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The empty land in front of the temporary Village Hall will stay vacant for now after recent cost estimates have the village looking at other options.
I.P. explores alternate plans for Village Hall
The groundbreaking for Island Park’s new Village Hall has been delayed once again as recent construction cost estimates have caused village officials to explore alternatives. more
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Paying too much attention to the first 100 days
For decades now, at the beginning of every presidency, the media and even the president himself have become obsessed with . . . more
U.S. letter carriers gearing up for Stamp Out Hunger campaign May 13
Island Harvest Food Bank is teaming up with the National Association of Letter Carriers and the United States Postal Service for the 25th annual Stamp Out Hunger campaign on Saturday, May 13. In … more
Lynbrook police officer injured, 2 arrested in chase after bank scam
A Lynbrook village police officer was injured while trying to stop a robbery suspect from leaving the scene at Citibank on Merrick Road and Broadway on Wednesday. A man and a woman were arrested, and police said they are still searching for a third suspect. more
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Theater in the West End ‘An Inspector Calls’ / ‘The Comedy About A Bank Robbery’
Theater can be an escapist experience, or it can hold a mirror on society. In London’s West End, the award-winning revival of ‘An Inspector Calls’ provides valuable lessons for today’s … more
An electronic device that reads personal information from a debit or credit card’s magnetic strip was discovered and removed from a 7-Eleven ATM in the West End on Wednesday morning, Long Beach Police Commissioner Michael Tangney said.
ATM skimmer found in West End 7-Eleven
An electronic device that reads personal information from a debit or credit card’s magnetic strip was discovered on a 7-Eleven ATM in the West End on Wednesday morning, Long Beach Police … more
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NICE CEO Michael Setzer outlined the bus cuts and reductions during the Feb. 16 public hearings.
Bus committee approves NICE cuts
Thousands of commuters will soon have to find alternative means to get to their destinations after the Nassau County Bus Transit Committee on Feb. 16 approved a plan by Nassau Inter-County Express to … more
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The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee grilled ambassador to Israel nominee David Friedman about his views and previously stated and written rhetoric.
Woodsburgh resident awaits decision
Woodsburgh resident and North Woodmere native David Friedman is awaiting the decision of Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee after nearly fours of questioning by its members on Feb. 16. more
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Donated corneas sit in sterilized containers inside a refrigerator before they are sent to eye surgeons throughout Long Island.
Eye bank in Valley Stream helps restore patients’ sight
When Beverly Krouse went to her eye doctor in 2008, she was told she had cataracts and was referred to a specialist in Queens. The specialist then told Krouse, “This looks like it’s more than just cataracts,” and diagnosed her with Fuch’s endothelial dystrophy — a genetic condition that causes the cornea to swell, resulting in reduced vision. more
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Rachael Fried rifled through her drawer of frozen milk, which she had hoped to donate to a family in need. The New York Milk Bank rejected her donation because she did not meet its minimum-volume requirement, which helps the bank control costs.
Liquid gold: Legislators seek to make donor breast milk affordable
In Rachael Fried’s freezer, there are several dozen plastic sleeves of breast milk that she has produced and collected over the past several months, intended for her son, Aaron — more than he could possibly consume before it expires. more
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