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As soon as guests were allowed in the library, they began perusing the shelves.
North Bellmore Library is open for reading
With its shelves freshly lined with books and magazines and a slew of new technological offerings, the North Bellmore Public Library opened on Aug. 20, inviting a crowd of residents inside. The building’s more than year-long construction project concluded with a ribbon cutting that afternoon. more
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Work to replace the New York American Water tank on Dumond Place is set to begin later this month
New York American Water customers file complaint over tank project
More than 50 residents filed a complaint with the state Public Service Commission last week calling for an investigation of “misrepresented costs stated by New York American Water” to … more
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We’ve got a plan to make L.I. commuters’ lives easier
For far too long, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been a faceless organization, with Long Island Rail Road riders paying for overpriced tickets while receiving subpar service. For years, over 300,000 daily LIRR riders . . . more
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A rendering of a high school library designed by CSArch that includes mobile book stacks, high-top seating and a media center.
North Shore residents weigh in on potential school bond
Representatives of CSArch, an engineering and construction management firm based in White Plains, visited the North Shore School District on March 5 to listen to residents’ comments on a potential … more
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LIRR President Phillip Eng argued that his agency had made marked improvements in reliability over the past few months.
LIRR officials defend their record at county public hearing
By most accounts, riders on the Long Island Rail Road have had a rough couple of years. In fact, in 2017 the transit agency saw its worst on-time performance in more than two decades, and 2018 was … more
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Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, left, shared the state of the town with residents at a civics meeting on Jan. 31.
Supervisor Saladino shares the state of the town
The recently reinstated Glenwood Glen Head Civic Association invited Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino to its meeting on Jan. 31. There, the supervisor delivered a state of the town address … more
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Vast renovations to all of the area schools are planned if residents approve.
Vast renovations may be coming to G.C. schools
The Glen Cove City School District will be moving forward with a proposal for a health, safety and repair bond for 2019. The bond will provide approximately $84.6 million in funding over a four-year … more
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A recent change to the village’s building code requires site plan approvals for future property improvements.
Sea Cliff Village approves third change to building code
The Village Board of Trustees hosted a public hearing Tuesday to consider input from residents regarding a law to amend Sea Cliff’s building code in relation to property improvements (1808). … more
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Among the safety measures in place on or near Dutch Broadway and Elmont Road is a mobile digital speed sign.
County, town take first steps to improve Dutch Broadway safety
In the aftermath of a multi-car wreck at Elmont Road and Dutch Broadway on Oct. 31, which injured four teenage pedestrians, two of whom remained in critical condition for weeks, the public’s … more
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With the reopening of two wells in Duck Pond, Glen Cove is moving further toward having its own pure, independent water source.
Two wells to reopen as Glen Cove's water improves
Glen Cove officials furthered their efforts to provide residents with their own clean, independent water source by aiming to reopen two wells in Duck Pond by Dec. 7. The wells were closed earlier in … more
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