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Members of the U.S. Navy Parachute Team perform a tethered flag during a training demonstration.
Fleet Week 2017 on Long Island
Fleet Week is celebrated on Long Island at Eisenhower Park. more
Hurricane Sandy devastated the Nautical Mile in October 2012. Many wondered whether it would ever return to its former self. Local business owners are happy to report that, yes, the Nautical Mile very much weathered the storm and is once again a vibrant dining and shopping district. Above, In a small room behind the Two Cousins Fish Market on the Nautical Mile, Norbert Flores deboned a fresh fish for a customer.
Freeport's Nautical Mile, back in business
On a recent Friday at 2:30 p.m., a Harley Davidson rumbled up Freeport’s famed Nautical Mile, a.k.a. Woodcleft Avenue, followed soon after by a very expensive, very red Italian sports car, revving its engine. Couples strolled up and down the street in search of the perfect bar or restaurant to spend an 85-degree evening. Already the outdoor eateries, with their umbrella-shaded tables, had begun to fill up. more
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New York American Water is replacing water main pipes in the Village of Lawrence along Causeway Road from Broadway to Rock Hall Road and on Pearsall Place through June.
19th century piping to be replaced in Lawrence village
One year before the Village of Lawrence was established in 1897, piping for water was installed. Now about 2,300-feet of six-inch 19th century water main will be replaced by New York American Water with an eight-inch ductile iron main along Causeway Road (from Rock Hall Road to Broadway) and Pearsall Place (from Causeway heading east to the end of the roadway). more
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Roy Knoernschild, a maintenance worker at 125 Church St. in Malverne for 20 years, with historic maps he found in the property’s basement dating back over 100 years.
Historic Long Island maps found in Malverne basement
A treasure trove of original survey maps of the Long Island Motor Parkway — the country’s first road built exclusively for automobiles, in 1908 — have been in the basement of a Malverne business, the Learning Circle, for decades. “I saw them about 20 years ago and I didn’t pay much attention to them,” said Roy Knoernschild, an on-call custodian for the building. more
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The popular orchestra returns to the stage with two epic symphonic masterpieces.
Springtime delights with the South Shore Symphony Orchestra
The popular orchestra continues its concert season on Saturday. more
Andrew Goldsmith, a lifelong resident of Cedarhurst was elected for a second four-year term as village justice.
Andrew Goldsmith elected for four-year term in Cedarhurst
Lifelong Cedarhurst resident Andrew Goldsmith, who ran unopposed for village justice on March 21, won by 277 votes and six write in votes, according to Village Administrator Sal Evola. more
Andrew Goldsmith, a lifelong resident of Cedarhurst is running unopposed for village justice.
Presiding over the village court
Lifelong Cedarhurst resident Andrew Goldsmith is running unopposed for a four-year term of village justice. more
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David Friedman, center left, and Rabbi Zalman Wolowik, celebrated Hanukkah at the Chabad of the Five Towns menorah lighting in December.
Mr. Friedman heading to Israel?
David Friedman was in his element, as the bankruptcy lawyer had a legal pad and pencil by his side as he would in court, at his confirmation hearing in front of the 21-member Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Feb. 16. more
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Longtime Five Towns resident James Thayer died on Feb. 20 in Stuart, Florida. At left is his wife, Harriette.
James Thayer, 72
James L. Thayer, known to family and friends as Jim, was born on Oct. 30, 1944 and grew up on Smith Lane in Hewlett Neck. A former Lawrence village historian, Thayer, died on Feb. 20 in Stuart, Fla. He was 72. more
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Nassau County police 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector Lee M. Steinberg, left, listened to a question at the Village of Lawrence meeting. At right, Sgt. Charles Sollin.
Fourth Precinct commander addresses resident concerns
Stressing the importance of calling 911 to increase safety and locking vehicle doors to impede crime, Nassau County police 4th Precinct Commanding Officer Inspector Lee M. Steinberg spoke at the Village of Lawrence board meeting on Jan. 19. more
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