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The United Community Party, comprising Trustee Dermond Thomas, from left, Mayor Ed Fare, Justice Virgina Clavin-Higgins and Deputy Mayor Vincent Grasso, officially won re-election on March 25.
Incumbents sweep in Valley Stream village election
After a tense few days during which nearly 500 absentee ballots from the March 19 village election were counted and certified, incumbent Mayor Ed Fare and his United Community Party slate pulled far … more
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Valley Stream's village election results remained up in the air as of election night.
No clear winner yet in Valley Stream village election
No official winner had been declared in Valley Stream’s village election at press time late Tuesday night. The outcome was pending the counting of 466 absentee ballots by Nassau County Board of … more
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Fare is fair (March 14 - 21)
To the Editor: As a longtime village resident, I read with great interest the letter in last week’s issue from former village official JoAnne Antun, “Funds, unbalanced.” While some of the … more
State funding for villages and towns would come from new online sales tax revenue. Above, the state Capitol in Albany.
Cuomo restores AIM funding through internet sales tax revenue
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Feb. 15 that he would use $60 million in revenues from sales taxes on out-of-state internet marketplaces to continue to fund the state’s Aid and Incentives to … more
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Gary Quispe, left, Sara Sierzega and pool operator Rich De Angelis walked through one of the village’s pools as part of the Valley Stream’s annual Mayor-for-a-Day event on Feb. 19.
Brooklyn Avenue kids become mayors
Two Brooklyn Avenue sixth-graders had the chance to play mayor on Feb. 19 for the Village of Valley Stream’s annual Mayor for a Day. Sara Sierzega and Gary Quispe won the opportunity out of … 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
A rendering of the townhouses proposed for Wallace Court.
Wallace Court zoning change OK’d
Village of Valley Stream trustees listened for more than two hours on May 21 to residents’ concerns about a plan to build 12 townhouses on the corner of Wallace Court and Payan Avenue, and then voted unanimously to approve a zoning variance that would pave the way for the townhouses. more
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Mayor Ed Fare, center, and Former Valley Stream Village Justice Robert Bogle, right, cut the ribbon for the new courthouse and municipal building on May 16.
Valley Stream courthouse officially opens
After years of planning and construction, Village of Valley Stream officials celebrated a grand opening on May 16. Elected leaders from Valley Stream, Nassau County and neighboring communities attended, as well as Valley Stream community members who piled through the door to see the art deco interior. more
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Department of Public Works employee Jared Andre showed Daniel Paz and Rose Rodriguez how the village monitors potholes.
Sixth-graders get firsthand look at Village of Valley Stream operations
Two sixth-graders learned how the Village of Valley Stream functions on Feb. 21, when Mayor Edwin Fare relinquished his authority to the students as part of the seventh annual Mayor For a Day. more
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Last year, one of the village flagpoles cracked and had to be replaced.
Village of Valley Stream approves $8.7M bond
The Village of Valley Stream board of trustees voted unanimously to approve an $8.7 million bond at a Jan. 22 meeting. more
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