Keyword: Todd Kaminsky
110 results total, viewing 31 - 40
Beaches are set to open across New York state on May 22, in time for the Memorial Day weekend. Local cities and town, however, have the authority to keep them closed. Above, a view of Long Beach before the Covid-19 pandemic.
New York beaches to open May 22: governor
New York state will allow beaches to open next Friday, May 22, in time for the Memorial Day weekend, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at his daily briefing Friday. The governor said, however, local towns … more
|
For Earth Day, children could draw chalk pictures about what it means to them. The contest deadline is April 20.
Draw chalk pictures for Earth Day
To commemorate Earth Day, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky who represents the 9th Senatorial District, which includes several South Shore communities, is asking Long Island children to take part in what is being called the “Chalk the Walk” Earth Day challenge.   more
|
New York American Water is set to replace each meter in the county with smart meters.
New York American Water to install smart meters countywide
As it prepares for a rate hike on April 1, New York American water is also moving ahead with a $40.8 million plan to replace all of its 126,500 water meters in Nassau County with new smart meters that will monitor customers’ usage. more
|
New York Elks Lodge No. 1 in Lynbrook recently hosted a breakfast event, which was attended by dozens of members.
Lynbrook Elks Lodge No. 1 receives special visitors
New York State Elks Association President Brian Greene recently visited New York Elks Lodge No. 1 in Lynbrook, along with First Lady Tonia Greene, and John and Cari Kassebaum from Glens Falls Lodge No. 81 for a breakfast event. more
At a news conference Sunday, U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice, left, and County Executive Laura Curran warned against price gouging of sanitary items during the coronavirus outbreak.
Lawmakers warn against price gouging during coronavirus outbreak
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice gathered on Sunday at Oceanside Middle School for a news conference to address price gouging during what Gov. Andrew Cuomo has declared a state of emergency. more
|
East Rockaway School District Superintendent Lisa Ruiz said she was grateful the district could join a new Behavioral Health Centre in Rockville Centre, where students can receive guidance and counseling.
East Rockaway schools join Rockville Centre Behavioral Health Center
The East Rockaway School District has joined a partnership with Rockville Centre and several other districts in Northwell Health’s new Behavioral Health Center. The facility helps students find care for any crises they may be facing.  more
|
Though residents in the Lynbrook service area faced a possible 21 percent increase in their water rates, the Public Service Commission announced that the rates will only increase by 6 percent on April 1.
New York American Water rate increase for Lynbrook service area less than expected
The Public Service Commission recently announced that it had decided to defer a 27 percent rate hike for New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area in April and opted for a 6 percent increase, or $2.01 a month. more
|
Lynbrook village officials are analyzing data they received from a survey sent out to residents asking them about improvements they would like to see at Greis Park.
Lynbrook parks plan is progressing
To help revitalize Lynbrook, village officials are starting smaller beautification projects at six parks this month and are preparing for a major overhaul of Greis Park in the near future. more
|
New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area are likely to face a significant rate hike on April 1.
New York American Water's Lynbrook district faces possible 12.5 percent rate hike
New York American Water customers in the Lynbrook service area are likely to face a double-digit rate hike in April, but the utility is working with state officials to spread the impact over three years. more
|
The Lynbrook station, which opened in 1936, is now undergoing its first renovations in about three decades. Residents and elected officials have long pushed for an overhaul of the facility, but many commuters have complained about the construction process.
Lynbrook residents rail against LIRR
Ryan LaBarbera said he was fed up with the leaky roofs, crater-filled platforms and dilapidated waiting rooms at the Lynbrook Long Island Rail Road station, and that he was initially thrilled to hear about a $17.9 million upgrade of it. more
|
« Prev | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 … 11 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.
© 2024, Richner Communications · 2 Endo Blvd · Garden City, NY · (516) 569-4000
Powered by Creative Circle Media Solutions