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East Meadow district fosters personal growth through creative arts program Seven-year-old Kerri Robertson cautiously holds the jar of sugar, gently pouring one cup's worth as part of a recipe in her Junior Chefs class. She and the other … more

By: Carrie James | 4/27/01

The Tornados: Top row from left: Alexander Donlon, John Machovec, Dylan O’Brien, Rene Zabala, Eric Vivar and Joseph Saldana. Bottom row: Chris Albarrcin, Douglas Clare, Jorge Contreras, Sebastian Campos, Matias Garcia, Vivek Shah, John DiCaro and Benjamin Ingerman. Head Coach Carlos Perez (TSA) and assistant coach Douglas Clare. Assistance coaches Nainesh Shah and Jourdan Perez (TSA ) are not pictured.

The Titans of Lynbrook concentrate on development

It’s no surprise that TSA homegrown academy’s development strategy involves developing local girls and boys from Lynbrook East Rockaway age ranging from 8-15. The Tornados, made up of boys … more

7/18/12

Madison Square Garden’s rendering of a redeveloped Nassau Coliseum site, including an entertainment district called “Long Island Live!”

Master developer endorses MSG

Renaissance Downtowns’ CEO Donald Monti gave his endorsement on Monday to the Madison Square Garden company, and their proposal to renovate the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, calling it “the one that will deliver the most benefits for Long Island.” more

By David Weingrad | 7/23/13

The Parking lot, which is in need of repairs, would cost the village about $340,000 to resurface, accordingly to Len Garden, who represents Browning.

Developer pitches Marriott for Lynbrook

Lee Browning Sr. has been trying to develop a hotel in Lynbrook for nearly a decade. After a few unsuccessful tries, his latest proposal would bring a … more

By Brian Croce | 7/24/13

There's a smarter way to develop downtowns

Nassau County communities have for decades resisted what folks call the “Queensification” of the county. Translation: People haven’t traditionally wanted to build up, as in multi-story, not even in the many downtown commercial districts that surround most Long Island Rail Road stations. more

12/15/16

Needed: smart development, not overdevelopment

“Our quality of life is under attack,” is a constant refrain from longtime residents of a community whenever change starts — especially when it involves building homes on previously vacant land, or constructing much larger buildings than what exists in a neighborhood already. more

Herald Editorial Staff | 3/7/24

About 150 supporters of the Say No to the Casino Civic Association surrounded Westbury mayor Peter Cavallaro, shouting, ‘No to the Casino!’ during Sunday’s protest in Mineola.

Protesters want development, but not gambling

Residents from several Nassau County communities protested the proposed $4 billion casino and entertainment resort to be built by Las Vegas Sands on the 72-acre Nassau Hub area. more

By Reine Bethany | 6/2/23

The building at 800 Merrick Road is slated for potential redevelopment.

Focusing on transit-oriented development

With the April 24 state submission deadline nearing, the Local Planning Committee, a group of area leaders mapping out the redevelopment of downtown Baldwin, narrowed the list of projects to … more

By Bridget Downes | 3/5/20

The City Council voted to purchase 0.2 acres of underwater shoreline from the town for $55,250 in order to move forward with a $20 million bulkhead project along the bay.

Long Beach OKs land deal with town for project to protect critical infrastructure

The City Council unanimously approved two measures on Dec. 4 to advance a long-awaited $20 million project to protect the city’s critical infrastructure and surrounding neighborhoods along … more

By Anthony Rifilato | 12/13/18

At high tide Monday morning, water from the bay came dangerously close to the Chelius house on North Boulevard.

More flooding along the South Shore

When it rains or snows, it floods — as it did in East Rockaway’s Bay Park during high tide Monday morning and again in the evening, when the bay waters sloshed onto North Boulevard, … more

By Laura Schofer and Mary Malloy | 2/10/16