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Attorney, volunteer will vie to replace Vincent Muscarella
The race to represent Nassau County’s 8th Legislative District is heating up, as both Republicans and Democrats have selected their nominees to succeed Legislator Vincent Muscarella in … more
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The Town of Hempstead’s “Vaxmobile” was parked outside of the Elmont Senior Center on April 1.
Town’s vaccine van comes to Elmont
Joy Cameron had been waiting outside the Elmont Senior Center in the cold and rain last Thursday morning, hoping for her shot at getting the Covid vaccine. She had seen that the Town of Hempstead … more
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Franklin Square School District officials are planning to use money from the district's 2016 capital reserve to fix a sinkhole at the John Street School.
Questions remain in budget process, as Franklin Square and Elmont schools finalize proposals
Local school district officials are facing difficulties finalizing their budget proposals before the May 18 vote, as questions remain about state aid. Under Gov. Cuomo’s executive budget … more
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New York Racing Association officials are considering winterizing the track at Belmont Park, and reducing the size of the grandstand so that it no longer casts a shadow over the track.
NYRA officials consider renovations at Belmont Park
New York Racing Association officials are considering new renovations to the racetrack at Belmont Park, as work continues on the state’s revitalization efforts. Association representatives … more
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The proposed $215 million budget would include masonry repairs to Sewanhaka High School.
Sewanhaka officials propose $215 million 2021- 22 spending plan
Programming costs would account for the majority of the Sewanhaka Central High School District’s 2021 -22 school year budget under a proposal Kevin O’Brien, the district’s assistant … more
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Laura Curran said the State of the County is strong at Elmont Memorial High School on March 24.
Curran: Nassau County to build back stronger
Nassau County has faced unprecedented issues over the past year, with the loss of more than 3,000 residents to the novel coronavirus and renewed calls for police reform. But through it all, County … more
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Janet and George Beyer and Ray Arledge enjoyed lunch at Alpine Restaurant while wishing waitress Elizabeth Papadoniou, second from right, a happy birthday when the restaurant reopened for outdoor dining last spring. Since then, though, owner Theodore Delis said, business has been light.
State GOP seeks an end to restaurant restrictions
When Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced that all restaurants and businesses would shut down statewide last year, Covid-19 cases were on the rise, but by summer, the case count was decreasing, and … more
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The streetlights on Bauer Court in Elmont had been out since December.
Town vows streetlight repairs in Elmont following months of darkness
After three months of living in near-total darkness at night, Elmont residents on Bauer Court will finally have their streetlights repaired by the end of the week, town officials vowed to the … more
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My Brother’s Keeper program comes to Elmont
Michael Jaime had been working with state and county officials for more than a year to get the My Brother’s Keeper program started in the Elmont Union Free School District, until finally, on … more
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Brian McHale, of Floral Park, photographed the litter on Hempstead Turnpike, near the Queens border, in January.
Calling for code enforcement in Elmont
Walking along Hempstead Turnpike in Elmont earlier this year, Brian McHale counted more than 50 ads for businesses and services hung from utility poles and street signs — against Town of … more
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