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In preparation for the winter season, the Town of Hempstead has 45,000 tons of salt ready to go as soon as snowflakes hit the ground.
Town ready to weather storms this winter season
The record-breaking blizzards that blanketed everything with snow and freezing rains in the winter of 2010-11 may seem like distant memories, but, alas, it is that time of year again. And just as you winterize your homes and prepare for storms that may pass through in the coming months, the Town of Hempstead is readying itself and its supplies for what the Farmers' Almanac termed "clime and punishment," a season of unusually cold and stormy weather. more
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Debris of all kinds, including abandoned cars, littered the property before Town of Hempstead workers came last week.
Town of Hempstead cleans up vacant Oceanside lot
As Town of Hempstead officials broke open the lock to the entrance on Nov. 30, dozens of workers stood at the ready to begin the massive undertaking of cleaning up the vacant lot at 425 Atlantic … more
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Lawson Boulevard needs trees
The following is an open letter to County Executive Edward Mangano. Dear County Executive Mangano: Several of our mutual constituents residing in both Oceanside and Island Park have … more
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray (third from left), Councilman Anthony Santino (second from right), Councilwoman Angie Cullin (second from left), Receiver of Taxes Don Clavin (left) and Town Clerk Mark Bonilla (right) present the Town Of Hempstead Firematic Award to John Segreto of the Island Park Fire Department. Frank Tammaro, who was also honored, could not be at the ceremony.
Town honors Island Park firefighters
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and the Town Board honored local volunteer firefighters at a special ceremony held on Oct. 20. Twenty-four individuals were honored with Town of Hempstead … more
Incumbent County Legislator Howard Kopel (R-Lawrence) watched as his completed ballot went through the scanning machine at Lawrence Middle School on Tuesday. Though the results were unofficial, Kopel won re-election.
Kopel beats Moser in 7th Legislative District
Updated results Nov. 9 at 2:55 p.m. Incumbent County Legislator Howard Kopel (R-Lawrence) defeated Democrat Adam Moser of Hewlett in the race for the 7th Legislative District seat on Tuesday. The unofficial vote count was 6,229 to 4,205. more
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Of the nine dogs that were taken from the home of Marlon Bernier, of Elmont, last June, two had fresh, bleeding wounds on their faces, and several others had scars from older wounds.
Abused Elmont pit bulls find home in Los Angeles
Six pit bulls that were rescued from an Elmont dog-fighting ring will soon have a new home on the West Coast, under the care of a famous dog trainer. more
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At a Town of Hempstead public hearing on Oct. 4, several residents raised questions about the town's animal shelter budget for 2012, as well as the general 2012 proposed town budget.
Hempstead animal shelter to receive state audit
To the excitement of hundreds of residents and local animal rights advocates who have been complaining for months that the Town of Hempstead’s Animal Shelter is in dire need of financial monitoring, State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli announced on Oct. 24 that his office will audit the financial operations of the facility. The audit — which DiNapoli said is in response to hundreds of complaints from residents and intends to ensure the shelter’s “integrity of financial accountability — will begin within the next two weeks. more
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Gary Port and Kate Murray are seeking the Town of Hempstead supervisor's post.
Murray, Port battle for supervisor’s post
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, a Republican from Levittown, faces a stiff challenge by West Hempstead attorney and business/civic activist Gary Port, a Democrat, in this year’s election. more
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Much to like in town government
In this space last week, we expressed our disappointment that the Nassau County Legislature puts politics before people, almost always voting along party lines, hardly ever working in concert to accomplish great things for a county that has never needed great things to happen more than it does now. more
Republican incumbent Mark Bonilla faces off against Democrat Steve Anchin for the Town of Hempstead Town Clerk seat.
Town Clerk is between Bonilla and Anchin
Town of Hempstead voters will once again have an opportunity to chose their town clerk as Republican incumbent Mark Bonilla, running for his fifth, two-year term, is being challenged by Democrat Steve Anchin. more
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