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A Traffic study showed the intersection with Green Acres Road and the Home Depot driveway needs traffic signal improvements.
Green Acres traffic study released
An expansion project at the Green Acres Mall five years ago has not had a significant impact on traffic, a recent report shows. more
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Board member Frank Chiachiere watches as Wheeler Avenue School Principal Christine Zerillo demonstrates a SMART Board.
Board gets up close look at building needs
The District 13 Board of Education will consider nearly a million-and-a-half dollars worth of capital projects, repairs and equipment purchases as budget planning for the 2010-11 school year begins. more
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South High School Principal Maureen Henry reads a sign dedicating the gazebo.
‘It was built with love’
It was built in the rain and dedicated in the cold. In between, the new gazebo at Hewlett House has become a popular spot for those who are battling cancer. more
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Police investigate the scene after a Dec. 9 robbery at Papandrew Jewelers, near the Valley Stream train station.
Jeweler OK after shooting
The owner of a Valley Stream jewelry store was shot during a robbery last week but was not seriously injured. Three suspects are in custody, but police say they believe the gunman is still at large. more
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Students at Forest Road School prepare for last year’s state science test, which is given in the fourth-grade at the elementary level.
Districts go exploring
Improving the science curriculum is a major initiative for two of Valley Stream’s elementary school districts this year. Districts 13 and 30 officials are hoping to unveil enhanced programs in September in a subject that often receives less attention than English Language Arts and math. more
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Ted Woodworth, 7, left, and Daniel O’Moore, 9, participated in the gingerbread house-making demonstration last Sunday afternoon.
Come on down to tasty town
The annual gingerbread house contest at the Pagan-Fletcher Restoration was a bit smaller this year, but Valley Stream Historical Society trustee Karen Selah reminded those in attendance that it’s the quality, not the quantity, of the entries that matters. more
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Creating a ‘one-stop’ shop for services
A new initiative by Nassau County has led to the creation of a local group dedicated to making sure people get services they need. more
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Volunteers sorted donations at the Holy Name of Mary food pantry on Monday morning.
Food pantries feel the need
Although food donations always increase around the holidays, leaders of local outreach centers say they can always use more. more
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Holy Name of Mary School students wrote letters and made cards and ornaments for troops overseas to give them some Christmas cheer.
Giving soldiers some Christmas cheer
Holy Name of Mary School students have done their part to make the holidays a little brighter for troops overseas. The children wrote letters, made cards and decorated ornaments for the soldiers. more
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District 13 Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Lison and Assistant Superintendent for Business Meredith Brosnan play on one of the new pieces of playground equipment.
Hey kids, go and play
With 500 elementary school students chanting “cut the ribbon,” officials did just that on Nov. 25, officially opening up the new playground at the James A. Dever School. more
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