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Should Cuomo stay or should he go?
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is under increasing pressure to step aside or resign while investigations into sexual harassment accusations by four women and his administration's handling of data Covid-19 deaths at nursing homes last year are carried out by State Attorney General Letitia James and the Assembly. more
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Town of Hempstead Councilman Bruce Blakeman is the county's GOP pick to oppose Nassau County Executive Laura Curran in November.
Blakeman to oppose Curran for Nassau County executive
Town of Hempstead Councilman Bruce Blakeman, who represents the 3rd Council District, is the pick of the Nassau County Republicans to run against County Executive Laura Curran, a Democrat, in November. more
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he will not step down, despite the growing chorus of state lawmakers calling on him to do so because of sexual harassment accusations against him.
Long Island state senators call on Cuomo to 'step aside' because of harassment accusations
Five members of the Long Island State Senate delegation — all Democrats — Friday signed a statement calling on Governor Cuomo, a Democrat, to step aside while a series of sexual … more
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Tiffany Capers, at lectern, petitioned the Town Board to create legislation limiting where smoke shops can operate. She was joined by town officials at a news conference on Monday to announce the legislation.
Law would restrict vape shops in Town of Hempstead
Tiffany Capers marched down to the Town of Hempstead’s tax office a year and a half ago, when then Receiver of Taxes Donald Clavin had just been elected town supervisor, to show him how vape … more
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The proficiency levels among different races in the Sewanhaka Central High School District on State ELA and math exams in 2019.
Firm to study equity issues at Sewanhaka
Students and staff in the Sewanhaka Central High School District will be asked by representatives of the Equity Collaborative about their experiences in the schools later this month. On Feb. 23, … more
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Christy Calderon, a registered nurse with Northwell Health, doled out Covid vaccines at Elmont Memorial High School on Feb. 27.
Pop-up vaccine site serves Elmont community members in need
Cynthia Hamilton had been trying to get a Covid vaccine since January, when Gov. Andrew Cuomo first announced that health aides like herself would be eligible to receive the shot, but everywhere she … more
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Nancy Rabinowitz’s home in the Dallas suburbs suffered damage from burst water pipes.
Former Franklin Square, Elmont residents battle the elements in Texas
When Erica and Andrew Fox decided to move to Texas for its lower cost of living in the summer of 2015, they didn’t expect to do any more snow shoveling, but brought the shovel they had in … more
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Franklin Square school board meeting to be held March 10
The Franklin Square Board of Education will hold its next meeting on March 10 at 8 p.m.  There will also be a board work session on March 24 to present the district's proposed budget for the … more
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Legislation to criminalize the sale of partially-finished firearm receivers that can be used to build unregistered firearms has passed the Senate.
State Senate passes ghost gun legislation
Two bills to crack down on the sale of untraceable firearms, known as “ghost guns,” has passed the New York State Senate, and are now sitting in committees in the New York State … more
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A map of the Belmont Park redevelopment project, with the modifications in place.
State officials OK changes to Belmont plan
New York State development officials approved a series of modifications to the nearly $1.3 billion Belmont Park redevelopment project on Feb. 18. The changes — which officials from Empire … more
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