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The village will pour $300,000 into traffic-easing modifications to Hendrickson Avenue, from North Corona Avenue to Fletcher Avenue. Hamza Khan rode his bike along the busy stretch of road.
Village pours federal grant money into making busy road safer
ill pump $300,000 of federal funds into efforts to improve the way cars and pedestrians navigate Hendrickson Avenue, from North Corona Avenue to Fletcher Avenue, by installing a number of … more
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The Chabad House of Hewlett’s new building, which is under construction.
10 years of building a vibrant Jewish Community
In 2012, the Chabad House of Hewlett’s goal was to showcase the beauty of the Jewish heritage by creating a nonjudgmental environment for the community it serves. A decade later, members believe they’ve accomplished that and much more. more
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Step teams from across Valley Steam performed at its Annual Community Fest on Oct. 22.
Community Fest is back and better than ever
After a two-year pause from the Covid pandemic, Rockaway Avenue was shut down as Valley Stream saw the return of its Annual Community Fest on Oct. 22. Various community and government organizations … more
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L.I.’s leadership in clean energy begins with fortifying our power grid
Long Island has the potential to be the East Coast’s clean energy hub. more
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Lieby Waldman, 5, looked like he was having a great time on the swings and waved to his family at the 2021 fair.
Go to the Succos Fair in Cedarhurst Park
A partnership between a pair of Five Towns organizations that illustrates the benefits of change in the community will once again bring the Succos Fair to Andrew J. Parse Cedarhurst Park Oct. 12 and Oct. 13. more
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Arleigh House, in East Meadow, a home for intellectually and developmentally disabled adults, took part in a collaborative art experience. Cheryl Leonardo and Daniel O’Shea were two of the residents who helped create the house’s art piece.
Creating collaborative art at Arleigh House
A group of six adults living in an East Meadow group home have come together to create art for an innovative creative experience. Long Island-based Community Mainstreaming Associates provides … more
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Local leaders decry Baha’i persecution in Iran
Baha’is, Iran’s largest non-Muslim religious minority, has long endured persecution by the hands of Iranian authorities, but the UN and international human rights agencies have raised … more
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Jaimie Torres began selling hand-made jewelry years after suffering a traumatic brain injury in a car accident. Now she’s working her way to getting her certification in a massage treatment known as reflexology. For Jaimie, it’s all a lesson in resiliency.
Accident gives survivor new lease on life
Many can claim inspiration from dreams they experience while sleeping. But what about a dream during a coma? Jaimie Torres can. She barely survived a 2013 car crash, spending time in a coma. But … more
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Maria Conzatti has spent her entire career — and even her educational life — at Nassau Community College. And now, for at least the next year, she’s the school’s interim president — a job she vows not to be just a placeholder.
Maria Conzatti holds down fort at NCC
Maria Conzatti has two major goals for the next 12 months: To have Nassau Community College “live” the word “community,” and to serve that community through a number of new … more
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The Nassau County Legislature approved the Nassau Community College budget on Monday. The teachers union says the budget is insufficient.
NCC teachers union questions the college’s spending plan
Rain canceled their rally on Monday, but for members of the Nassau Community College Federation of Teachers, their issues with the school’s new budget have not been washed away. more
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