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Nassau County Deputy Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter fielded questions from residents during a meeting of the South Merrick Community Civic Association on Tuesday.
Deputy police commish addresses precinct plan
Nassau County Deputy Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter fielded a litany of questions about the police department’s proposed realignment plan, which would merge the county’s eight precincts into four, during a March 6 meeting of the South Merrick Community Civic Association. more
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South Shore civic and elected leaders are calling for transparency over a proposal by Nassau County Executive Ed Mang-ano to sell or lease the Glen Cove Sewage Plant, the Cedar Creek Sewage Plant in Wantagh and the Bay Park Sewage Plant.
Sewage plant plan sparks residents’ ire
Several South Shore civic and elected leaders have banded together to decry a proposal by Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano to sell or lease three of the county’s sewage treatment plants to a … more
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John Ciotti, of Valley Stream, was named senior general counsel of the Nassau University Medical Center and associated facilities, making an annual $300,000, on Dec. 13. He began serving in this position on Jan. 1.
Ciotti hired as NUMC's general counsel, will receive $300,000
Some residents were shocked when 16-year Nassau County Legislator John Ciotti (R-North Valley Stream) voted out of the County Legislature’s 3rd District seat in November; beaten by Democrat challenger Carrié Solages. Some even felt badly for the politician, fearing that his career could be over. However, as residents recently learned, Ciotti is faring pretty well. more
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Residents and animal activists gathered last Saturday to protest the Hempstead Animal Shelter.
Hundreds gather to protest 'Kill the kitty' and Hempstead Town animal shelter
Nearly 400 residents and animal rescuers protested outside the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter in Wantagh last Saturday afternoon. Hope for Hempstead Shelter, a local shelter-reform advocacy group, … more
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With the Long Island American Water iron filtration plant in service, Malverne and surrounding neighborhoods, including West Hempstead, Lakeview and Lynbrook, can expect to start seeing clear running water.
Plant in service, residents pumped
A week earlier than expected — and five months later than planned — Malverne’s water supplier brought its iron filtration plant online last week. Long Island American Water … more
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Nearly 200 residents from Malverne, West Hempstead and Lynbrook attended a meeting at the Malverne library to discuss iron in their drinking water.
Rusty water roils residents
The basement of the Malverne Public Library was packed last week with about 180 people from the village and neighboring communities who have had enough of the rust-colored water that flows from their … more
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The Village of Malverne and its celebrity groundhog, Malverne Mel, are preparing for the annual Groundhog Day celebration on Feb. 2 at Reese Park. Mayor Patricia McDonald and Mel’s caretaker, Andre Ricaud, pictured at last year’s event, are excited about the event, though Mel may or may not be looking forward to it.
Malverne Mel set to give annual forecast
Just after dawn on Feb. 2, hundreds of South Shore residents will gather at Reese Park in Malverne to watch as the village’s celebrity groundhog, Malverne Mel, makes his annual meteorological … more
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Mayor Patricia McDonald awarded Malverne resident Audrey Morrow a citation at the Dec. 1 Village Board meeting, honoring her for achieving the status of lifetime member with the Malverne Ladies Auxiliary Unit 44. Morrow's sons, Russ, left, and Mike, joined her to accept the citation.
Happenings in West Hempstead and Malverne
Around town   Holiday hip hop magic showThe Malverne Wildcats' coaches, Taylor, Jenkins and Lockwood, invite area children to a Happy Holiday Magic Show featuring Uncle Majic, Hip Hop … more
It's closing time for the Courtesy Hotel in West Hempstead.
Closing time for the Courtesy Hotel
To the Editor: How does that old song about the Hotel California go? “You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave!” Indeed, the days of short stays, king-size beds … more
Steven Trezza’s community service project aims to protect local waterways.
A little effort could go a very long way and save the Bay
If you have been reading my articles, you know that storm-drain runoff is one of many factors that have negatively affected Long Island’s Great South Bay. The declining clam population has also … more
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