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Cradle of Aviation Museum is all decked out for the holidays as it hosts the Long Island Festival of Trees this weekend. The festive event features entertainment, crafts, and varied activities, in addition to the glittering display of trees.
Holiday spirit in full swing at Long Island Festival of Trees
The Long Island Festival of Trees takes over the Cradle of Aviation Museum this weekend. more
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Lawson Boulevard needs trees
The following is an open letter to County Executive Edward Mangano. Dear County Executive Mangano: Several of our mutual constituents residing in both Oceanside and Island Park have … more
Mounds of dirt and wood chips up and down Lawson Boulevard are all that remain of the trees that used to be there.
Lawson Boulevard gets less shady
Drivers and pedestrians on Lawson Boulevard may have recently noticed a little less green and a lot more sky. Nassau County, after inspecting trees all over the area in the wake of Tropical Storm … more
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THe worse signs of Irene’s presence was topppled trees and downed power lines.
Lynbrook files with FEMA
The village of Lynbrook is seeking money for expenses incurred by tropical storm Irene, leaving sizeable damages through the Tri-state area in August, according to Village Administrator John Giordano. more
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Two people were injured in this one-car accident in Lynbrook.
Car crashes into tree in Lynbrook
On September 17, the Lynbrook Fire Department Emergency Medical Company and the department’s Extrication Team responded to a reported auto accident on Scranton Avenue. more
Julia Sarnelli and her father, Anthony, with one of the Japanese Snowdrop Trees their family donated to the school. The remembrance ceremony at the school was Julia’s idea and was organized by LOMS Principal John Barnes, right.
Island Park schools remember Sept. 11
Over the summer, the new principal of the Lincoln Orens Middle School in Island Park, John Barnes, received a letter from Julia Sarnelli, suggesting that the school hold a remembrance ceremony for … more
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Malverne Mayor Patricia McDonald and Village Trustee John O'Brien, who serves as the deputy commissioner of the village's Office of Emergency Management, surveyed the damage caused by Hurricane Irene on Aug. 28.
Irene not so mean: Malverne, W.H. fare well during tropical storm
Downed trees and power lines were the extent of the damage left in Hurricane Irene’s wake — at least in Malverne and West Hempstead. While thousands of Long Islanders were ordered to … more
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Patricia Gonzalez’s North Bellmore home was covered by not one, but two oak trees.
North Bellmorite’s home under trees
“It sounded like an explosion,” North Bellmorite Patricia Gonzalez reflected, describing the moment early Sunday morning when a giant oak tree collapsed onto her home as Hurricane Irene passed through her neighborhood. more
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The Valley Stream Fire Department blocked off Rockaway Parkway after a tree fell on the road Sunday afternoon, just north of Melrose Street.
Clean up begins in Valley Stream
Valley Stream's streets are littered with branches from Hurricane Irene, which passed through Saturday night. Thousands of Valley Stream residents were left without power, and at its peak 9,000 homes and businesses were without electricity. more
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Trees were down on Waukena Avenue.
Oceanside recovering from Irene's punch
Nearly 3,000 homes and businesses in Oceanside were without power Sunday afternoon as Hurricane Irene left the area. Trees were down and some streets were flooded, but the damage in Oceanside was … more
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