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The Tucci family created a sign, which read “U R Startastic,” to show their appreciation for Saw Mill Road School teacher Chrissy Meisela, front.

Saw Mill Road School students show their appreciation

Not even a pandemic can stop students from showing some appreciation for their beloved teachers. On Friday, May 8, a line of cars circled through Saw Mill Road School in North Bellmore to thank … more

By Alyssa Seidman | 5/11/20

Discharge was prevented from getting into water bodies through methods such as covering storm water drains.

City Council approves of Stormwater Management Program on Garvies Point Road

The Glen Cove City approved of the Stormwater Management Program at the March 24 City Council meeting. The city implemented the program, in compliance with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, to prevent illicit discharge from getting into water bodies like Hempstead Harbor. This is done through practices like covering storm water drains. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/13/20

Garvies Road has had a fair share of attention in recent years in regards to storm water drains, floods and pavement.

2020 Stormwater Management Program annual report on Garvies Point Road approved

The 2020 annual report of the Glen Cove City Stormwater Management Program was approved at the March 24 City Council meeting, which was done over a video chat. The city implemented the program, in compliance with the state Department of Environmental Conservation, to prevent illicit discharge from getting into water bodies like Hempstead Harbor. This is done through practices like covering storm water drains. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/12/20

I’m proud of our LIRR workers

As another week has passed, and as we fight through this pandemic together, I continue to think about our Long Island Rail Road workforce, which continually rises to the challenge. more

By Phillip Eng | 4/7/20

The five indicted men who are alleged to be part of a ring of thieves that originated from Chile and robbed homes across Nassau County.

Residences targeted by Chilean burglary ring

The Nassau County Police Department announced the indictment of five men from Chile for allegedly committing several burglaries across the county, including residences in Glen Cove, between February and March. more

By Matthew Ferremi and Jennifer Corr | 3/12/20

The Lynbrook station, which opened in 1936, is now undergoing its first renovations in about three decades. Residents and elected officials have long pushed for an overhaul of the facility, but many commuters have complained about the construction process.

Lynbrook residents rail against LIRR

Ryan LaBarbera said he was fed up with the leaky roofs, crater-filled platforms and dilapidated waiting rooms at the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station, and that he was initially thrilled to hear about a $17.9 million upgrade of it. more

By Mike Smollins | 1/30/20

Jordan Auriemma, a student of Molloy's CAP21/Theatre Arts Program, posed by her poster with Yanis Takos, general manager of the LIRR.

Molloy College, LIRR launch discount student tickets

MTA Long Island Rail Road and Molloy College have partnered to provide the first-ever discounted college ticket initiative for full-time students traveling to and from campus on the LIRR. more

1/23/20

A rendering of how the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station will look after the $17.9 million project is completed.

Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station construction chugging along

Construction is continuing on the $17.9 million Lynbrook Station Enhancement Project, which will see upgrades made to the village’s Long Island Rail Road station. more

By Mike Smollins | 1/22/20

Construction on Austin Boulevard will begin next spring.

County to repair Austin Boulevard in Island Park

Austin Boulevard, in Island Park, will soon get the makeover that residents and community leaders have been demanding for years. more

By Briana Bonfiglio | 12/19/19

Lesa Shapiro, owner of Village Streetwear, posted a video to social media after seeing Department of Public Works trucks blocking the entrances to her business.

Merrick Road resurfacing project delayed

Despite the completion of some repaving on Merrick Road, the remaining project — which is supposed to stretch from Meadowbrook Parkway, in Merrick, to Newbridge Road, in Bellmore — has … more

By Andrew Garcia | 12/19/19

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