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Vacant storefronts such as King David Delicatessen, at 550 Central Ave., typically fill up quickly, according to village Trustee Ari Brown. The former Getty gas station, at 675 Central Ave., is one of 12 vacancies on Central Avenue in Cedarhurst.

Despite a continued sluggish economy, the commercial vacancy rate in the Village of Cedarhurst has declined in the past four months. Though some businesses have closed, storefronts don’t remain empty for long. more

By Ann Friedman | 6/28/12

Rising costs forced the Village of Cedarhurst to adopt a budget on April 30 with a 5.59 percent tax increase. Above, Mayor Andrew Parise.

Village of Cedarhurst to raise taxes by 5.59 percent

Although Village of Cedarhurst Mayor Andrew Parise doesn’t like to raise taxes, a budget of more than $1.568 million was adopted on April 30, with a tax increase of 5.59 percent. more

By Ann Friedman | 5/10/12

Bryna Flaum exited the voting booth after casting her ballot in the Village of Cedarhurst election.

Voting completed in Cedarhurst elections

Village of Cedarhurst Village incumbent trustees, Ronald Lanzilotta Sr. and Myrna Zisman were re-elected in an uncontested election on Tuesday with 243 and 224 votes, respectively. There were no write-in votes. more

JEFFREY BESSEN | 3/20/12

Lifelong Cedarhurst resident Ronald Lanzilotta Sr. is running uncontested for his third full four-year term as a village trustee.

Striving to improve the village of Cedarhurst

A lifelong Cedarhurst resident, Ronald Lanzilotta Sr., has served the village for nearly 25 years. First as a member of the Zoning Board Appeals for 14 years before being appointed to the Board of Trustees in 2001, to finish out the unexpired term of trustee John Teramo. more

JEFFREY BESSEN | 3/15/12

Village of Cedarhurst Trustee Myrna Zisman is running unopposed for her second, four-year term.

Serving as the village buffer

As the first woman trustee in the Village of Cedarhurst’s 100-year history, Myrna Zisman is up for re-election and said he hopes to continue to serve on a board for a village she loves. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 3/15/12

Using $75,000 it was awarded through a federal grant program administered by Nassau County, the Village of Cedarhurst will rehabilitate parking field No. 6, which is located by Central and Maple avenues.

Cedarhurst awarded $75,000 grant from Nassau County

The Village of Cedarhurst was awarded a $75,000 Community Development Block Grant through Nassau County that will be used to repair parking field No. 6, which is located at the intersection of Central and Maple avenues in the village. more

JEFF BESSEN | 2/13/12

Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner, left, and trustee Edward I. Klar, discuss an issue at the November village board meeting. The board has had difficulties keeping to its meeting schedule and has rescheduled two recent meetings.

Lawrence village meeting schedule not always followed

Twice already in its schedule of meetings set at the July organizational meeting, and once earlier this year, the Village of Lawrence changed meeting dates that had already been publicized. more

JEFF BESSEN | 12/8/11

The Lawrence Cedarhurst Fire Department is in the early stages of drafting construction plans to add a two-story extension to the original firehouse.

Plans for Lawrence-Cedarhurst firehouse expansion tabled

A proposal to expand the current Lawrence-Cedarhurst firehouse with a two-story extension was presented to the Village of Cedarhurst board at the Aug. 1 meeting by Ed Koehler, the chair of the Board of Commissioners and John McHugh, the first assistant chief, of the department. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 8/4/11

For those who received parking tickets in Cedarhurst, the village is running an amnesty program to pay half of what they owe.

Amnesty program for Village parking violations

The Village of Cedarhurst will again conduct an Amnesty Program targeting parking violations that occurred from 2004 through 2008 in the village. The program will begin on Monday, May 16 and end on Monday, July 18. more

5/5/11

Cedarhurst strengthens its policies

In response to an audit by the state comptroller’s office, the Village of Cedarhurst revised its policies on purchasing services, claims processing and computer security as the five trustees unanimously approved three resolutions at the March 7 board meeting. more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/16/11

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