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On Cedarhurst Avenue by Central Avenue in Cedarhurst, a tree felled by Hurricane Sandy spilled onto the street.

Patrols by village board members, including Deputy Mayor Benjamin Weinstock and Trustee Ari Brown, along with several members of the Shomrin Society, 4th Precinct Auxiliary and a village employee, were conducted throughout Cedarhurst on Sunday night. more

By Jeff Bessen | 11/5/12

Vacant storefronts such as King David Delicatessen, at 550 Central Ave., typically fill up quickly, according to village Trustee Ari Brown. The former Getty gas station, at 675 Central Ave., is one of 12 vacancies on Central Avenue in Cedarhurst.

Business picking up in Cedarhurst

Despite a continued sluggish economy, the commercial vacancy rate in the Village of Cedarhurst has declined in the past four months. Though some businesses have closed, storefronts don’t remain empty for long. more

By Ann Friedman | 6/28/12

The streets of Cedarhurst are expected to be crowded with shoppers as the village’s Business Improvement District holds its 23rd annual Sidewalk Sale on July 13, 14 and 15.

Come to Cedarhurst: Shop until you drop

On July 13, 14 and 15 bargain shoppers will flock to Cedarhurst’s 23rd annual Sidewalk Sale for entertainment, free food and of course great deals at their favorite stores. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 7/7/11

Cedarhurst resident John O'Keefe votes at Village Hall on Tuesday, March 15.

Cedarhurst village results are in

Though it was an uncontested election more than 300 Cedarhurst residents stepped into village hall on Tuesday to cast a ballot for a mayor, a trustee who serves as deputy mayor and a trustee. … more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/15/11

Incumbent Cedarhurst village trustee is running uncontested for a fourth term.

Looking to continue as a public servant

A little more than 10 years after being asked serve as a trustee by Mayor Andrew Parise; Ari Brown is still working with his neighbors to continue to improve the Village of Cedarhurst and make it a wonderful place to live. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 3/2/11

This property, at 440 Fifth Ave. in Cedarhurst, was one of six parcels that residents complained about at the village meeting. As of press time the properties had either been cleaned up or a cleanup was in progress.

Residents angry over 'eyesores'

A half-dozen unsightly properties were the primary subject of a nearly 90-minute Village of Cedarhurst meeting on July 12, as several residents made their way to the lectern to vent about absentee landlords and conditions at those sites. more

Jeff Bessen | 7/21/10

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