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I.P. group addresses issue of sex offenders
On Oct. 13, the Island Park Civic Association held a meeting with local officials to address the community's concern about sex offenders temporarily living at the Long Beach Motor Inn on Austin Boulevard. Concerns arose after the civic association learned there had been four sex offenders staying at the motel over the last few months. more
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David Weingarten, an Atlantic Beach resident and executive director of the Let All The Children Play Foundation, led the groundbreaking of a universally accessible playground at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 9. He was joined by a group of special needs students from Oceanside.
A playground for all children
Soon, there will be a playground, one where all the children can play. Supporters recently celebrated the groundbreaking for construction of a universally accessible park at Eisenhower Park, in East … more
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Long Beach letters
DWI is a nightmare To the Editor: Regarding the Herald's editorial "The unseen side of DWI — it isn't pretty” (Oct.8 -14), it’s true that DWI is far more complex than the slogan … more
Courtney Sills, left, from Island Park, is tied for the team lead in goals with seven.
Rams in playoff contention
West Hempstead needs to go 3-1 or 2-0-2 over its last four games to qualify for the Class A girls' soccer playoffs, which begin Oct. 30. more
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A two-lane path, to be connected to the one currently along Hempstead Turnpike in front of the Marriott and the Nassau Coliseum, pictured above, will be built along Eisenhower Park on Merrick Avenue and into the Hempstead Plains at the corner of Old Country Road.
A new Hub connection
Nassau County officials have unveiled two alternative modes of transportation for residents that would connect them to key Hub areas, including Eisenhower Park, the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, … more
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Park-and-stay?
After the television show “Inside Edition” aired an episode last March underscoring the risks of students driving during school days, officials in the Valley Stream Central High School District began reevaluating its own student-driving policy. more
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Finding peace on Earth in our national parks
Looking for the reality show of a lifetime? Want to dance under the stars instead of with them? Then immerse yourself in nature: the trees, mountains, rivers, lakes, swamps, deserts and glaciers that lie within the boundaries of our national parks. more
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Lizzie Cozier, 16, a Duck Race volunteer, decided to take a trip down the slide herself.
Duck Race draws a flock [Photo gallery]
Rain postponed the Rockville Centre Lions Club annual Duck Race and Family Fall Festival from Saturday to Sunday, but it turned out for the best. more
Construction crews got to work on the Shore Road property on Wednesday.
100 new parking spaces coming
As part of the city’s efforts to find new parking options for residents, the City Council voted on Tuesday to approve a plan to lease two vacant lots in the East End and will create 100 parking spaces. more
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Protesters expressed their grievances with how the City of Long Beach is governed at a rally outside City Hall on Tuesday night.
Residents demand ‘real reforms’
More than 50 protesters calling for “real reforms” on issues ranging from policing to housing to hiring practices rallied outside City Hall Tuesday, and later took their grievances and demands to the City Council meeting. more
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