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East Rockaway resident Phyllis Boland, pictured here with her son, Andrew, 26, who suffers from a rare neurological disorder, is fighting to keep her Hurricane Sandy-damaged home after the Interim Mortgage Assistance program expired.
East Rockaway Sandy victim fighting to save her home
An East Rockaway resident who has been displaced from her home since Hurricane Sandy is now fighting to keep it after the expiration of the Interim Mortgage Assistance program. more
Belmont plan raises many unanswered questions
On Dec. 20, Gov. Andrew Cuomo arrived to much fanfare at Belmont Park to make a major announcement: The Islanders would return to Long Island — in a new $1 billion arena at the park . . . more
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The Regal movie theater being built in Lynbrook will have 13 auditoriums. Like the one above, they need finishing touches to the floors and walls, and the seats and screens will soon be installed.
Herald tours Lynbrook’s new Regal movie theater
Raising his voice against the sounds of drills and other tools reverberating through the unfinished lobby of the Regal movie theater as dozens of workers scrambled about, Project Superintendent Marc Losquadro discussed the strategy of completing such an undertaking. more
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Public corruption depends on civic apathy
People like to think the best of others, including elected and appointed officials at all levels, from your local village to the high hills of Albany or D.C. Our confidence is almost always affirmed, because most local public servants are . . . more
Nick Halstead, left, and Russell Tepper, representatives of Mill Creek Residential, proposed building a luxury apartment complex on Rocklyn Avenue in Lynbrook to the village’s board of trustees on Aug. 14. They withdrew from the project on Aug. 24.
Developers terminate contracts for proposed Lynbrook apartments
Just 10 days after making a presentation to the Lynbrook village board about building luxury rental apartments on Rocklyn Avenue, Mill Creek Residential terminated contracts with the businesses that occupy the land it hoped to develop. more
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State should rethink its local-diploma policy
Since 2012, when New York state adopted the Common Core State Standards, many students with special needs have received certificates rather than diplomas when they completed high school. more
The Lynbrook Village board voted to authorize Village Clerk John Giordano to apply for a $10 million revitalization grant, which will be awarded to one village throughout Long Island from the New York State Office of Economic Development. Deputy Mayor Alan Beach, left, Mayor Bill Hendrick and Trustees Mike Hawxhurst and Ann Marie Reardon made the decision.
Lynbrook Village applies for $10 million revitalization grant
The Lynbrook Village board of trustees voted in favor of applying for a $10 million downtown revitalization initiative grant that will be awarded to one community on Long Island by the New York State Office of Economic Development. The application was due on June 14. more
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Greed has no boundaries
If there was ever a company that demonstrated greed, it would be iStar. If there was ever a city government that demonstrated a lack of openness and morality, it is the officials of the City of Long Beach. more
A reminder of the South Shore’s vulnerability
People have gathered on the Long Beach boardwalk in recent weeks to watch crews operating towering cranes hauling stones along the beach to rebuild the city’s jetties, part of an Army Corps of Engineers coastal protection plan . . . more
Everybody wants lower taxes, so let’s urbanize
Everybody is against everything everywhere. That seems to be a common theme in Nassau County. Where else can you find people so opposed to . . . more
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