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Changing Long Island’s mind — and building codes
The Long Island Index — an independent, non-partisan group that compiles data every year about different aspects of Long Island — has spent the past few years working on analyzing the area’s … more
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A plan is in the works for a major renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in Eisenhower Park.
Renovation on tap for the Nassau County Aquatic Center
County officials have confirmed that the long-awaited renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow is expected to begin in July.  According to county officials and … more
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Demolition began two weeks ago on the building at the southeast corner of Rockaway Avenue and Sunrise Highway in Valley Stream, the former site of the adult store. It and other neighboring buildings are coming down to make way for a new apartment building, which will include stores on the first floor and 64 housing units above.
‘If you build it, they will come’?
Final part in the series “Plugging the Brain Drain.” “We don’t want to see our young people leave,” said Island Park Mayor Jim Ruzicka. “That’s our future.” Ruzicka and others … more
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The Peoples Choice Winner, the Long Island Radically Rezoned project would convert the island to 50 percent open space by 2050 — and radically change the overall look of Long Island in the process.
Building a better suburbia
Imagine a Long Island that was 50 percent open space. Or a hub of agriculture, housing and business along Route 110 in Farmingdale. Or even a new neighborhood of rental housing, businesses and parks … more
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Baldwin resident Christopher N. Villanti.
Baldwin revitalization can't be achieved through one project
On May 25, I attended the Baldwin/South Hempstead Town Meeting hosted by Hempstead Town Senior Councilman Anthony Santino. Several topics were discussed, including the rash of recent fires on Grand … more
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Boarded-up storefronts on Merrick Road are the result of a May 3 fire. But town officials hope that businesses will return in the near future.
Despite fires, Town of Hempstead still plans to revitalize downtown Baldwin
Two major fires in Baldwin's downtown in May led to the demolition of a Grand Avenue building and the boarding-up of a Merrick Road structure. But Town of Hempstead officials anticipate that the area … more
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Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino will discuss the Albanese Development proposal at two meetings this month.
Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino to hold May meetings on Baldwin downtown project
Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino has meetings scheduled this month to discuss the recently adopted proposal submitted by Albanese Development for the Baldwin downtown revitalization … more
Russell Albanese, president of Albanese Development, described the company's plans to revitalize downtown Baldwin.
Hempstead town board adopts Albanese Development proposal for Baldwin downtown revitalization project
Fifteen months after the recession forced Basser Kaufman and the Engel Burman Group to withdraw plans to revitalize downtown Baldwin, the Hempstead town board has adopted a proposal from a second … more
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Albanese Development is planning to create a walkable downtown in Baldwin.
Hempstead town board calls hearing on Albanese Development proposal for Baldwin downtown project
The Hempstead town board will hold a public hearing on Tuesday to determine whether Albanese Development's proposal is a viable choice for the massive urban renewal project planned in downtown … more
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The Albanese Development proposal is a retail/residential mix: four stories of predominantly one-bedroom apartments on top of a story of retail shops.
New details on the Baldwin downtown revitalization project
At a March 16 meeting of the Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino revealed new details of the Albanese Development proposal that, if approved by the Hempstead town … more
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