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Longer days in LPS?
Lawrence superintendent Dr. John Fitzsimons is pressing ahead with a plan to increase instructional time by extending school hours next year, even as he confronts resistance from parents who say they are worried about the unintended consequences of such a change. more
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Lawrence Assoc. may be charged to meet at LVCC
The Lawrence Association has long had free use of the Clubhouse meeting room at the Lawrence Village Country Club for its monthly meetings, but that may soon change. The Lawrence Village Board of Trustees voted to institute new fees for use of the Clubhouse at its Dec. 10th session, and later denied a request to wave the expense for the civic group's Dec. 16th meeting. more
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A. Thomas Levin, new Lawrence village attorney
Lawrence approves new village attorney
For the first time in more than 15 years, Ronald Goldman will not have the title of Lawrence village attorney. Goldman submitted a letter of resignation on Nov. 30 and the Lawrence village Board of Trustees voted unanimously to hire lifelong Rockville Centre resident A. Thomas Levin as the municipality's new village attorney during its Dec. 10th meeting. more
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Syd Mandelbaum
Rock and Wrap It Up! still continues to thrive
Despite being in the midst of an economic downturn, the Cedarhurst-based Rock and Wrap It Up! Inc. continues to build momentum on a local and national level toward its goal of reducing hunger. more
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Lawrence High School senior Joel Santisteban holds his Nassau County scholar athlete award trophy with Lawrence head football coach Lou Andre.
Excelling on and off the field
The essay topic that Lawrence High School senior Joel Santisteban selected for his college applications this fall was time management, and with his heavy involvement playing football, taking part in the jazz band and serving as a volunteer firefighter — all while excelling in the classroom — this is subject he has certainly mastered. more
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A.B. cell tower proposal withdrawn
Atlantic Beach residents who were concerned about plans for a massive cell tower in their community were no doubt relieved last Friday when T-Mobile Northeast LLC decided to drop its application for the proposed 53-foot communications structure, which would have been erected in the middle of the seaside village. more
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Islamic Center of Long Island chairman Habeeb U. Ahmed addresses congregants at the 91st annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service organized by Temple Israel of Lawrence and The First Presbyterian Russell Sage Church of Far Rockaway on Dec. 2.
Local religious leaders reach out to Muslims
In response to worries that the world is suffering from Islamophobia, a Five Towns rabbi and Far Rockaway pastor decided to invite one of Long Island's Islamic leaders to an interfaith Thanksgiving service last week to send a message of solidarity with the Muslim religion. more
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Neighbors on Washington Avenue in Lawrence have organized a petition drive over concerns that this property on Washington Ave. is being turned into a commercial dental imaging center in a residential zoned area.
Neighbors irked with construction by homeowner
Construction by a homeowner on Washington Avenue in Lawrence is causing quite a stir among neighbors who have organized a petition drive to stop what they believe is an attempt to run a commercial dental imaging center on their residential block. more
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The Congregation Bais Medrash of Harborview has gone to the Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals to apply for new variances for its new facility, which is under construction.
Shul’s plans face opposition
Four years after getting the green light to expand its synagogue in a residential Lawrence neighborhood, Congregation Bais Medrash of Harborview still has plenty of work left to do, and has now run into trouble with neighbors after construction of the building went beyond variances granted by the village Board of Zoning Appeals. more
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Alan Colmes
A half-century of Hofstra radio
From breaking news updates on 1010 WINS, to traffic reports on Z100, to sports recaps on WCBS 880, to political debates on national television, the alumni of Hofstra University’s radio station can be heard across the metropolitan area and around the country. more
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