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Long Island needs apartments as well as homes
Whenever the discussion turns to Long Island real estate, someone is bound to bring up apartment buildings. People are usually for or against them. The same arguments have played out over the past 20 years . . . more
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The home of Captain Samuel F. Phillips was moved by truck to Hempstead Avenue in 1975 and opened as a museum in 1978.
Phillips House museum celebrates 40 years
In a defining moment for the preservation of Rockville Centre history in the late 1970s, the deteriorating house of Captain Samuel F. Phillips was relocated and restored to become what is now the Museum of the Village of Rockville Centre. Four decades later, the museum celebrated its 40th anniversary as a beacon of culture, education and history in the village. more
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Removal of Judy Griffin campaign signs sparks controversy
Rockville Centre officials responded to residents’ concerns on the eve of Election Day after a village employee was caught on camera removing a campaign sign posted on the grass between the sidewalk and the street. more
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Mayor Ed Fare, center, announced the grand opening of the village’s new fueling system on Oct. 26.
Valley Stream installs new fueling system for village vehicles
Mayor Ed Fare announced the grand opening of a new fueling system for village vehicles on Oct. 26 that would replace two 30-year-old single-walled 4,000-gallon tanks on Arlington Avenue with two new 12,000-gallon double-walled fuel tanks. more
Farmingdale State College nursing student, Karla Chelsea, left, administered a flu shot to Freeporter Margret Bade, 76, right, while Assistant Professor from the Department of Nursing, Monica Diamond, center, instructed and supervised Chelsea.
L.I. seniors access free health care
The Golden Gathering Health Fair held at the Freeport Recreation Center hosted by Senator John Brooks and Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy. more
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Glen Cove officials were irked by reports that a hypothetical Glen Cove ferry would charge $45 for a round-trip to Manhattan. That figure, they said, lacked important context.
Mayor: Glen Cove ferry fare won’t be $45
City officials are upset over a recently published fare estimate for a proposed ferry line from Glen Cove into Manhattan. The estimate — $45 per round trip — was based on a draft study of the issue, and did not take into account a $1 million subsidy that could significantly reduce the fare. more
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Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy, center, announced candidates for Board of Trustee, incumbent and Deputy Mayor Jorge Martinez, and local businessman, Chris Squeri.
Kennedy announces trustee candidates
Two Village Trustee seats are up for elections for the March 2019 Village Trustee elections — Deputy Mayor Jorge Martinez’s seat and William White’s seat. White took a seat on the … more
Ellen White accepted the Eugene J. Murray Outstanding Citizenship Award at the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 31st annual Mayor’s Golf Classic and Dinner on Monday. Mayor Francis X. Murray congratulated her.
Mayor's Golf Classic benefits Rockville Centre Community Fund
Hundreds gathered at the Rockville Links Country Club on Monday for the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 31st annual Mayor’s Golf Classic and Dinner. more
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Ellen White, right, will be recognized by Mayor Francis X. Murray and other community leaders during the 31st annual Mayor’s Golf Classic on Sept. 24.
Village of Rockville Centre to honor community leader, organization at Mayor's Golf Classic
The 31st annual Mayor’s Golf Classic on Sept. 24 at the Rockville Links Country Club, will pay tribute to the RVC Lacrosse Club and this year’s 2018 Eugene J. Murray Outstanding Citizenship Award recipient, Ellen White. more
Donna Fleury addressed those gathered at the Lynbrook village board meeting on Aug. 20, where $12,500 in profits generated by the Lynbrook Mayor’s Golf Outing were donated to support her family as her husband, Lynbrook Police Department Sgt. Ronald Fleury, battles amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, otherwise known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Golf outing raises more than $12K for ailing Lynbrook police sergeant
The Lynbrook Mayor's Golf Outing raised $12,500 for ailing Lynbrook Police Sgt. Ronald Fleury and another $2,500 for the Lynbrook Community Chest. more
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