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A vote will be held for a $35 million bond referendum to renovate West Hempstead schools on Tuesday, March 15 from 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Parents mobilize to get out the vote for W.H. bond referendum
Slowly but surely, the “Vote Yes” lawn signs are popping up all over West Hempstead. more
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A burst pipe in the reference room forced the North Merrick Library to close on Tuesday. The library’s boiler failed over the weekend, causing the temperature inside the library to drop.
Burst pipe floods N. Merrick Library
With temperatures plummeting into the single digits over the weekend, the North Merrick Public Library’s 60-year old boiler gave out late Saturday, which caused a pipe to freeze and rupture on Tuesday morning, flooding the reference room with more than a half inch of water, according to Tom Witt, the library director. more
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An artist’s rendering of what the completed high school would look like if the March 15 bond vote passes.
District seeks approval for $45 million bond
Dozens of Lynbrook residents attended a bond forum on Feb. 1 to learn more about the district’s $45 million proposed facilities upgrades for the high school. more
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West Hempstead BOE adopts bond resolution
The West Hempstead School District Board of Education unanimously adopted a bond resolution to present a reduced capital project bond referendum to the community for a vote on Tuesday, March 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the West Hempstead Middle School cafeteria. more
Gerard Antoine will replace Alan Groveman as District 13’s superintendent for business and human resources on Jan. 19.
New head of business in District 13
The District 13 Board of Education hired Gerard Antoine as the new assistant superintendent for business and human resources on Dec. 15. Antoine was introduced to parents and faculty members at the … more
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District 13 voters approved the $32 million bond on Dec. 8.
With bond passed, District 13 takes next steps
The District 13 Board of Education is scheduled to meet with an architect Dec. 17 to begin outlining the scope of work that needs to be done as per the approved bond vote on Dec. 8. The $32 million bond will fund extensive repairs and upgrades to the district’s four schools, including security and fire alarm systems, renovations to existing facilities and new construction. more
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Vinny Pandit
Bond passes; Pandit elected to school board
Voters approved District 13’s proposed $32 million bond on Tuesday with 481 yes votes to 270 no votes, or 64 percent of ballots cast. more
Vinny Pandit
Two school board candidates vie for seat
Residents of District 13 will go to the polls on Dec. 8 to approve or reject a proposed $32 million bond that would fund repairs and upgrades to all of the district’s buildings, and to choose a new school board trustee for a seat vacated earlier this year. more
Wheeler Avenue School custodian John Rofrano pointed to water damage in one of the building’s classrooms.
Making the case for a bond
Residents of District 13 will go to the polls on Dec. 8 to approve or reject a proposed $32 million bond that would fund repairs and upgrades to all of the district’s buildings — improvements that the district says are long overdue. more
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West Hempstead votes no to $46 million bond
Residents of the West Hempstead school district voted against a $46 million capital project bond referendum yesterday, which would have made major repairs to five West Hempstead schools and razed the Marion Delaney school on Eagle Ave. to create athletic fields. more
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