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Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Commissioners John Mannone, second from left, and Ryan Hemsley, far right, were re-elected to their positions in a contested election on Tuesday. They remain on the board, which comprises, from left, Commissioner Pat Doherty, Chairman Austin Graff and Commissioner Joe Samoles, second from right. Also pictured is attorney John Ciampoli, third from right.
John Mannone, Ryan Hemsley retain seats in Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 election
After a contentious race for two seats on the Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Board of Commissioners, John Mannone and Ryan Hemsley retained their seats when votes were counted Sept. 15. more
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Irene Naudis
Island Park to host uncontested village election; Oceanside sanitation to host contested election on Sept. 15
Polls will be open in the Village of Island Park on Sept. 15 for an uncontested election where two village trustees will seek re-election. Trustees Irene Naudis and Barbara Volpe-Ried are running … more
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A Q&A with Village of Rockville Centre trustee candidates Howard and Scalere
Michael Scalere, a small business owner, is challenging incumbent Trustee Nancy Howard for a seat on the Village of Rockville Centre board of trustees in next week’s election. The Herald sent the candidates five questions about their qualifications for the role and goals for the village, and they provided their answers, below, via email. Their responses have been lightly edited. more
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The Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook hosted its 16th annual Winter Tea on Sunday, which had a Nancy Drew theme. Guests included, from left, Margaret “Cookie” Latronica, Terry Morris, Fran Sammon, Joan Chizmadia and Ann Marsh.
Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook hosts Nancy Drew Tea
Dozens of residents embraced the mystery in life when they attended the Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook’s 16th annual Winter Tea event, which had a Nancy Drew theme. more
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An uncanny resemblance to Watergate
And so it began — the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump opened on Tuesday. If ever there were a Shakespearean moment in American political history, this would be it. more
Nearby things to do this week in Lynbrook, East Rockaway
Can you solve the mystery? On Jan. 26 from 1 to 3 p.m., join the Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook at its 16th annual Tea at the Lynbrook Public Library. more
Hempstead Turnpike is considered Franklin Square’s business district.
Committee to mull Franklin Square revitalization
As members of the Franklin Square Historical Society were deciding which buildings should be preserved as part of their proposal to create a historic district, they started to talk about the need to … more
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Nancy Helenek, home care director at South Nassau, was appointed to the Home Care Association of New York’s board of directors.
South Nassau Communities Hospital administrator joins Home Care Association board
The Home Care Association of New York has appointed Nurse Nancy Helenek, the administrative director of care continuum at South Nassau Communities Hospital, to its board of directors. more
Uncle Joe would have loved my Aunt Helen
You might think that there’s nothing more to say about former Vice President Joe Biden and the touchy-feely behavior that makes some women “uncomfortable,” but that’s only because you didn’t know my Aunt Helen. more
Let’s give immigrants the protections they deserve
The Dream and Promise Act, proposed in the U.S. House of Representatives and cosponsored by Rep. Tom Suozzi (D-Glen Cove) and Rep. Kathleen Rice (D-Garden City) recently, offers a glimmer of hope to Long Island’s immigrant community. more
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