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Former Assemblyman Jerry Kremer has penned a new book.

From his days as a cub reporter in Long Beach to the pinnacle of New York State politics as the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, Jerry Kremer tells all. The sponsor of more than 250 … more

By Howard Schwach | 1/16/14

President's task force releases post-Sandy rebuilding recommendations

A task force mandated by President Barack Obama in the wake of Hurricane Sandy and charged with developing a strategy for rebuilding areas damaged by the devastating storm has issued a report … more

8/21/13

Traffic engineer Aryeh Lemberger outlined the proposed traffic abatement plan to a large group of residents and business owners.

Austin Boulevard changes set for next summer

After more than a decade of complaints, studies, fits and starts, work to remediate the traffic problems on busy Austin Boulevard in Island Park will begin next summer. After a two-year study, … more

By Howard Schwach | 8/7/13

Millions allotted for Sandy rebuilding

Long-suffering Long Islanders may soon see some additional Hurricane Sandy rebuild relief from the Federal Government. A new program funded by Federal Supplemental … more

By Amanda McKelvey | 7/24/13

Long Beach Medical Clinic closure ‘difficult situation’ for South Nassau

By HOWARD SCHWACH hschwach@liherald.com The fact that Long Beach Medical Center remains closed since it was devastated by Hurricane Sandy late last year has had an impact on a neighboring … more

By Howard Schwach | 7/10/13

King Kullen founder Michael J. Cullen moved to Point Lookout in the 1930s after founding America’s First Supermarket in 1930.

Island Park King Kullen is a family affair

When the new King Kullen supermarket in Island Park has its official opening on Dec. 14, it will be serving a region that was among the hardest hit by superstorm Sandy. The extent to which residents … more

12/13/12

Crossing guard Debra Bernhardt held back traffic as children and their parents crossed Merrick Avenue on the way to Camp Avenue School in Merrick last week. Many crossings were manned by police officers on the first day of school, while some were left unguarded.

Be careful crossing the street

Parents who let their children walk to school may want to take extra precautions this year: Nassau County has left some crossing guard posts unmanned. As a result of a hiring freeze and work … more

By Aaron Axelson | 9/12/12

An unidentified man was struck at one of the Island Park Long Island Rail Road crossings. He survived, but trains are being delayed.

Man struck by train in Island Park

A man in a motorized scooter crossing the tracks on Long Beach Road in Island Park was struck by a westbound Long Island Rail Road train this afternoon. The unidentified man was hit by the 4:29 … more

By Alex Costello | 6/8/12

Ribeye Bros. call Island Park home

Long before Long Beach resident Damian Walsh Jr. opened up his cheesesteak restaurant in Island Park, he and his friends used to frequent Mr. Philly in Oceanside. When Mr. Philly closed, Walsh and … more

By Alex Costello | 5/9/12

All you need is love (and patience)

I thought it would be sweet to go to Facebook and ask people how they fell in love. (Well, technically I asked “how you met your significant other,” but “how they fell in love” sounds a lot … more

Alex Costello | 2/15/12

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