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The Nassau County Rules Committee approved funding for police-worn body cameras, seen here, on Nov. 9.
County Legislature to vote on police body cameras
Amid nationwide calls for police reform, Nassau County officials put out a request for information for body-worn cameras in June, and a request for proposals in September. Finally, on Nov. 9, the … more
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Lynbrook resident Steve Grogan, second from right, was recently inducted into the New York State Veterans Hall of Honor. Above, from left, were Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, Assemblywoman Judy Griffin, Lynbrook American Legion Commander Bill Marinaccio and Lynbrook Deputy Mayor Michael Hawxhurst. 
Lynbrook resident inducted into Veterans Hall of Honor
Lifelong Lynbrook resident and U.S. Army veteran Steve Grogan was recently inducted into the New York state Veterans Hall of Honor. more
Long awaited repairs to Austin Boulevard will begin in early 2021 after County Executive Laura Curran announced that $15.2 million was being allocated toward the project as part of the county’s $1.6 billion Capital Improvement Plan for 2021-24.
$15.2M repair set for Austin Boulevard in Island Park
Long awaited improvements to Austin Boulevard in Island Park will finally come under Nassau County’s 2021-24 Capital Improvement Plan, which was announced last month. more
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Laura Curran
Staying safe as we celebrate the High Holy Days
The Jewish High Holy Days are an important time for many of our residents, an opportunity to reflect on the year that has passed and plan for the year ahead. One critical word during this most vital part of the year . . . more
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Susan Hutchins was among seven readers to recite the names of Nassau’s 348 9/11 victims at the county cderemony. Hutchins’s son Kevin Colbert, 25, of West Hempstead, died in the World Trade Center attacks.
Nassau County hosts socially distant 9/11 ceremony
In a nearly 40-minute, socially distant ceremony last Friday morning, elected and appointed Nassau officials and families of local 9/11 victims paused to remember the 348 county residents who died in … more
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County Legislators Siela Bynoe, second from left, and Josh Lafazan, second from right, received unanimous support for their bill from their colleagues in the Legislature as well as Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, far left, County Executive Laura Curran and Kyle Rose-Louder, deputy county executive for health and human Services.
Bill will enhance mental health training for county police
The Nassau County Legislature approved a bill last week that is intended to promote alternative approaches to mental health-related interventions by Nassau County police officers. The measure, written by Legislator Josh Lafazan, an independent from Woodbury, and cosponsored by Legislator Siela Bynoe, a Democrat from Westbury, received unanimous support from both sides of the aisle. more
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Nassau County Executive and Baldwinite Laura Curran, left, Baldwin Superintendent Dr. Shari Camhi and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky stood in front of the newly installed sign at Baldwin High School.
Baldwin School District installs new digital sign
The Baldwin School District has installed a brand new state-of-the-art digital welcome sign at the entrance of the high school on Grand Avenue. The district used funds from two grants — a … more
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced the initiative on June 17.
Police, activists working to find solutions
A new Nassau County initiative aiming to foster a dialogue between police and community activists has gained the support of local leaders in its early stages. more
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Firefighters demonstrated the affects of an M-80 firecracker in a watermelon at a news conference on June 25.
Sparks fly over fireworks in Franklin Square
When Angelica Cerniglia has returned to her Franklin Square home from work over the past few weeks, she has had to sit under a desk, hold her dog and play loud music to drown out the noise of … more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran held her Monday news briefing outside the Gural JCC SHOP in Cedarhurst.
Live from Cedarhurst it's the Nassau County executive
For the first time since Nassau County Executive Laura Curran began her coronavirus pandemic news briefings on Feb. 26, she stood behind a lectern and spoke about the latest Covid-19-related numbers from the Five Towns. more
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