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Maggie Friedberg, of Sea Cliff, enjoyed the first flurries of the season without a coat, since temperatures didn't drop as had been predicted.
Sea Cliff snow minimal
Snow started falling across Nassau County around 10 a.m. on Saturday, and by noon an inch to two inches had already accumulated. The National Weather Service was predicting three to five inches of the white stuff, with potentially higher totals on the North Shore. more
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A view of south Merrick during the storm on Saturday.
Storm drops 3 to 5 inches of snow across Nassau
Snow started falling across Nassau County around 10 a.m. on Saturday, and it kept falling on and off through Sunday morning. When all was said and done, the storm dropped three to five inches of the white stuff across Nassau. more
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Town of Hempstead Highway Department employees were repairing potholes in the Five Towns last week. Above, a work crew at the intersection of Edward Avenue and Carlyle Street in Woodmere.
In spring, the potholes also bloom
It must be spring when the trees begin to bud, the grass turns green . . . and the smell of hot asphalt fills the air as work crews from Nassau County, the Town of Hempstead and local villages do battle against potholes. more
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Amazing Savings and other Five Towns businesses are equipped with supplies for residents preparing for a winter storm tomorrow.
Five Towns businesses equipped for winter storm
With a winter storm in the forecast, Five Towns businesses are ready to accommodate residents’ grocery and salt needs. more
A lonely pedestrian made his way west on Park Avenue in Wantagh amid the storm on Thursday morning.
Winter storm drops six to 10 inches of snow across L.I.'s South Shore
Updated: 6 a.m., Feb. 10: A fierce winter storm swept up the Atlantic Coast on Thursday, dumping six to 10 inches of snow across the South Shore, according to officials and residents. more
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2017's first winter storm drops half-foot of snow across the South Shore
Snow started falling across the South Shore two hours earlier than expected on Saturday, with the first flakes hitting the ground around 9 a.m. The storm made for messy streets, including major thoroughfares like Merrick Road. Officials were urging people to stay at home if possible to allow snow plows and sanders to clear streets. A number of accidents and near-misses were spotted on roads across the region. more
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Cozy up in the kitchen
We’ve closed the book on the holiday season and it’s time for some comfy winter nesting. Get in the kitchen and see if you've got what it takes to be a "Top Chef." more
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Villages prepare for that expected snowstorm
Although the winter weather so far has been manageable, a trio of Five Towns villages provided the Herald with a rundown of its manpower, supplies and costs for the usual snowstorms that are expected until spring’s arrival later in March. more
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Not your typical chiseler
Interested in art from an early age when growing up in the Bronx, Stanley Buckstone took classes throughout his home borough for free during the Great Depression and began sculpting at 25, finally stopping when his health took its physical toll. more
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Swinging through the holiday season
The long-awaited winter recess that marks the upcoming holiday season, as well as the end of the current calendar year and the start of a new one, is not the only reason students and faculty are buzzing with activity and anticipation. more
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