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Arts Below Sunrise bicycle raffle winner Dan Johannessen collected his prize last month. From left were HWPS Endowment Fund Chairman John Roblin, South Shore Cycle & Fitness owner Justin Fuchs, HWBA President David Friedman, Lilianna Johannessen and Johannessen.
Arts Below Sunrise raffle winner collects her prize
Dan Johannessen, who runs the Nassau County Police Department Explorers Program, dropped in his raffle tickets during the eighth annual Arts Below Sunrise festival on Sept. 22... more
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Doing nothing about gun violence is not an option
We all know that America has a serious gun violence problem. While mass shootings have become chillingly common, I believe we are on the verge of a seismic shift in how we respond to them. more
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A few items left behind possibly by two homeless men between the apartment building on 230 Central Avenue and the Lawrence Long Island Rail Road station on Sept. 6.
Lawrence residents wary of homeless men
The reported appearance of two homeless men living in an area between the Long Island Rail Road in Lawrence behind two residential buildings at 220 and 230 Central Ave. in the village has residents asking what they should do. more
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The Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns donated three pediatric trauma kits to NCPD’s 4th Precinct on July 25. From left, Kiwanis member Nancy Baxter, Kiwanis member Jeff Greenfield, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, Det. Lt. Richard LeBrun, Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Foundation member Joseph Corace and Kiwanis member Tom Cohen.
Helping children in a medical emergency
To help the police aid young people in medical distress, the Kiwanis Club of the Five Towns donated three pediatric trauma kits to the Nassau County Police Department’s 4th Precinct in Hewlett. more
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Hewlett Harbor Mayor Mark Weiss, center left, and Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder pressed the button that activates the Ring Doorbell 2. With them were, from left, Hewlett Harbor resident Gil Bruh; Village Trustees Tom Cohen, Leonard Oppenheimer and Jonathan Polakoff; State Assemblyman Melissa Miller; and Trustee Kenneth Kornblau.
Hewlett Harbor village introduces Operation Private Eyes
Despite already being one of the safest villages on Long Island, Hewlett Harbor has taken the initiative to improve on that reputation. more
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The Five Towns auxiliary police is one of 22 such volunteer units that will receive money from the Town of Hempstead.
Town of Hempstead funds auxiliary police
The Town of Hempstead will again partner with local civil defense auxiliary police units, including 22 unincorporated and incorporated communities. The resolution approved by the town board on April 2 increased funding to $2,000 in unincorporated areas and to $1,000 for incorporated areas. more
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Nassau Commissioner of Shared Services, Melissa Gallucci, on the lectern, spoke on the joint bid for law enforcement vehicles with County Executive George Latimer of Westchester, left, and County Executive Steve Bellone of Suffolk, right.  
Three counties, big savings for new police vehicles
The Shared Services initiative, across the three counties, allows for the counties’ towns and villages to cooperatively purchase police vehicles at a discounted rate. more
579 First Street in Cedarhurst suffered severe fire damage on March 16.
Two Cedarhurst houses suffer fire damage
At 6:30 a.m., Nassau County police said they received a call of a fire at 579 First Street in Cedarhurst on March 16. The blaze spread to the home to the left, according to village officials. more
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A deteriorated steering wheel had to be wrapped with electrical tape.
PBA: Curran ignored requests for new squad cars
Even before leaving their squad cars, Nassau County cops are exposed to dangerous conditions, the Police Benevolent Association said. On March 5, union officials said dozens of police vehicles are … more
This woman allegedly stole money from an Inwood resident through unauthorized transactions at a bank in Forest Hills in 2018.
Police seek public’s help for alleged Inwood identity theft
Nassau County police and Crime Stoppers are asking for the public’s help in identifying a woman who is in connection with an alleged identity theft in Inwood. more
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