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The Target store in Elmont, as seen last July.
Target store in Elmont to remain open
The Elmont Target store may be boarded up, but it is not stopping operations as protests against police brutality continue to rage across the country. The department store was on an original list … more
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Belmont Stakes rescheduled for June 20
For the first time in history, the Belmont Stakes will be the opening leg of the Triple Crown, as New York Racing Association officials announced on May 19 that the Stakes will be held on June 20 … more
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The H. Frank Carey Dads’ Club’s Lemonade Parade cruised down Pacific Street on May 16.
Franklin Square, Elmont community members celebrate graduating seniors
H. Frank Carey parents and administrators played music as they drove around Franklin Square on May 16, delivering lemonade to nearly half the high school seniors. “We wanted to spread … more
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Horse racing can resume at Belmont Park on June 1, Gov. Cuomo announced on May 16.
Horse racing to begin at Belmont in June
Belmont Park’s spring/summer meet can officially begin on June 1, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced at his daily news conference on Saturday. “There’ll be guidelines for the actual … more
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered the continued shutdown of all businesses except "essential" services, landscaping and gardening on Long Island through June 13.
L.I. must stay at home through the end of the month: governor
Long Island's economy will remain on hold at least until the end of the month, after Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday extended the New York Pause stay-at-home order for the region and New York City through May 28. more
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Mama Soup owner and Franklin Square resident Megan Kleven delivered 80 meals to the Fifth Precinct on May 8, thanks to the Lydia Drive light show for frontline workers.
Mama Soup keeps health care workers fed
After Hurricane Sandy devastated Long Island in 2012, Megan Kleven, owner of Mama Soup, decided to help feed those in need with her Hurricane SOUPER Relief Team. She kept the doors of the … more
The Belmont Park main track officially opened for training on May 12.
Belmont main track opens for training
The Belmont Park main track officially opened for training on May 12, as the spring/summer meet remains delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The outriders and gate crew, wearing masks and … more
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RAF Strength & Fitness has been holding online classes since mid-March.
RAF Strength & Fitness keeps classes going, virtually
When the co-owners of RAF Strength & Fitness realized they were going to have to close down their gym in March, they immediately transitioned to virtual classes. They had ordered 200 resistant … more
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Staff at the Plattduetsche Retirement Home organized a surprise Mother’s Day car for its residents. It was the first time they were able to see their families since March 13.
Plattduetsche honors its mothers, at a distance
The 105 residents at Plattduetsche Park haven’t been able to see their families since the administrators restricted access to the adult home and independent-living apartments on March 13. But … more
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Anthony Caiazzo dropped off three free pretzels to health care workers at Long Island Jewish Valley Stream.
Philly Pretzel Factory offers delivery with a twist amid pandemic
The Caiazzo family knew they wanted to help those who are struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, and decided the best way to do so was to deliver free pretzels to community members every … more
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