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When the Department of Public Works paved over a sewer cap on Barnes Avenue, residents wondered if the county was merely covering up a problem. Those fears, it seems, are unfounded. The sewer system has been extensively repaired, according to the county, and informed observers of the situation are optimistic.
Progress, if slow, on Barnes
The sewer system that ruptured on Barnes Avenue during Hurricane Sandy has been repaired — a sign of progress in an area where some residents feel things are moving too slowly. more
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How much is a billionaire worth? Kevin Kamen decides
For the 10th year in a row, Forbes magazine has chosen financial analyst Kevin Kamen, of Baldwin, to calculate the wealth of media tycoons. more
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Girl Scout Brownies at their cookie booth, selling Girl Scout Cookies, as it returned for the winter months.
The most famous cookies are back for the winter
Girl Scouts of Nassau County announced that the Girl Scout Cookie Program is returning to communities throughout Nassau County now through March 28. more
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Andrew Rifkin’s wife, Robin, left, and their daughter, Allison, help him with his yearly Toys for Tots’ donations.
Baldwin man’s den transformed into a festive toy wonderland
Andrew Rifkin, of Baldwin, has been working alongside Long Island’s Toys of Tots for eight years, but he was nervous that this year’s donations for the holidays were coming up a bit short. more
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Author Jean Eddy says that the Baldwin school district is a model for early career development.
Eddy says time to think about future is now
Career development is a theme that Baldwin public schools and Jean Eddy’s new book share. more
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Legislator Debra Mulé’ invites community members to join her online community assessment grievance workshops on Jan. 18 and Jan. 24.
Legislator Debra Mulé to host two free online grievance workshops this month
Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé is partnering with the Nassau County Assessment Review Commission, ARC, to host two free online community assessment grievance workshops. more
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Vincent Boden speaking at legislator Debra Mule’s town hall meeting at the Oceanside School District’s Kindergarten Center School 6 on Jan. 29.
Legislator Debra Mulé hosts weeklong series of community
To gather feedback from the constituents of the newly configured Sixth Legislative District, Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé hosted three community forums during a recent one-week span. more
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Nassau County Legislator Debra Mulé joined Baldwin community leaders and colleagues in Mineola to call for action to upgrade infrastructure after three sinkholes opened in Nassau County.
Crumbling roads due to sinkholes unites community
In response to the trio of subterranean collapses in the span of just over eight weeks, County Legislator Debra Mulé and other members of the Legislature’s minority caucus met with Baldwin community leaders and residents at the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building in Mineola on Monday Aug 7. more
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Rebecca Santamaria and Angelina Santamaria in Barbie pink at the Baldwin Public Library’s showing of the Barbie movie on Dec. 29.
Baldwin library decorated in pink for Barbie movie
Neighbors dressed in pink last month, as they watched the Barbie movie at the Baldwin Public Library. more
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Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow took on extra patients in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Area hospitals provide relief during, after storm
Days after the Hurricane Sandy tore through Long Island, its effects were still being felt, from long gas lines to thousands without power, and people’s day-to-day lives were changed. more
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