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The Guardian Bus Company depot on Long Beach Road in Island Park has been causing its neighbors problems, from a lack of parking spaces to diesel fumes, but now the Town of Hempstead is taking … more
The Island Park Civic Association filled a food truck with donations for the Sacred Heart Church pantry on Nov. 21. President Anna Califano D’Amaro said they received $600 to buy items and boxes … more
“It has everything an Emergency Room should,” said Nubia Rodriguez spokesperson for South Nassau Communities Hospital (SNCH), “It is open day and night, has a full staff of doctors and nurses, … more
The Island Park Civic Association hosted a meet the candidates night at the Island Park Library on Oct. 13. Five of the seven candidates that were invited appeared. Each was given a chance to … more
Last spring the Island Park Civic Association sponsored “The Great Pumpkin Affair,” and gave out giant pumpkin plant seedlings inviting area residents to try their hand at growing a giant … more
The Island Park Civic Association held a “Snapperthon” on Sept. 19 at Shell Creek Park. Among the participants were adults and kids from Island Park, Oceanside and Baldwin, 75 registered for the … more
The Island Park Civic Association hosted a “Hug a Bunny” night at Miami Nights restaurant on March 27, and collected over 100 stuffed bunnies. Last week they visited area hospitals to distribute … more
The Island Park Civic Association hosted a “Hug a Bunny” night at Miami Nights restaurant on March 27. For a $10 donation and a stuffed bunny you enjoyed drinks and food. more
The Island Park Civic Association learned more about the proposed Port Ambrose Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) deep-water port where tankers would transfer LNG to or from the station, at its Mar. 10 meeting. Opponents claim the port, to be located off Long Beach, would be a threat to the environment, a target for terrorism, could be expanded for export, and will only have 6 full time jobs. more
The Nassau County Department of Social Services once housed homeless families and sex offenders at the Long Beach Motor Inn, on Austin Boulevard in Island Park, but a law governing sex offenders passed by Nassau County changed that. The law, passed in 2006, prevented sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of a school, and both the Little Village Nursery School and the Lincoln Orens Middle School are within 1,000 feet of the motel. more
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