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Richner staff of the Heralds and the Riverdale Press earned dozens of awards at the New York Press Association's Better Newspaper Contest. The winners were announced at NYPA's spring conference in Saratoga on March 30-31. At the conference, seated, from left, Jill Kaplan, Mekea Hurwitz and Andrew Hackmack; standing, from left, Publishers Stuart Richner and Cliff Richner, and Rich Stein.
Heralds rack up 41 awards
Herald Community Newspapers had a strong showing in both the New York Press Association’s and Local Media Association’s 2011 contests. more
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At the New York Press Association convention in Saratoga Springs were, standings, from left, Publishers Stuart and Clifford Richner and online editor Richard Stein. Seated, from left, are advertising executive Jill Kaplan, Riverdale Press Associate Publisher Mekea Hurwitz and Valley Stream editor Andrew Hackmack.
Heralds rack up 41 awards
Herald Community Newspapers had a strong showing in both the New York Press Association’s and Local Media Association’s 2011 contests. more
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Herald File Photo Peninsula Hospital Center is expected to close after serving Far Rockaway and the Five Towns for 104 years.
Peninsula Hospital to close
The Peninsula Hospital Center, which has served Far Rockaway and Five Towns residents for 104 years, is shutting down. A Chapter 11 trustee filed court papers on Monday to permanently close the hospital, and plans for an orderly closure are being finalized. more
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The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook have already voted in local laws to override the state’s new tax levy cap. Pictured at the seminar were, from left, East Rockaway Village Trustees Ed Corrado and Deputy Mayor Bruno Romano, and Lynbrook Trustee Hilary Becker.
Taxes a hot topic with county officials
The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) hosted a seminar in Williston Park on Jan. 10 — and the state’s new tax levy cap law that went into effect in January was a hot topic of … more
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As the Peninsula Hospital Center progresses through bankruptcy proceedings, new CEO Todd Miller is planning to create a more service-oriented facility.
Peninsula Hospital Center refocuses its mission
Chief executive officer Todd Miller plans to bring an entrepreneurial spirit and business sense to his effort to revive the Peninsula Hospital Center in Far Rockaway. more
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Shop locally, shop safely
With the holidays nearly upon us, we once again encourage you to skip the madness at the mall and shop close to home. more
You can make your downtown better
Local government can have new paving stones installed. Your Hempstead town council member can direct some taxpayer money toward façade improvements. A county legislator can steer money to fund new street lamps and garbage cans. more
Small Business Saturday encourages local spending
If Black Friday’s message is a broad-stroke “Buy! Buy! Buy!” then the theme of the more focused Small Business Saturday is “Buy local!” So that’s the theme to shop … more
Bicycling back to basics
Helping people to enjoy comfortable bicycling is one of the missions of Local Cycles. According to Nick Lalli, the shop’s owner, retro style cruisers — the simple, no frills bikes that most baby boomers grew up with — have made a huge comeback, and are perfect for riding in Long Beach. more
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Mangano, at a Sept. 14 press conference, announced $300 million in budget cuts to close predicted gaps in the 2012 spending plan.
Layoffs, police cuts highlight 2012 county budget
By ALEX COSTELLO Last week, Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano announced a plan to close a projected deficit of more than $300 million in the 2012 budget through layoffs and reforms, bringing … more
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