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Hewlett High School students Pat Vardaro and Samantha Schecter were named Nassau zone winners in physical education. From left, Hewlett physical education teacher John Palladino, Vardaro, Schecter and Hewlett physical education teacher Melissa Pantelis.
Hewlett students excel at physical education
The New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance and Nassau Zone recognized Hewlett High School students Pasquale Vardaro and Samantha Schecter. more
Sen. Charles Fuschillo Jr., left, with Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently signing into law a tax-relief bill.
Merrick-Bellmore senator pleased with Albany reform
To the Editor: I am pleased to say that the New York State Legislature and Governor Cuomo recently worked together in a bipartisan fashion to address the right priorities needed to help our economy grow: cutting taxes, creating jobs and upgrading our infrastructure. In stark contrast to Washington, which is plagued by partisan gridlock, New York state is addressing the critical issues we face and delivering the results that residents expect and deserve. more
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Nassau County corrections officer Frank Milano, 36, of Elmont, was driving while off-duty along the Southern State Parkway near Peninsula Boulevard, pictured above, when his car veered off the highway and hit a tree, according to New York State Police.
Dec. 14 update: Elmont corrections officer killed in crash
A corrections officer from Elmont was killed in a car crash at 12:01 a.m. today while driving westbound on the Southern State Parkway, near Peninsula Boulevard. more
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Hal Peterson
To infinity and beyond
By chance, I happened to notice that on Nov. 9, The Huffington Post reported that a potential Republican challenger to Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in a 2014 gubernatorial race, was defeated in his reelection bid for Erie County executive. more
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Amora Rachelle, a former Atlantic Beach resident, allegedly practiced as an illegal psychologist and was charged with several felonies, including grand larceny.
Former Atlantic Beach resident arrested for fraud
A former Atlantic Beach woman was charged with multiple felonies, including grand larceny, as she practiced psychology without a license, treated patients and billed insurance companies, according to the Nassau County District Attorney’s office. more
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After having his license temporarily revoked on Oct. 12, Richard Dutrow Jr., 52, trainer of Big Brown, winner of the 2008 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, was granted a 30-day reprieve on Oct. 17.
New York trainer gets 10-year ban after drugging horses
Richard Dutrow Jr., 52, trainer of Big Brown, winner of the 2008 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, had his license temporarily revoked on Oct. 12 by the New York State Racing and Wagering Board for multiple rules violations — including drugging his horses — banning him from New York racetracks for 10 years. more
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Jared Pittelli, a business teacher at Hewlett High School, will be awarded the Julian A. Milkes Award and has been named a Gold Star teacher for the 2010-11 school year
Hewlett’s excellent business teacher
In recognition of his skills as a teacher in the Business Department of Hewlett High School, Jared Pittelli has been named the winner of the Julian A. Milkes Award by the New York State Business Teachers Association, as well as a Gold Star teacher for the 2010-11 school year. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray presented a street sign to Linda Propper, the mother of Thomas Jurgens, and other family members at the ceremony.
Capt. Thomas Jurgens honored [Photo gallery]
He was only 26-years-old, but Thomas Jurgens’ memory will live for a long time as the Town of Hempstead and the Meadowmere Fire Department collaborated on a street dedication on Sept. 17 to honor the Lawrence resident who died on 9/11. more
Chlorinated compounds were found at the former Quick and Clean Cleaners, now Madison Cleaners, at 380 Rockaway Turnpike in Cedarhurst.
Contaminants found at Cedarhurst dry cleaning site
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced that a 2004 investigation of the former Quick and Clean Cleaners, now Madison Cleaners, on Rockaway Turnpike in Cedarhurst, led to the discovery of chlorinated compounds in the groundwater which does not affect the nearby water supply. more
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Earlier this month Peninsula Hospital Center employees rallied to keep the hospital open. The facility remains open and potential investors are talking to hospital officials.
Peninsula Hospital Center evacuates patients due to Hurricane Irene
Updated Aug. 26 at 10:30 p.m. As New York City and Long Island prepares for Hurricane Irene, Peninsula Hospital Center remains a functioning hospital and multiple investors are in talks with Peninsula officials regarding keeping the Far Rockaway facility open. more
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