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Summit Avenue is among the first streets to be a part of the Sea Cliff sewer project.

After a decade of planning, a project to connect the Sea Cliff Avenue sewer line to other streets in downtown Sea Cliff, and some closer to Hempstead Harbor, began last week. Village Administrator … more

By Mike Conn | 5/21/20

John F. Kennedy High School students Hayley Kuhn, left, Dylan Lipman and Paige Lipman wheeled a cart full of donated snack items to Mount Sinai South Nassau.

Bellmore-JFK's Student Government Association pitches in during pandemic

Members of John F. Kennedy High School's Student Government Association are continuing to support their community while learning from home. Over the past few weeks, student leaders have mobilized … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 4/27/20

John F. Kennedy High School Advanced Science Research students Andrew Brinton, second from left, and Katherine St George, second from right, were honored at the Nassau County Legislature for becoming finalists in the 2020 Regeneron Science Talent Search. They were joined by Kennedy Principal Gerard Owenburg, far left, Legislator Steve Rhoads and ASR teacher Barbi Frank.

Regeneron gala postponed as threat of coronavirus mounts

Forty finalists in The Society for Science & the Public’s 2020 Regeneron Science Talent Search were notified this week that the final stage of the national competition, which was scheduled … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 3/5/20

Criminal justice reform laws impact local communities

Oscar Wilde’s frequently quoted adage “No good deed goes unpunished” can easily be applied to New York state’s recently enacted bail reform law, which ends bail for misdemeanor and low-level felony crimes considered nonviolent. The State Legislature’s intent may have been good . . . more

By Edward Lieberman and Geoffrey Prime | 2/28/20

Suzanne Cohen, right, expressed her dismay with the lack of communication between the village and Sea Cliff residents about the contamination of a Glen Head well.

Water worries in Sea Cliff

Many residents voiced concern about the purity of their drinking water at the Feb. 13 Sea Cliff board of trustees meeting. They were responding to a Jan. 29 New York American Water mailer stating … more

By Mike Conn | 2/20/20

Members of John F. Kennedy High School’s science Olympiad team inspected a ramp to ensure their 3D-printed gravity car would race into first place.

Bellmore-JFK's science Olympiads headed to state finals

Anyone who thinks science is a quiet activity reserved for the ivy-covered halls of academe has never attended a science Olympiad like the one held at Levittown’s Division Avenue High School … more

By Timothy Denton | 2/6/20

County Executive Laura Curran announced $150,000 in grants for seven county communities, including Long Beach, on Friday.

Curran: Long Beach and six other Nassau communities to each receive $150,000 in downtown re-development funds

Seven Nassau communities, including Long Beach, will each receive $150,000 in federal funds to re-make the faces of their downtowns from humdrum storefronts and streets to places highlighted by bicycle paths, walkways, better lighting, affordable housing and parking spaces, County Executive Laura Curran announced Friday. more

By James Bernstein | 1/31/20

Andrew Brinton and Katherine St George are only the fifth and sixth students from John F. Kennedy High School to be named finalists in the prestigious Science Talent Search competition.

Two Regeneron finalists named at Bellmore-JFK

For the first time in John F. Kennedy High School history, there are two finalists in the Regeneron Science Talent Search, Andrew Brinton and Katherine St George. On the day of the announcement, amid … more

By Andrew Garcia | 1/30/20

We must repeal the law shielding police misconduct

Police officers are using increasingly sophisticated technology to monitor our every move. While the police know more about us than ever before, we know very little about the police departments that are paid to protect us. more

By Susan Gottehrer | 1/24/20

Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, Sea Cliff Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy, center, and Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman have spent much of the last year and a half reviewing plans for Sea Cliff’s sewers.

Sea Cliff sewer plans moving forward

Sea Cliff Mayor Edward Lieberman has a host of plans for 2020, but his main focus will be building a new sewer system downtown. The project is not a new one. Village Administrator Bruce Kennedy … more

By Mike Conn | 1/23/20

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