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The site of the former Lawrence sewage treatment plant on Rock Hall Road lies vacant as village trustees decide what to do with their 3.83-acre portion
Lawrence debates of sewage treatment plant land
The Village of Lawrence board of trustees voted 3-2 at its Feb. 14 public meeting to spend at least $25,000 on a study to be conducted by Chicago-based Market & Feasibility Advisors, to determine the viability and economics of a multipurpose community center on Rock Hall Road land where a sewage treatment plant was housed. more
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Cedarhurst Mayor Benjamin Weinstock, and village Trustees Ari Brown and Israel Wasser are running for re-election unopposed.
Cedarhurst candidates are running unchallenged
All three incumbent Village of Cedarhurst candidates are running unopposed in the March 19 election. Mayor Benjamin Weinstock and village Trustees Ari Brown and Israel “Izzy” Wasser are up for re-election. All terms are four years. more
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New Village Justice Gary Mandel, Center, took the oath of office from Supreme Court Justice Meryl J. Berkowitz, far right. At left is Mayor Alex Edelman
New Lawrence village justice is sworn in
Gary Mandel, the previous Village of Lawrence prosecutor, was sworn in as the new village justice by Supreme Court Justice Meryl J. Berkowitz at the board of trustees meeting on Dec. 13. Mandel, … more
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Old Westbury Gardens’ much-loved annual seasonal bash is in full swing at Westbury House. The home’s period rooms glitter with their holiday finery.
‘Tis the season for holiday adventures
The holiday countdown is well under way, filled with spirited heart-warming festivities. more
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Lawrence village tables address sign and noise bills
For the second time, the Village of Lawrence board of trustees tabled decisions on two proposed local laws. One is seeking uniformity by having all village house address numbers be reflective and … more
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Lawrence dedicated its courtroom in Village Hall to Donald Buchalter, who has been village justice for 38 years. At left was his wife, Judy.
Honoring a village justice
Lawrence’s village court was established in 1968, and Donald Buchalter has had a role in nearly every case adjudicated in the Village Hall courtroom, aside from vacation and sick … more
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A "villager" prepares pie as a young visitor eagerly looks on.
An Old-fashioned holiday
Give thanks for Thanksgiving 19th-century style. more
Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy announced on Tuesday that 28 villages are suing the Town of Hempstead, Nassau County and New York state, seeking a greater share of sales tax revenue.
Villages suing for $21.5M share of sales tax revenue
Twenty-eight villages in Nassau County, including Freeport, are suing New York state, the county and the towns of Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, seeking what they believe is their fair share of state sales tax revenues. more
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Hewlett Neck village’s new court held its first-ever session last month. From left village prosecuting attorney Stanley Kopilow, Justice Mitchell Dix and court clerk Karen Quintavalle.
Village court is now in session
The Supreme Court has its first Monday in October, when it begins hearing cases during a new court calendar year, and the newly established court in the Village of Hewlett Neck held it’s inaugural … more
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A brass band performs rousing tunes throughout the weekend.
Fair days
The Long Island Fair, Old Bethpage Village’s authentic recreation of a 19th century county fair, is always a welcome fall event more
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