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There's still hope for redevelopment at the Nassau Hub
It was a promising sign to see several firms answer Nassau County’s recent call for a master developer to create a workable plan for the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum and the surrounding Hub area. more
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The Hempstead Town Council reserved a decision on Barry Leon's proposal to rezone part of Hempstead Gardens Drive in West Hempstead in order to construction an apartment complex there.
Plans for W.H. apartment complex need revision: Hempstead Town Council
Barry Leon has to do some more homework before the Hempstead Town Council will consider approving his proposal to rezone a West Hempstead site from light manufacturing to multifamily urban renewal … more
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West Hempstead resident Barry Leon wants to buy a property on Hempstead Gardens Drive and redevelop it into a garden apartment complex.
A new look for West Hempstead?
A fifth of a mile isn’t much of a distance, but if a blighted area of a community is that large, it can seem like a huge open wound. A stretch of Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead, between … more
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this artist’s rendering of the new building to be constructed on the old Brooklyn Waterworks site was revised to reflect the building it is intended to replace, see below. The new structure, five stories high in some places and six in others, will be the largest in Freeport. Baldwin residents in the area worry about traffic congestion, damage to the ecosystem and other concerns.
Waterworks development clears hurdle
An embattled proposal to develop the old Brooklyn Waterworks site on Baldwin’s border with Freeport into a 121-unit, six-story apartment building took a step toward approval with a vote on Oct. 4 by the Freeport Landmarks Preservation Commission. The 4-4 tie was a victory for the project’s developer, Gary Melius, because the commission’s charter requires a majority to vote a proposal down. more
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Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo
Cuomo launches council to spur jobs
Gov. Andrew Cuomo launched the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council on July 27 to redefine the relationship between the state government and businesses, in order to stimulate regional economic development and create jobs statewide. Cuomo made his announcement at SUNY Old Westbury. more
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo launched the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council on July 27, to help spur job creation and economic development in the state.
Gov. Cuomo launches council to spur jobs, development
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo launched the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council on July 27 to redesign the relationship between the state government and businesses, in order to stimulate regional economic development and create jobs statewide. more
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A crisis for the L.I. Crisis Center
The Bellmore-based Long Island Crisis Center is facing a crisis of its own: Governor Cuomo’s proposed budget cuts mean that the center could lose nearly one-third of its budget, possibly shutting … more
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Changing Long Island’s mind — and building codes
The Long Island Index — an independent, non-partisan group that compiles data every year about different aspects of Long Island — has spent the past few years working on analyzing the area’s … more
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A plan is in the works for a major renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in Eisenhower Park.
Renovation on tap for the Nassau County Aquatic Center
County officials have confirmed that the long-awaited renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow is expected to begin in July.  According to county officials and … more
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Demolition began two weeks ago on the building at the southeast corner of Rockaway Avenue and Sunrise Highway in Valley Stream, the former site of the adult store. It and other neighboring buildings are coming down to make way for a new apartment building, which will include stores on the first floor and 64 housing units above.
‘If you build it, they will come’?
Final part in the series “Plugging the Brain Drain.” “We don’t want to see our young people leave,” said Island Park Mayor Jim Ruzicka. “That’s our future.” Ruzicka and others … more
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