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The future of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum property in Uniondale, just steps from East Meadow, remains in question.
Town of Hempstead to unveil plan for Nassau Coliseum property
While the possibility of a casino at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum property has become a hot topic, the Lighthouse project has not officially gone dark yet — at least not in the offices … more
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A casino deserves serious consideration
Last week, freshman Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano laid it on the line for county residents. He told us that the county is facing a $286 million deficit, the largest in its history. more
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County exec betting on Nassau’s future?
After some seven years of studies, community meetings, press conferences and tens of millions of dollars spent on planning and consultants, the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum remains an aging concrete behemoth surrounded by 77 acres of cracking asphalt. It is a glaring eyesore in one of the nation’s wealthiest counties. more
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Too early to place bet on Nassau Coliseum casino?
Legislator Norma Gonsalves (R-East Meadow) was surprised when she heard news about a possible casino at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum property. But she was not shocked. … more
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A Lighthouse neutral zone
As Charles Wang and the Lighthouse Development Group tried to prove, silence can be deafening. Wang wanted the Town of Hempstead to give him an answer — yes or no. It appeared that the town carried the keys to his development dreams. more
The Lighthouse plan as proposed by co-developers Charles Wang and Scott Rechler. On Monday, Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray will announce a plan to craft a new zone for the Nassau Coliseum property that will be a 'scaled-back' version of the original proposal.
Town OKs plan for ‘scaled-down’ development
As expected, the Hempstead Town Council unanimously approved its plan to devise a "zoning blueprint" for the Nassau Coliseum property. more
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The Lighthouse project, led by New York Islanders owner Charles Wang and real estate executive Scott Rechler, includes a renovated Nassau Coliseum, a new convention center, a residential community, space for offices, business and retail, a sports and recreation center, open space and a canal.
Exploring other options
While the Lighthouse project remains in limbo as 2009 winds down, developments in Queens and Brooklyn appear to be gathering steam.In Nassau County, Lighthouse developers Charles Wang and Scott … more
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the lighthouse project was a topic of fierce debate leading up to Charles Wang’s Oct. 3 “deadline,” but the Islanders owner has been quiet as of late.
Murray: Lighthouse talks going ‘smoothly’
This year’s election brought about a change in Nassau County government, but the status of the Lighthouse project remains static and unclear. Ironically, Election Day fell exactly a month … more
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Developers Charles Wang and Scott Rechler asked the Town of Hempstead for certainty on the Lighthouse project by Oct. 3.
Wang: no plans to abandon Lighthouse project
New York Islanders owner Charles Wang, lead developer for the Lighthouse project, has denied a report claiming he has abandoned the proposal.Citing an unnamed source, the Long Island Press reported … more
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A rendering of "celebration plaza," a main attraction of the proposed Lighthouse project that includes a refurbished Coliseum, a new convention center, a five-star hotel, a residential community, retail stores, restaurants, offices, a canal and landscaped recreational space.
Project on thin ice?
Charles Wang’s “certainty date” came and went last Saturday, making the future of the Lighthouse project — and possibly the New York Islanders — less than … more
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