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After the Nassau County Planning Commission approved the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for the proposed Woodmere Club development, the next step calls for a public comment period.
Woodmere Club DEIS accepted by Nassau County Planning Commission
At a virtual Nassau County Planning Commission meeting, a revised Draft Environmental Impact Statement was unanimously approved for the proposed Willow View Estates development at the Woodmere Club.  more
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Lifelong Inwood resident Frank Parise will be honored as the ‘Citizen of the Year’ at the Inwood Country Club on March 21.
Inwood Civic Association to honor Frank Parise
For the Inwood Civic Association’s 2020 ‘Citizen of the Year’ honoree, Frank Parise, the reason for his involvement with multiple civic organizations is because he gets “wrapped up” in the work.  more
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The Five Towns Civic Association is concerned that if the proposed development of the Woodmere Club occurs as planned, the loss of open space would “change the area forever.”
Opposing the ‘Sixth Town’
As the run-up to the redevelopment of the Woodmere Club continues, the Five Towns Civic Association is raising several concerns, including the reporting of misinformation, the loss of open space and a possible decline in the real estate value of existing homes. more
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Traffic flow has vastly improved on the renovated portion of the Nassau Expressway, many commuters, business people and residents say.
$130M Nassau Expressway project has been completed
There will be no more alternate traffic patterns or construction delays for drivers on State Route 878, also known as the Nassau Expressway, after the completion of a roughly 14-month-long construction project that cost the state $130 million. more
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Cedarhurst resident Edward Grushko, a corporate law attorney, is claiming the Woodmere Club development map is inaccurate denying the public to comment correctly on the proposed plan.
New claims against Woodmere Club plans
Cedarhurst resident Edward Grushko, a corporate law attorney, believes that the mapping of the proposed development of the Woodmere Club called Willow View Estates are “materially inaccurate” resulting in defective public notices. more
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Woodmere Club developer Robert Weiss said that any changes to the zoning of the property are “illegal, and we will litigate such changes in federal court.”
Woodmere Club EIS comments are in
More than 100 people expressed their opinions on the proposed development of the Woodmere Club during the public comment period for the club’s environmental impact statement, according to the Nassau County Planning Commission. more
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Woodmere Club golfers will more than likely have to find a new place to play, because the 111-year-old facility is scheduled to close in just over two years.
Town of Hempstead to assess Woodmere Club studies
Town of Hempstead board members were expected to meet with town attorneys this week, and then have another meeting with Cameron Engineering on Thursday focusing on the firm’s study of the Woodmere Club property. more
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The proposed Willow View Estates development on the 118-acre Woodmere Club, which will be discussed at a scoping meeting on June 26.
Woodmere Club development hearing set for June 26
The Nassau County Department of Public Works Planning Commission will give community members a chance to voice their opinions on the proposed development of the Woodmere Club in what the agency is calling a “scoping session” on June 26. more
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New York American Water President Lynda DiMenna and VP of Operations Richard Kern spoke at the March 28 Lawrence Civic Association on water quality in the Five Towns.
New York American Water addresses its issues in Lawrence
Two primary representatives from the embattled New York American Water Company addressed residents concerns on water quality and discolored water in the Five Towns, and discussed a conservation plan. more
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John, left, and Fran Galante will be honored along with Steven Politano as the Inwood Civic Association’s Citizens of the Year on March 23.
Inwood remains home to honorees
Though the three people the Inwood Civic Association are honoring, as its Citizens of the Year no longer live in the Five Towns hamlet, the trio said that Inwood remains with them. John and Fran Galante and Steven Politano will be honored at the civic association’s dinner at the Inwood Country Club on March 23. more
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