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Island Park’s department of public works recently rebuilt this payloader from 1985 in order to keep it running.
Island Park Public Works makes resources last
Joe Annarella, Island Park’s deputy mayor and commissioner of public works, pointed at a roughly six-foot-wide bright-orange metal box sitting near the village garage. It was a high-capacity … more
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Lynbrook Department of Public Works ready for winter
Lynbrook Department of Public Works Superintendent Phil Healey looked on as his employee, Peter Gerbi, drove one of his trucks up a gigantic salt mound, adding the final touches to the latest delivery. more
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Upgrades coming to dangerous roads near Lynbrook High School
A series of incidents at the intersection of Atlantic Avenue, Union Avenue and Lincoln Place near Lynbrook High School have led to plans by Nassau County to implement safety improvements at a yet to … more
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City hires new DPW chief
The city announced the hiring of a new public works commissioner this week amid the many recovery projects that continue to address the need for increased resiliency across the barrier island. 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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Town approves rezoning for Malverne condo development
Despite strong community opposition, the Town of Hempstead unanimously approved a real estate developer’s rezoning request that provides its first step in building a 12-condo development on two parcels of land that sit on Hempstead Avenue in Malverne Park. The request to rezone the properties, located at 494 and 1104 Hempstead Avenue in Malverne Park, was granted at the town’s August 2 board meeting. The properties sit just outside the boundaries of the incorporated village of Malverne. more
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The city’s new “Clean Team,” made up of city crew members, pictured, will now work year-round to keep Long Beach’s business district looking its best.
City to collect fees for ‘Clean Team’ services
The city unveiled plans to launch a “Clean Team” at last week’s City Council meeting in order to make the downtown areas more welcoming to tourists and residents. more
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The LIWC recently swore in the new members of the Board of Directors. Secretary Chuck Savinetti, far left, joined Second Vice Chairman Brian Bruce, First Vice Chairman Stan Carey, Chairman Ralph Pugliese of Franklin Square, Corresponding Secretary Susan Jannace and Treasurer Arnold Palleschi at the ceremony. 
Moving up in the world of public works
The Long Island Water Conference announced this week that Franklin Square Water District Commissioner Ralph Pugliese has been elected its new Chairman.  Commissioner Pugliese has been active in the … more
Mark Elowson, Nick Lavrigata and Franklin Feliz polish up Santa's sleigh.
To create the Lighting of Malverne, it takes a village
Transforming the village into a winter wonderland during the weeks before its annual Holiday Lighting is no easy feat this year for its Department of Public Works. more
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The Austin Boulevard project is delayed another year.
More delays for Austin Boulevard
For over 20 years residents of Island Park have been trying to get traffic on Austin Boulevard to slow down. There have been numerous studies of the traffic over the years, and finally the … more
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