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A truck driver traveling through Sea Cliff on Jan. 8 accidentally wedged his eighteen-wheeler into a hairpin turn at the end of The Boulevard.
Stuck truck slows traffic in Sea Cliff
A trucker traveling from Pennsylvania on Jan. 8 made a wrong turn on the Shore Road/Boulevard thoroughfare — which runs between Sea Cliff and Glen Cove — while on his way to the Webb Institute. … more
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Long Beach Police Commissioner Michael Tangney
Long Beach top cop takes stand year after stop-sign incident
Michael Tangney, Long Beach’s police commissioner and acting city manager, who was accused of punching a Syosset man in the face during a traffic stop late last year in which the man was charged … more
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An example of the street signs that now populate Shore Road and The Boulevard.
Bringing safety to Shore Road thoroughfare in Sea Cliff, Glen Cove
Concerned by the vehicle and pedestrian congestion that often crowds the thoroughfare comprising Shore Road and The Boulevard, which runs between Sea Cliff and Glen Cove, Shore Road Neighbors, a … more
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The main entrance to North Shore High School on Glen Cove Avenue is now the only point of entry for student pickup and drop-off.
Parents voice concerns about traffic outside North Shore High School
After many impassioned discussions about school security following a spate of shootings across the country, the North Shore School District began the 2018-19 school year with a new measure to keep … more
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The current restriction on Littleworth Lane keeps the stretch of road between Sea Cliff Elementary School and its adjacent playground closed from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
In Sea Cliff, no long-term solution for Littleworth — yet
A joint task force formed earlier this year to address potentially dangerous conditions for pedestrians on Littleworth Lane is recommending that the Village of Sea Cliff increase signage, extend … more
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Jason Rosenbaum was killed at the intersection last month when his motorcycle collided with an SUV.
Valley Stream village, county officials pressed for traffic signal
Local elected officials are responding to a petition and calls for a traffic control device at the corner of Rockaway and Dubois avenues in Valley Stream, following an accident on May 24 in which a 27-year-old was killed when his motorcycle colliding with an SUV. more
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A sports utility vehicle going northbound on Wantagh Avenue overturned on June 8.
SUV overturns on Wantagh Avenue near Southern State Parkway
A sports utility vehicle overturned in Wantagh, leaving two injured. more
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The death of 2-year-old Cameron Gulbransen led his father, Greg, to embark on a crusade to have federal transportation legislation enacted requiring car manufacturers to include backup cameras. The Cameron Gulbransen Kids Transportation Safety Act became law on May 1.
Backup cameras required nationwide
Greg Gulbransen’s tragedy, the death of his 2-year-old son, Cameron, on Oct. 19, 2002, when Gulbransen accidentally backed over him in his car, could have destroyed his life. Carrying his favorite … more
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The committee consists of three subgroups that will address different sectors of the issue, including short-term solutions and signage, long-term solutions, and traffic education and communication.
Joint committee at work to address Littleworth Lane
A committee to address the issue at Littleworth Lane has been championed as part of a “coordinated effort” between the village and the school district. It has begun work to find a viable … more
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Traffic cameras proposed in Lynbrook
Proposals to install 12 new traffic cameras and replace five others in Lynbrook were due on Dec. 28. These traffic cameras would not fine motorists for running a red light, but would instead be used for security purposes. more
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