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Former Sen. Dean Skelos is still eligible for his $95,000-a-year pension, despite being convicted of felonies in his corruption trial. It is something that is not unique to Skelos, but is becoming an issue in Albany, and for those seeking to fill his seat.
Skelos to receive pension
Days after his conviction for bribery and corruption, former State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos filed for his state pension and sparked the first dust-up of the race to fill his seat. … more
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Assemblyman Brian Curran, left, recently honored winners of his annual Flag Day Art and Essay contest at Greis Park in Lynbrook. Pictured with County Legis. Laura Curran, were St. Christopher School students, from left James Kastner, Emily Pomerico and Kaitlyn Llompart.
Patriotic writing on display
What does the American flag mean to you? To the winners of the annual Flag Day Art and Essay contest, organized by Assemblyman Brian Curran and held at Greis Park in Lynbrook, it’s a lot more than … more
Former University of Houston football player Domonic Miller did push-ups with students on his back —including Marc Anthony Castel, 15 — last week during the Winners Inc. assembly at Baldwin High School.
A strong showing in perseverance at BHS
Former University of Houston defensive lineman Dominic Miller laid flat on his chest in the Baldwin High School gymnasium last week while one-by-one students of varying size stepped on his back. more
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About 40 volunteers came out last Sunday to pick up litter at the Brookside Preserve in Baldwin and Freeport.
Spring-cleaning at local parks, waterways
Some local parks and waterways are looking much prettier this week after two cleanups were held last weekend. Volunteers flocked to Lofts Pond and Milburn Pond parks on April 18 for the annual … more
Lofts Pond Park has plenty of litter to be picked up this Saturday.
Community cleanups set for weekend
Several parks and waterways in Baldwin are slated to get a spring-cleaning this weekend with two planned community cleanups. more
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Assemblyman Brian Curran, left, led a town hall state budget presentation on March 4 at Baldwin Public Library. From left were Library Board President Joe Carroll, Board of Education President Karyn Reid, Town of Hempstead Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney, County Legislator Laura Curran, Board of Education Vice President Mary Jo O’Hagan, Library Board Trustee Carl Williams and Baldwin Civic Association President Karen Montalbano.
State budget presentation comes to Baldwin
Roughly two-dozen Baldwin residents took an in-depth look at parts of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed state budget last week as Assemblyman Brian Curran (R-Lynbrook) brought his town hall budget presentation to Baldwin Public Library. more
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Alan Barish, a Korean War veteran from Baldiwn, was honored during Veterans’ Hall of Honor ceremony earlier this month. Assemblyman Brian Curran, left, hosted the event and Barish’s wife Geri accepted the award on his behalf.
Veterans named to Hall of Honor
Assemblyman Brian Curran honored 16 local veterans at a Veterans’ Hall of Honor at noon on Nov. 1 at the St. Mary’s/Maris Stella Council #2228 Knights of Columbus in Lynbrook. more
Kathleen Rice, who was running to replace Carolyn McCarthy, right, spoke to her supporters Tuesday Night after she was declared the victor in her race with Bruce Blakeman.
Rice defeats Blakeman for congressional seat
In the race to fill the 4th Congressional District seat being vacated by Carolyn McCarthy, Democrat Kathleen Rice, Nassau County’s district attorney, beat Republican Bruce Blakeman. The race … more
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Tristan Botknight, 6, near left, and Jalil Jones,7, dressed up as their favorite crime-fighting heroes before they hopped around inside the bouncy house at the Halloween Fest in Milburn Park last Saturday.
A Halloween celebration
Although Halloween is technically Friday, that didn’t stop many Baldwin residents from getting into the Halloween spirit last weekend during the second annual Baldwin Halloween Fest at Milburn Park. more
Four Baldwin women were honored as Women of Distinction by Assemblyman Brian Curran, left. The four honorees, from left, Lori Murray, Lynn Maniace, Nancy Heiberg and Jen Clavin, were also joined by Leg. Laura Curran, second from right, at a ceremony on Sept. 20.
Four Baldwin residents recognized for volunteer efforts
When programs at Baldwin schools were cut following the 2013-14 budget vote last June, dozens of residents pitched in to organize fundraisers and events to restore some of the cut items. The group called itself Baldwin 4 Children and when its efforts were complete, $163,000 was raised. more
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