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On Tuesday, the Town of Hempstead announced a Sept. 20 public hearing at which Five Towners can voice their concerns about traffic, parking, overcrowding and environmental challenges that accompany development. From left were Councilman Anthony D’Esposito, Town Supervisor Don Clavin, Lawrence Mayor Alex Edelman, village Trustee Paris Popack and Councilwoman Missy Miller.
Hempstead town to address Five Towns development concerns
On Tuesday, Town of Hempstead officials held a news conference outside Lawrence Village Hall, and announced a public hearing — on Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. — to address concerns about building development zones in Inwood and North Lawrence. more
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The Lawrence residents who organized the meeting to oppose development have spread the word through social media, using the flyer above, and by word of mouth.
Five Towners to battle overdevelopment at Aug. 16 meeting
Five Towners will meet at the Lawrence Yacht & Country Club on Aug. 16 to make local elected officials aware of their opposition to major developments — such as proposed projects at the … more
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A modified version of the Pearsall Project was approved on Monday. From left were Cedarhurst Trustees Daniel Plaut and Israel Wasser, Mayor Benjamin Weinstock, Trustee Myrna Zisman.
Pearsall Project approved unanimously by Cedarhurst village board
The Cedarhurst village board unanimously approved the implementation of an overlay district and a slightly scaled down version of the Pearsall Project on Monday by lopping off a floor from each of … more
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L.I.’s future solar users are getting a raw deal
New York is headed in the wrong direction on solar power. more
A rendering of the proposed five-story mixed-use building slated for the intersection of Bayview Avenue and Russell Place in Inwood.
Proposed Inwood project seeks 25-year PILOT
Though there was whispers of dissent from some in the Five Towns, only one resident attended the Monday Town of Hempstead Industrial Development Agency public hearing on whether a proposed five-story mixed use project in Inwood should receive the customary 10-year PILOT (payment in lieu of taxes) agreement or a 25-year deal. more
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Saying farewell to a president who put Hofstra on the map
I take note of the impending retirement of Dr. Stuart Rabinowitz, the president of Hofstra University. Having been a trustee of the university for almost 30 years, I have come to understand . . . more
County does right by small businesses
We are pleased that Nassau County Executive Laura Curran is once again promoting small businesses ahead of the holiday season — which is vital this pandemic year. more
Clockwise from top right: Moderator Skye Ostreicher; John S. Madigan, senior vice president and director of Emerging Corporates-Long Island, Citi Commercial Bank; Michael Maturo, president of RXR Realty; Tom Pistore, president of commercial operations for UBS Arena at Belmont Park; Kyle Strober, executive director at Association for a Better Long Island; Harry Coghlan, CEO and executive director of Nassau County Industrial Development Agency; and Sophia A. Perna-Plank, associate at Jaspan Schlesinger LLP, discussed economic development on Long Island during a Herald Inside LI webinar on Oct. 29.
Herald Inside LI focuses on economic development
Panelists from several different sectors involved in commercial real estate offered a positive outlook on Nassau County’s economic development during the latest Herald Inside LI webinar on Oct. 29. more
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Supporting small businesses boosts Nassau County
The coronavirus pandemic brought our local and regional economies to a screeching halt, and resulted in a sharp rise in unemployment. I am proud of the role the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency has played — and continues to play — in our county’s recovery. more
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Assemblyman Ed Ra, at the lectern, proposed legislation allowing business owners to get marketing grants from the state. He spoke about it at a news conference on June 3.
Businesses to get marketing grants under proposed bill
A bill in the New York State Legislature would help small business owners better market themselves and promote their businesses, as Long Island’s economy begins to reopen. Under the … more
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