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Sixth graders Diana Cirigliano, left, of John Street School and Vincent Prestigiacomo, right, of Washington Street School played Belle and the Beast.
Franklin Square elementary schools unite for districtwide musical
The Franklin Square Union Free School District came together to bring the community a “tale as old as time.” Over 70 students and staff from the district’s three elementary schools — John … more
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The road crew left rough pavement
Q. This may seem like an offbeat question, but why are our streets left with rough ruts after the workers pack up and leave? Aren’t there standards or requirements . . . more
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Lieutenant Bob Shelly of the Lakeview Fire Department showed Eli Bedziner, 5, the jaws of life which are used during car accident rescues.
20th century Monroe Street School chandeliers bring light to modern era
The Franklin Square Historical Society is set to open the doors to its new museum to the public, displaying, among many artifacts, a chandelier that once illuminated the auditorium at Monroe Street School during the 20th century. more
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The fire took place at a home on Marshall Street in Elmont and was responded to by police and fire personnel from multiple local communities.
House fire in Elmont leaves one dead
A 14-year-old girl died yesterday, two days after a house fire in Elmont left her and another victim in critical condition. more
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Safety first, especially at the fair
Fair and festival season is upon us again. Last weekend, the Chamber of Commerce of the Bellmores staged its famed Family Street Festival . . . more
A large concrete plaque bearing the date of Monroe Street School’s construction was inserted into the brick façade at the first-floor level.
Taking a look back at Franklin Square's history
Editor’s Note: This is the second part of a series that will give everyone a front-row seat to the collection at the Franklin Square Museum. The Franklin Square Historical Society looks forward … more
Remembering the massacre in Tulsa
One hundred years ago, Memorial Day was the start of perhaps the worst anti-Black racist violence in the history of the United States, in the Greenwood district of Tulsa, Okla. more
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The streetlights on Bauer Court in Elmont had been out since December.
Town vows streetlight repairs in Elmont following months of darkness
After three months of living in near-total darkness at night, Elmont residents on Bauer Court will finally have their streetlights repaired by the end of the week, town officials vowed to the … more
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A bell was placed in the attic of the Monroe Street School when it was constructed in 1912, and would summon students to school each morning from September 1912 until the school closed in June 1975.
Remembering the Monroe Street School bell
Editors Note: This will be the first of a monthly series that will give everyone a front-row seat to the historical collection of the Franklin Square Museum, which will open to the public as soon as … more
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The nonprofit Vision Long Island held an hour-long “Main Street Business Survival” panel discussion last Thursday as part of its three-day Long Island Smart Growth Summit, which this year was held online. Roughly 75 attended the business talk.
Long Island businesses left in limbo by pandemic
Long Island business owners, particularly its restaurateurs, are feeling anxious and confused once again after a four-month period of relative calm following last spring’s deadly local outbreak … more
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