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Officials told the public during a community meeting April 27 that a traffic light will be installed on Woodfield Road to make the road safer for pedestrians and motorists alike. At the podium, far left, is Maureen Greenberg, president of the West Hemp-stead Community Support Association. Seated are Nassau County Police Sergeant Ryan Surillo, Neil Rosenblatt of the association, Inspector Greg Stephanoff, Legisla-tor John Giuffré, and Kenneth Arnold of the Nassau County Department of Public Works.
What's the plan to make a West Hempstead road safe?
  A traffic light will be installed on Woodfield Road, thanks to a joint effort by the public, the West Hempstead Community Support Association, and elected officials. The new light will … more
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State Sen. Patricia Fitzpatrick, left, swearing in newly elected Malverne Mayor Tim Sullivan, with his wife, Catherine, and daughter, Ella.
Tim Sullivan is sworn in as Malverne's new mayor. What are his ideas?
The newly elected mayor of Malverne, Tim Sullivan, was sworn in last Monday evening, drawing a capacity crowd to Village Hall. Dozens of community members and several elected officials packed the … more
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Aurelia Soogea
Nassau County woman almost scammed out of her home. Find out how police saved her house.
  A 35-year-old Lakeview woman allegedly tried to steal a Nassau County woman’s house by forging ownership documents. Nassau County Fraud and Forgery detectives said 35-year-old … more
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Twelve students are representing the West Hempstead School District in the 19th annual Art Supervisors Association All-County Art Exhibit.
West Hempstead student artists are creating. Learn where their art is on display.
  Twelve students will represent the West Hempstead School District in the upcoming 19th annual Art Supervisors Association All-County Art Exhibit. The Art Supervisors Association is an … more
Legislator Lafazan and Adrienne Esposito, executive director of Citizens Campaign for the Environment called for Nassau County to eliminate carbon emissions.
What can Nassau County do to help save the planet? Learn what some legislators want to do.
The impact on the environment from Nassau County’s 1.39 million residents is significant. In a bid to reduce the carbon footprint of one of the most populated counties in New York, Nassau … more
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Andy Butera is honored by the East Meadow Fire Department and American Legion Post 1082, in a photo that helped photo Tim Baker win an award from the New York Press Association over the weekend.
Herald wins nine state awards, including best sports feature
Herald Community Newspapers took home nine state awards at the New York Press Association’s annual Better Newspaper Contest over the weekend in Albany. more
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Soccer icon David Beckham snaps a selfie with some of Long Island's best up-and-coming young soccer players during a surprise visit to the Mitchell Athletic Complex on Saturday, as part of the Sands Youth Power Initiative.
David Beckham, Carli Lloyd share soccer skills in Nassau County's Mitchell Athletic Complex
They flocked from all over Long Island to learn from one of soccer’s greatest — Carli Lloyd. But the 400 or so young athletes who gathered at the Mitchell Athletic Complex in Uniondale this past Saturday got an added bonus, with a chance to bend it like David Beckham — with David Beckham. more
Robert Hallam, center, is organizing the 12th annual People’s Food Drive with the Long Island Council of Churches Food Pantry, to help needy South Shore families fight food insecurity. With him were his wife, Mary, and their son, Robert Hallam Jr.
Find out how one man continues to operate a food drive for Nassau needy families
Robert Hallam, 61, of north Lynbrook, is organizing the 12th annual People’s Food Drive, in coordination with the Long Island Council of Churches Food Pantry, to help families in need in Nassau … more
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In his State of the County speech on Feb. 28, Nassau Executive Bruce Blakeman described what he considered a successful first year in office, giving credit to law enforcement and the County Legislature for working with him on a number of initiatives to help bring some of his campaign promises to fruition.
Bruce Blakeman claims a successful first year in office in his State of the County address
It’s been a little more than a year since Bruce Blakeman officially took office as Nassau County executive. Since then, how much has life improved for the nearly 1.4 million people living under his administration? more
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State Sen. Kevin Thomas, second from left, was joined by Nassau County Legislators Carrié Solages, far left, Debra Mulé and Joshua Lafazan at a news conference to discuss the county’s freezing of property tax assessments for a third consecutive year. County Executive Bruce Blakeman had pledged to fix the entire system of assessments while campaigning against Laura Curran.
Nassau County tax assessments remain frozen
It’s a vital component of the property tax system, yet for the third straight year, Nassau County won’t be conducting a tax assessment of homes and businesses. more
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