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The improvements scheduled for the Island Park train station include a revamped station house according to Long Island Rail Road spokesman Aaron Donovan. Riders should expect the placement of an adjacent temporary waiting room to minimize commuter disruption, he said.
LIRR: Island Park train station improvements to last through summer
Interior and exterior renovations of the Island Park train station are slated to begin this week and last through September, according to Long Island Rail Road spokesman Aaron Donovan. The … more
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The Long Beach Police Department will install a system of automated license plate readers in various places around the city as part of the city’s 2016 capital improvement plan.
City to deploy ‘Ring of Steel’ license plate reader system
The Long Beach Police Department plans to implement a “Ring of Steel,” a system of automated license plate readers at every traffic lane entering the city. The installation of the system — … more
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Local officials are calling for the MTA to improve structural conditions at some of the local railroad stations, including this rotted and chipped stanchion in Rockville Centre.
Elected officials want MTA to fix Lynbrook, RVC LIRR stations
Local officials are teaming up to urge the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to allocate funds toward improving the Lynbrook and Rockville Centre train stations, which they say have been … more
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Revving up the airport’s economic engine
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio signed legislation to establish the Greater JFK Business Improvement District to form a new public-private partnership in Southeast Queens around John F. Kennedy International Airport. more
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Roadway Improvement project is underway
Malverne village announced last week that the 2016 Roadway Improvement project was scheduled to begin November 1 and will affect the following streets over the next several weeks: more
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Department of Public Works commissioner to step down
Jim LaCarrubba, commissioner of the city’s Department of Public Works, who played a lead role in the city’s recovery efforts after Hurricane Sandy, is leaving his position at the end of the month, City Manager Jack Schnirman announced at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. The search for a replacement is under way. more
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Q: Financially Speaking, How Can I Make My Remodeling Dreams Come True
A: You have the resources to turn your house into the dream home you’ve always wanted. Now what? Here are some tips to help you plan your remodel. Compile your wish list. … more
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Q: What stones are best to use when you're building a patio?
A: For people looking to build a patio, whether they’re first-timers or veterans, the best choice would be Cambridge paving stones, because they have the Armortec and because of the … more
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An artist’s rendering of what the completed high school would have looked like if the bond had been approved on March 15.
Residents seek redrafting of bond proposal
A petition signed by more than 550 community members has surfaced on social media in the wake of the Lynbrook School District’s defeated bond proposal, with disappointed residents calling for the Board of Education to put the project up for a second vote. It was rejected on March 15 by a margin of 314 votes, 1,363 to 1,049. more
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George Oliphant, host of ‘George to the Rescue,” headed a team that did a major kitchen renovation for the Cook family of Lynbrook.
‘George to the Rescue’ helps Lynbrook family
A few weeks ago, Jackie and Jack Cook were surprised to find George Oliphant at their door, delivering news that they had been chosen for a complete kitchen renovation as part of NBC’s home improvement series “George to the Rescue.” more
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