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Dozens of local residents and animal rights activists gathered in Milburn Pond Park in Baldwin on Sept. 9 for a vigil to pay tribute to the 86 Canada geese that were removed by a federal agency, in error, in June and later killed.
USDA: 86 geese killed at Baldwin park by accident
Dozens of local residents and animal rights activists have denounced the recent removal by a federal agency of 86 Canada geese from Milburn Pond Park in … more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, of Baldwin, above center, handed out boxes of personal protective equipment with County Industrial Development Agency Chairman Rich Kessel, left, and Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin.
County, town hand out another 2,000 PPE kits in Baldwin park
In Baldwin Park, in the parking lot nearest the tennis courts on Aug. 5, one could see a train of cars lined up, waiting to receive boxes containing personal protective equipment. Nassau County … more
A PETA volunteer removed the firework from the goose.
Volunteers remove firework tied to goose in Baldwin park
An unknown person or persons duct-taped fireworks to the chest of a Canada Goose at Silver Lake Park in Baldwin last month. Photos of the goose circulated on Facebook, and a People for the … more
Drivers may now park for up to two hours on Sunrise Highway at the corner of Grand Avenue in Baldwin.
Parking time increased on Sunrise Highway in Baldwin
The New York State Department of Transportation has extended the street parking time limit to two hours on Sunrise Highway at the corner of Grand Avenue to better accommodate employees and patrons at … more
Tiz the Law pulled away down the stretch to become the first New York-bred to win the Belmont Stakes since 1882.
Tiz the Law captures historic Belmont Stakes
With most of the sports world still idle in the midst of Covid-19, horse racing grabbed the spotlight Saturday evening with the Belmont Stakes serving as the opening leg of the Triple Crown for the first time in history. more
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For goodness’ sake, wear a mask
On May 30, a Herald editor conducted an informal, small-scale survey, counting the number of people with masks whom he passed while walking at the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve in Merrick. more
New York can learn a lot from South Korea
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is set to open beaches statewide, including Jones Beach, on Friday. It is a moment we have all eagerly awaited, a symbolic gesture signaling . . . more
Workers are drilling a test well to monitor saltwater intrusion into the aquifer at Baldwin Harbor Town Park.
Workers drilling in Baldwin Park to monitor saltwater intrusion
Workers are drilling a test well to monitor saltwater intrusion into the aquifer at Baldwin Harbor Town Park, officials said. The United States Geological Survey, a federal agency, is conducting … more
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Nassau's public golf courses to reopen Friday
Nassau County's golf courses will open to the public again on Friday, including the 18-hole Eisenhower Park course and the nine-hole courses at North Woodmere Park and Cantiague Park in Hicksville. more
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Criminal justice reform laws impact local communities
Oscar Wilde’s frequently quoted adage “No good deed goes unpunished” can easily be applied to New York state’s recently enacted bail reform law, which ends bail for misdemeanor and low-level felony crimes considered nonviolent. The State Legislature’s intent may have been good . . . more
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