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Hundreds gathered to support Ellen Palmer and raise money for breast cancer research at Verdi’s Banquet Hall in Westbury on May 30. Above, Palmer, third from left, was joined by, from left, her son Michael, husband George, mother Anne, daughter Maggie and son Kelly.
Here for Ellen
A pink banner hung inside Verdi’s Banquet Hall in Westbury on May 30, where more than 300 people from Salisbury, East Meadow and across the country gathered in support of Ellen Palmer. The banner read simply, “Here for Ellen.” more
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Mental health services are crucial to our schools
Over the past few years, the state and federal governments have made it a priority to improve school students’ physical well-being. more
Come one, come all, to the fair!
The days are becoming noticeably shorter, and the air is gradually turning cooler. Children have returned from camp. Vacations spent at the beach or in the mountains are ending. more
County's precinct plan raises concerns and opposition among some, and support among others.
Protesting county's precinct plan
Dozens of residents and several county legislators rallied last week outside the 5th Precinct in Elmont, protesting County Executive Ed Mangano’s plan to transform four of the county’s … more
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Darleen Schauder, 2nd from right, and Ben Thomas, 6th from right, posed for a picture with Stroke Life Society members.
Stroke survivor, advocate aim to help others
At 47 years old, Ben Thomas, of Wantagh, was a certified public accountant living a stressful, corporate life when he unexpectedly suffered a stroke. more
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Students in grades 3, 4 and 5 in Wilson Elementary School highlighted the charities their ice cream sales will support.
Wilson Elementary School gives back
In this season of giving, the Wilson Elementary School Student Government voted to donate $225 of its proceeds from weekly ice cream sales to Camp ANCHOR, The Smile Train and the North Shore Animal League. more
Renovations at Hall’s Pond Park are not yet completed and some community residents are getting “frustrated” with the lack of progress.
Hall's Pond renovation still not complete
West Hempstead Boy Scouts will spend their Saturday cleaning up Hall’s Pond Park and they’ve invited residents of the community to join them. The only problem is that they’re … more
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The Town of Hempstead and a number of communities throughout Nassau County have received steel beams from the Port Authority to be used as monuments at their Sept. 11 memorials.
Steel resolve: W.H. community working to acquire WTC beams
All that remains of the twin towers of the World Trade Center are pieces of steel and memories. Photographs of the iconic buildings, while cherished, are not tangible in the same way as a steel beam, … more
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Small business Saturday encourages shopping in Rockville Centre
The idea behind Small Business Saturday is to highlight the day after Black Friday as a day to redirect shopping and spending from big-box stores to local businesses and service providers. more
The Hempstead Town Council reserved a decision on Barry Leon's proposal to rezone part of Hempstead Gardens Drive in West Hempstead in order to construction an apartment complex there.
Plans for W.H. apartment complex need revision: Hempstead Town Council
Barry Leon has to do some more homework before the Hempstead Town Council will consider approving his proposal to rezone a West Hempstead site from light manufacturing to multifamily urban renewal … more
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