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Marc Tenzer, right, is stepping down as president of the Mill Brook Civic Association after more than a decade in the position. Peter Hunter, left, will become head of the group.

For the first time in more than a decade, the Mill Brook Civic Association will have new leadership, as longtime President Marc Tenzer will be stepping down on April 1. “I really enjoyed living … more

By Brendan Murray bmurray@liherald.com | 2/11/15

A van’s driver’s-side window was discovered smashed on July 8 on Cloverfield Road in Mill Brook.

Vandalism continues in Mill Brook

Mill Brook Civic Association leaders met with the Nassau County Police Department on July 28 to discuss a spate of vehicle vandalism in recent months. more

By Micah Danney | 8/6/14

South Valley Stream received an extra $3 million in New York Rising funds for its green infrastructure plan to reinforce the shoreline in Mill Brook.

Rethinking South Valley Stream

“Green” infrastructure is the hallmark of the plan to protect residents of South Valley Stream from future storms. Local leaders are eager to get the project started, which would be funded through the New York Rising program. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 5/14/14

Peter Hunter, left, will serve as co-president of the Mill Brook Civic Association with Marc Tenzer, the organization’s long-time leader.

Valley Stream civic group sees change at the top

The Mill Brook community will soon be losing a familiar face, as Civic Association President Marc Tenzer moves out of the community this weekend. After raising his family in the small, 811-home neighborhood behind the Green Acres Mall, he will be passing the torch off to Peter Hunter, who has years of bringing up his children ahead. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 5/14/14

$3M more in funding for South Valley Stream

South Valley Steam’s Community Reconstruction Program received some good news last week to the tune of $3 million in additional New York Rising funding from the state. more

By Brian Croce | 4/30/14

Niek Veraart, director of environmental planning for the Louis Berger Group, outlined the projects that the committee selected.

Projects selected for South V.S.

The South Valley Stream Community Reconstruction Program planning committee, in discussions with state consultants and members of the public, has identified three projects for the area to improve its infrastructure. more

By Brian Croce | 2/12/14

Niek Veraart, director of environmental planning for the Louis Berger Group, outlined some options for the committee to consider.

Decisions on flood fixes loom

The South Valley Stream Community Reconstruction Program planning committee is in the process of determining the best way to utilize $3 million in New York state funding to improve the community’s infrastructure in order to prevent damage from future storms. more

By Brian Croce | 12/11/13

Stanley Egbuchulam, left, wrote down his ideas for building a better and stronger South Valley Stream during a meeting about the Community Reconstruction Zone funds available to the community.

South Valley Stream begins charting its future

At a public meeting on Oct. 15, roughly 50 South Valley Stream residents weighed in on how the community’s $3 million in New York Rising state funding should be used to improve the region’s infrastructure. more

By Brian Croce | 10/23/13

Jennifer Gonzalez and Marc Tenzer reviewed maps of Mill Brook during the Sept. 26 CRZ planning committee meeting.

Public to weigh in on post-Sandy fixes

South Valley Stream has been allotted $3 million in funds by New York state to improve the community’s infrastructure in order to prevent damage from future storms. Next week, residents will get to weigh in on how they think that money should be spent. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 10/9/13

Marc Tenzer, president of the Mill Brook Civic Association, has been chosen to lead a committee to recommend projects for storm mitigation.

Sandy funds to stream in

Long-suffering Long Islanders may soon see some additional Hurricane Sandy relief from the federal government. A new program funded by Federal Supplemental Disaster Aid promises to bring nearly $150 million to the area, and will also feature a unique, bottom-up structure that will give residents influence over how the money is spent. more

By Amanda McKelvey and Andrew Hackmack | 7/31/13

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