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Former Captain Gerard Brown, a 50-year volunteer member of the Baldwin Fire Department on Long Island, was named the recipient of FASNY’S Fire Service Community Achievement Award. more
As a native Baldwinite, Joseph Scannell was inseparable from the community he grew up in, attending its schools, becoming involved in scouting and representing the Town of Hempstead hamlet as a Nassau County legislator. Scannell died of Huntington’s disease on May 13. He was 59. more
Within the past few weeks, Baldwin sanitation workers teamed up with the Chamber of Commerce to remove 23 instances of graffiti and vandalism around Baldwin, South Hempstead and Roosevelt. To … more
Remembered by friends for his commitment to firefighting and athletic excellence, Thomas Fennelly, a lifelong Baldwin firefighter and a retired member of the FDNY, died on Aug. 5. He was 67. … more
A Baldwin firefighter was one of 31 individuals honored last month by the Town of Hempstead for outstanding service. Fred Kopf, of Ladder Co. No. 2, rescued a man from a burning building July 4. … more
“On Long Island, it’s humongously epidemic.” That’s how Claudia Rotondo, executive director of the Baldwin Council Against Drug Abuse, characterized prescription drug abuse in the area. more
In Jerry Brown’s 15 years as a commissioner of the Town of Hempstead’s Sanitary District 2, nothing has rivaled Sandy’s devastation. On the night of the storm, the commissioners and … more
An unusual call brought the Baldwin Fire Department’s Ladder 2 out to Silver Lake Park, off Fox Hurst Road, recently. The problem? A local cormorant swallowed a fish hook and the line attached to it and ended up hanging helpless from a tree. more
Living in New York state and not traveling outside the region on a periodic basis leaves me disconnected from the rest of the world. A very wise person once told me that to understand what is happening in our lives, we must leave home from time to time. more
A community meeting last Friday night at Baldwin Middle School united two groups that can’t always find each other: people with questions and people with answers. more
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