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The two younger Callahan children, Elizabeth and Christina, sat on the laps of their older siblings, Thomas and Katherine, and listened as their mother, Patricia, spoke at the dedication of the county's Office of Emergency Management mobile command.

County remembers James Callahan with mobile command

James Callahan III, the late Malverne deputy mayor and commissioner of the county Office of Emergency Management who died on May 26, was honored by relatives, friends and colleagues last month at a … more

10/12/11

The PBA distorts the record

I have called on PBA President Jim Carver to stop his juvenile advertising campaign that is filled with scare tactics and half-truths. more

By Ed Mangano | 9/29/11

It's time for compromise and concessions

It’s no secret that Nassau County is going through a rough fiscal period. The county faces an estimated $310 million deficit in 2012. County Executive Ed Mangano is still paying for the previous administrations’ unaffordable labor contracts, the assessment system is broken and the global recession has hit everyone, including Nassau County. more

9/29/11

Ed Mangano's midterm report card

Halfway through his first term as county executive, Ed Mangano is proposing yet another budget that takes a hatchet to spending. more

9/29/11

County dedicates OEM vehicle in Callahan's honor

Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and members of the county’s Office of Emergency Management held a dedication ceremony on Monday, Sept. 26, of the OEM Command Vehicle to honor the memory … more

9/28/11

Jobs well done, mostly

Emergency responders and public officials deserve credit for getting way out in front of last month’s devastating hurricane. more

9/9/11

Lifequard headquarters washed into the boardwalk in Long Beach.

Sorry, Ed, but I just couldn’t leave

By last Friday at 6 p.m., when I drove up to the roof of the Long Beach LIRR parking garage, almost every spot was taken — a few, maybe, by outbound travelers but most by locals like me looking to leave their cars as far above floodable ground as possible. People all over town planned to ride out the storm at home, with apologies to our voice mail buddy, County Executive Ed Mangano, who’d ordered us to evacuate. more

By Jim Harmon | 8/30/11

Vita and Jerry Burdi, of Franklin Square, worked today to secure their backyard area from Hurricane Irene. The Burdis strapped a large board to the top of their hot tub, shown here, and tied ropes to heavy iron chairs, and hung them on their garden arbor (shown in background).

Elmont, Franklin Square residents prepare for Hurricane Irene

The National Weather Service projected at 2 p.m. yesterday that hurricane Irene, a category two storm, would approach the coast of North Carolina last night, and pass near or over the North Carolina Coast on today. more

By Jackie Nash | 8/27/11

County Executive Ed Mangano announced Friday that homes on the South Shore of Nassau County would have to be evacuated by 5 p.m. on Saturday.

Mangano orders mandatory evacuations for South Shore

Nassau County ordered mandatory evacuations of tens of thousands of homes on the South Shore because of Hurricane Irene, County Executive Ed Mangano announced Friday afternoon.All residents living … more

By Andrew Hackmack | 8/27/11

Owen Rumelt, a West Hempstead labor lawyer who is running against James Darcy for his Hempstead Town Council seat.

Bond proposal rejection reflects need for new town board

Nassau voters resoundingly defeated the proposed borrowing of $400 million to replace the 39-year-old Nassau Coliseum and construct a new minor league ballpark at Mitchell Field. The Aug. 1 vote was … more

Guest Opinion by Owen Rumelt | 8/10/11

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