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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray held a press conference on Thursday, Nov. 1 in front of a Levittown home on Rose Lane that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy. Murray, center, was joined by, from left, left, homeowners Lenny and Donna D'Andrea, Councilman Gary Hudes, Receiver of Taxes Don Clavin and Building Department Commissioner John Rottkamp.
Town Supervisor offers relief for homeowners
The Town of Hempstead is one of many local governments that are scrambling to help homeowners in need following the wreckage caused by Hurricane Sandy. more
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The Jackson Hotel, at 405 E. Broadway, was recently sold for $5.2 million.
A new hotel in Long Beach?
The Jackson Hotel — for years the only hotel in Long Beach — which fell into disrepair and struggled financially before it recently closed its doors, was purchased for approximately $5.2 million … more
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Long Beach firefighters battled a smoke heavy blaze that destroyed a home on East Bay Drive on Thursday.
Fire destroys East Bay Drive home
A fire destroyed an East Bay Drive home just after midnight on Thursday, causing so much damage that the home is in the process of being demolished. “I have deemed the building unsafe and … more
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Buildings on the former Woodlands Nursery site were demolished.
Townhouses likely to replace Woodlands site
Although the owner of the former Woodlands Nursery property has not yet submitted formal paperwork to the Malverne Village Board, he’s working on a proposal to request a zoning change that will … more
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A new village law will compel negligent homeowners to clean up and maintain their properties.
Clean up or pay up
Actions speak louder than words — and, in the hope that they also accomplish more than mere fines, the Malverne Village Board of Trustees passed a new local law last week amending the property … more
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Malverne’s former Woodland Nursery property may soon be razed to make way for something new.
The end of an eyesore
To put it nicely, Malverne’s former Woodland Nursery property is decrepit. The sagging, vine-covered chain-link fence that surrounds the 100-year-old Franklin Avenue estate is torn and worn. … more
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RVC animals in need of new homes
Two weeks after the horrific discovery of 16 neglected dogs and cats and 24 dead animals at 14 Montauk Ave., Town of Hempstead officials said Monday that the pets recovered from the house were ready … more
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Inside this home at 14 Montauk Ave., 40 animals were discovered
RVC's houses from 'hell'
Twice last week, authorities discovered neglected animals inside dilapidated Rockville Centre homes. The second discovery was by far the worst ... At 14 Montauk Ave., Faith Ross, 54, and her … more
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Monte Leeper
No end of regulations No end of regulations
Q. We had an addition built over 10 years ago but we didn’t get a permit. Many laws have changed and we have to do a lot of rigamarole, and maybe even tear part of the addition apart to correct things. We shouldn’t be made to do all these changes, should we? more
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Rockville Centre emergency workers responded to reports of structural damage to the office building at 2 Lincoln Ave. on Nov. 23. It remains closed as village officials and engineers develop plans to shore up damaged support columns in the parking garage under the building.
A Rockville Centre landmark in peril
A 23-year-old building in Rockville Centre is showing signs of age. On the afternoon of Nov. 23, the white office building at 2 Lincoln Ave. was evacuated when Building Department officials determined that it could potentially fall down after a major column broke in its parking garage, directly under the building. more
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