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The path at Lister Field will be renovated with bond money.
Lister Field to get an upgrade
Lister Field — one of many fields that makes up the Mill River Complex in Rockville Centre — is going to be getting a makeover, at no cost to taxpayers. more
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AMY WEINSTEIN
Local group honors longtime member
The Merrick Bellmore Dayan Lilah Group of Hadassah, a Jewish women’s organization, recently named Amy Weinstein, a Merrick music teacher who has served in several Dayan Lilah Group leadership positions over 19 years, its “Great Communicator.” more
Village hall will soon be getting $400,000 worth of repairs.
Repairing village hall
The Rockville Centre board of trustees approved $405,000 of repairs to village hall at the Nov. 3 board of trustees meeting. These repairs include replacing the roof, gutters, leaders, eaves and fascia. more
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Members of Bellmore JFK Alumni, Inc., Kennedy High School’s alumni association, recently cut the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the Cougar Walk of Recognition.
Kennedy opens Cougar Walk of Recognition
Taking on an almost human dimension, Kennedy High School’s new Cougar Walk of Recognition was born after nine months in development. Members of Bellmore JFK Alumni Inc., who created the walkway … more
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Young Jedis-in-training followed instructions carefully so they could master the art of lightsaber use at a recent special program at the Bellmore Memorial Library.
It’s good to be a library geek in Bellmore-Merrick
New York Comic Con may have been held two weeks ago, but local folks were still able cosplay, attend panels and immerse themselves in popular culture at the Bellmore Memorial Library’s first-ever … more
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It's time for Legislator Denenberg to step down
In ordinary circumstances, the usual standard that a person is innocent until proven guilty is an absolute in this country’s judicial system, except when . . . more
AvalonBay recently released a rendering of its proposed Phase II development for Rockville Centre, which would be on Banks Avenue, at the former site of Rockville Racquet.
Avalon stuck in traffic
AvalonBay Phase II, a 177-unit expansion of the 349-unit Banks Avenue apartment complex, will move forward — with one condition. more
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The law firm Davidoff Hutcher & Citron last month sued Dave Denenberg, above, a Nassau County legislator and former DHC partner, for allegedly defrauding a corporate client of $2.3 million. The lawsuit’s parties said the case is now on hold while they negotiate a settlement.
Denenberg case adjourned as parties talk settlement
A judge last week adjourned deadlines for the defense to file legal papers in the case of Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP v. David W. Denenberg. The parties said that the judge approved the delay while they negotiate a settlement. more
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The bone-marrow registry drive will be held at Kennedy High School on Nov. 1.
Kennedy alumni to hold bone-marrow drive
The Kennedy High School Alumni Association - Bellmore JFK Alumni, Inc. - will host a bone-marrow registry drive for the child of a Bellmore-JFK alumna who is suffering from leukemia.Janice Dean … more
The former Rockville Racquet Building, pictured here at left, will be the site of the AvalonBay Phase II — if the Board of Zoning Appeals approves it.
AvalonBay expansion moves forward
AvalonBay Phase II is moving slowly but surely through the Board of Zoning Appeals. In a public work session on Oct. 8, the board reviewed the current progress of the environmental impact review. At the next meeting on Oct. 22, the BZA will likely determine the environmental impact of the project, and schedule a public hearing on the requests for a substantial occupancy permit and relief from village zoning regulations. more
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