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Town of Hempstead voters will not see Mark Bonilla’s name on the Republican line on the November ballot. The clerk did not receive his party’s nomination, and with his criminal trial set to begin this summer, his political future remains uncertain. more
Town of Hempstead Clerk Mark Bonilla’s criminal case was adjourned until next month, according to the Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice’s office. more
Members of Latino organizations and other community groups across Long Island protested the Town of Hempstead’s Hispanic Heritage Month celebration last week in support of Mark Bonilla, the town clerk who recently said he does not plan to resign even though he faces criminal charges related to sexual harassment complaints by a town employee. more
Children in impoverished areas of the Dominican Republic — who comprise about 60 percent of the country’s population –– might call a rock wrapped in a stocking and held together with a rubber band a baseball. more
Town of Hempstead voters will once again have an opportunity to chose their town clerk as Republican incumbent Mark Bonilla, running for his fifth, two-year term, is being challenged by Democrat Steve Anchin. more
Nassau County Clerk Maureen O’Connell has instituted an emergency hotline to help County residents whose documents have been impacted by flood waters. When homeowners call the hotline, county clerk employees will assist them with information on how to quickly obtain replacements for lost vital papers, including deed or mortgage documents. more
The Bellmore Knights of Columbus recently held a diner at which Past Grand Knight James Mikowski, third from left, was honored by Nassau County Legislator David Denenberg for his time and commitment to serving the community. Mikowski is pictured with, from left, his daughter Annette, wife, Joann, daughters Nicole and Elizabeth, and Town of Hempstead Clerk Mark Bonilla. more
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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