrence-Cedarhurst, Hewlett, Inwood, Meadowmere Park, Woodmere and Valley Stream showed off their skills and equipment at a trio of events. more
According to some residents of Meadowmere Park, the Holiday Inn in Rosedale, Queens, is housing 150 people without homes, a majority of them men, which is causing concern in the neighboring community.
Homeless housing angers residents
Meadowmere Park residents are angry that the nearby Holiday Inn, at the intersection of Brookville Boulevard and Rockaway Turnpike in Rosedale, Queens, is housing homeless people — mostly men — from New York City. more
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Five Towns Crime Watch
Arrests MEADOWMERE-At 3 p.m. on March 7 at a warehouse store on Rockaway Turnpike, Harsad P. Patel, 53, of Long Beach, was arrested for shoplifting, authorities said. more
The Meadowmere Park Fire Department will get two generators for its firehouse through a request from the Town of Hempstead and funding from the New York Rising Community Reconstruction Program. Above, Fire Chief Kevin Carrero made breakfast for residents on the Friday after Sandy.
Meadowmere Park Fire Department to get generators
The New York Rising Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Funding approved a $500,000 request from the Town of Hempstead that will be used to purchase two generators for the Meadowmere Park Fire Department. more
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Five fire department extinguished a fire that collapsed the roof of Precision Auto Body on Burnside Avenue in Lawrence.
Fire collapses roof of Lawrence business
A fire in the cockloft of the Precision Auto Body building at 691 Burnside Ave., in Lawrence resulted in the roof collapsing, but no one was injured, according to fire officials. more
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Homeowners continue repairing their home that were damaged in Hurricane Sandy. Meadowmere Park residents Joyce Roman, and her son, Jerry, 11, in the renovated kitchen of their West Avenue house.
Overcoming the post-Sandy struggles
Homeowners in communities such as Meadowmere Park and Inwood continue to rebuild and repair their homes nearly two years after Hurricane Sandy. more
Hebrew Academy For Special Children students received a visit from local firefighters. Above, Jason Hagler, from the Woodmere Fire Department, showed the kids his firefighting gear.
Buddying up to the firefighters [Photo gallery]
About 150 pre-school to fourth grade students at the Hebrew Academy For Special Children (HASC) in Woodmere spent two hours getting acquainted with firefighters from the Woodmere and Meadowmere fire departments during the school’s annual Fireman are our Friends on June 3. more
Frank Zerbe’s bulkhead was destroyed during Hurricane Sandy, and, 18 months later, he needs funding to rebuild it.
Post-storm struggles continue
Patty Vacchio lost her Inwood home in Hurricane Sandy. While some things have improved, she said, she doesn’t believe that people in her situation are any better off nearly 18 months after the storm. more
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Inwood resident Eleanor Grimando, who grew up on Bayswater Boulevard, had to demolish her childhood home after Hurricane Sandy damaged it. Her new prefabricated home was lifted into place in July.
Hurricane victims striving for normalcy
“Life as we knew it changed so much, and we need to focus on a new way of life,” Inwood resident Eleanor Grimando said as she stood at the kitchen counter in her new prefabricated house, nearly a year after Hurricane Sandy left her with no choice but to demolish her childhood home on Bayswater Boulevard. more
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Five Towns residents got an opportunity to give their opinions on what projects are important to them at the Community Reconstruction committee meeting. At left Town of Hempstead Senior Plan Examiner Rebecca Furst and state planner Frank Fish, center, spoke with community members.
Repairing the Five Towns
With $27.6 million in funding for projects that could help mitigate future damage from storms such as Hurricane Sandy at stake, residents, especially from Meadowmere Park, made their case for what is needed at public meeting No. 1 of the Five Towns Community Reconstruction program committee on Oct. 17. more
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