Keyword: Ed Fare
238 results total, viewing 181 - 190
Valley Stream considering commercial vehicle lot
Valley Stream officials want to go forward with a plan to open up at least one parking lot for commercial vehicles, and hope to do so within the next few months. more
|
With Items for the new electronic waste recycling program are, from left, Highway Superintendent Tim Leahy, Mayor Ed Fare, Sanitation Department Supervisor Wayne Mastrangelo and Trustee John Tufarelli.
E-Cycling comes to Valley Stream
Got an old television set to get rid of? A computer you don’t want anymore? The Village of Valley Stream will now be accepting these items free under a new electronic waste recycling agreement it signed last week. more
|
District 24 maintenance supervisor Charles Brocher, joined by Mayor Ed Fare, uses the gas pumps at the village’s public works facility on Arlington Avenue.
District 24 to buy gas from village
District 24 is going to be saving money on gasoline. The elementary school district recently signed a contract with the village, allowing it to fuel its vehicles at Valley Stream’s public works yard on Arlington Avenue. more
|
PBA Leaders and Democratic legislators criticized the county executive’s plan last week outside the 5th Precinct in Elmont.
Valley Streamers concerned about precinct plan
The 5th Precinct in Elmont will be one of four precincts in Nassau County transformed into a Community Policing Center, County Executive Ed Mangano announced at press conference on Jan. 30. Mangano said the plan would save Nassau County $20 million annually. more
|
The proposed new 22nd Assembly District would include North Valley Stream, South Valley Stream and most of the village.
Changes proposed to local Assembly districts
Proposed new State Assembly district maps could drastically alter representation in western Nassau County — and split Lynbrook virtually in half — if the maps become law. However, it would put virtually every home with a Valley Stream address into the same district. more
|
Planning for tax cap’s impact
As Valley Stream school officials begin preparing their 2012-13 budgets, this year presents a challenge like never before. It is the first time that school districts are subject to the new tax cap, which limits how much taxes can be raised. more
|
A mime dance in honor of King delighted the crowd at the celebration.
Religious leaders strive to keep the dream alive
A world of tolerance, a world free from oppression was what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of. Though strides have been made, local religious leaders acknowledged that King’s dream has not yet been fully achieved. more
|
Much of Valley Stream was placed in the high-risk flood zone (blue area) in 2009.
Critical year for flood zone residents
2012 is an important year for Valley Stream residents living in the high-risk flood zone. It’s the last year in which homeowners can renew their flood insurance for a reduced rate before annual premiums spike back up to four figures. more
|
Mike Kadel and Casey Forthofer use the new power washer to clean the steps of the John Smith Bandshell on the Village Green.
Investing in a cleaner Valley Stream
Graffiti artists be warned — your work won’t be staying around that long. The village recently purchased a new power washer which will be used to clean up Valley Stream. Among its main purposes will be the removal of any graffiti on public places. more
|
Congrats, Ida!
On behalf of the Valley Stream village board, I would like to congratulate Ida D’Angelo on being named the Herald’s 2011 Person of the Year and thank Andrew Hackmack and the Herald for its superb choice. more
« Prev | 1 … 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 … 24 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions