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In a Q & A with the Herald, Hemsptead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and Councilman James Darcy said they are optimistic about re-election this year ...
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6/29/11
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Museum Row in Garden City is always among the spots filled with holiday spirit this time of year, with the Festival of Trees firmly rooted there to kick off some seasonal spectacle, Friday through Sunday, Nov. 25-27.
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By Karen Bloom
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11/23/16
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When John Davis learned that he had a brain tumor last September, he was stunned. Until Labor Day, he had never felt better. Davis was a runner and a rugby player, served in several organizations and as a Merrick Board of Education trustee, and …
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By Laura Lane
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8/25/05
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Your service is greatly appreciated
The following is an open letter to members of the Baldwin, Rockville Centre, South Hempstead and Freeport fire departments.
Dear chiefs and members:
I …
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5/19/10
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Exhibits and more...
Ansel Adams: Sight and FeelingAn exhibition of Adams’ photographs that demonstrates how his intuitive and emotional response to the landscape resulted in powerful and …
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1/26/17
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Three of the six seats on the Hempstead town board are up for election this year, including in the 3rd Council District which serves the southwest corner of the town. Jim Darcy, the incumbent and Republican, is running for his fourth term. He was first elected in 2000, when the town switched to council districts. Darcy was re-elected in 2003 and 2007.
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By Andrew Hackmack
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10/19/11
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RVC veterans share their memories
Remembering wars and those who fought them is not always pleasant. The truth of the loss of life and devastation of the land are easier just to forget and move on. But without considering the sacrifices that …
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By Wendy Myhre-Levy
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5/24/01
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Four years after Tom Suozzi put Nassau County in Democratic Party hands for the first time in memory, the county¹s youngest-ever executive says he is ready to answer to the voters.
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By Doug Miller
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10/27/05
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Four years after Tom Suozzi put Nassau County in Democratic Party hands for the first time in memory, the county's youngest-ever executive says he is ready to answer to the voters.
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By Doug Miller
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10/27/05
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