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Stopping global warming — and the sea — or else
In an apocalyptic vision portending worldwide coastal flooding presented by National Geographic in its September issue, Long Island disappears under the Atlantic Ocean. more
Natalie Goggin, left, Council Vice President Fran Adelson, Councilwoman Eileen Goggin, City Court Judge Roy Tepper, Recreation Leader Matt Angst, Council President Scott Mandel, City Manager Jack Schnirman and skating instructor Roberta at last Saturday’s grand reopening ceremony of the Ice Arena.
Working to ‘restore normalcy’ at the Rec Center
“We’re doing everything we can to rebuild our facilities,” said Recreation Department Commissioner Bob Piazza of efforts to fully restore the Recreation Center following Hurricane Sandy. … more
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Dirt mounds are a frequent sight at Eisenhower Park, as construction on the Twin Rinks Ice Center continues. County officials hope to have the outdoor rink completed this year.
Twin Rinks construction under way at Eisenhower
Development of the Twin Rinks Ice Center has hit full steam at Eisenhower Park, as construction crews are working to build an 80,000-square-foot indoor facility, an outdoor rink and a sports recreational center. more
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FEMA's disaster recovery center, which was set to close on FEb. 27, will remain open through March 29.
Long Beach disaster recovery site to remain open
It came right down to the wire. Just one day before the disaster recovery center in Long Beach was set to close, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that they would keep the doors … more
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Twin brothers Peter and Chris Ferraro, of Ferraro Brothers Hockey, with their father, Peter Sr., at the future site of the Ice Center.
County breaks ground on ice center
Eisenhower Park will soon be home to an 85,000-square-foot sports and recreation center, highlighted by two National Hockey League-sized ice rinks and one outdoor recreational rink. The privately financed complex will cost an estimated $15 million to construct, and will be funded by a company called Twin Rinks at Eisenhower Park LLC. more
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Peter Pan brings Wendy, Michael and John to the Lost Boy’s hideout when the film classic is reenacted in “Treasure Trove” at Nassau Coliseum.
A 'Treasure Trove' of Disney favorites on ice
Disney On Ice’s latest spectacle, “Treasure Trove,” is ready to enchant families during its run at Nassau Coliseum next week, Jan. 10-13. more
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Bryan Murphy, left, and Doug O’Grady, kept the volunteer effort going strong.
The volunteers and first responders
Each morning for nearly two months, West Fulton Street resident Doug O’Grady has made the two-hour drive to Long Beach from Shelter Island, where he has been staying with his wife and two children … more
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Step back in time: Old Bethpage Village gives visitors a taste of holiday merriment from days gone by when the restored village welcomes visitors to its “Candlelight Evenings” celebration. The Old Bethpage Village Brass Quartet sets a festive tone with Civil War era Christmas songs and other seasonal tunes.
Cherished holiday traditions around Long Island
The holiday countdown continues this weekend with heart-warming celebrations that focus on the festive pleasures of days gone by more
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New Disaster Recovery Centers open
Two new Disaster Recovery Centers (DRCs) are open in Nassau County to provide one-on-one assistance for survivors of Hurricane Sandy. Specialists from the state of New York, the Federal Emergency … more
Enjoy a sweet and special Mother's Day
Moms play some many roles in our lives. Make her day with an extra-special treat on Sunday. more
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