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Twins Anthony and Angie Sissons, 9, played behind a 7,000-pound hunk of granite that their parents added to their property, at the corner of Prospect Avenue and Second Street, after a car drove into their home Memorial Day weekend.

A number of car accidents on Prospect Avenue in recent years, including one on Sunday that sent two women to a hospital, has intensified discussion among residents who say that pedestrians are not adequately protected from reckless drivers on the busy road. more

By David Weingrad | 7/29/15

Standing behind Nassau County Legislature Presiding Officer Norma Gonsalves were community leaders Rich Bivone and Helen Meittinis left, Acting County Police Commissioner Thomas Krumpter, Town of Hempstead Councilman Gary Hudes, Town Supervisor Kate Murray and County Executive Ed Mangano.

A group effort to erase graffiti

Local government, police and community leaders joined together in East Meadow on May 15 to announce a joint partnership to combat graffiti vandalism. more

By David Weingrad | 5/27/15

$The lockers, which are six feet long and 3¼ feet wide, are located on the north side of the Bellmore train station.$

Town to hold Bellmore bike locker lottery

Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray, Councilwoman Erin King Sweeney, Councilman Gary Hudes and Town Clerk Nasrin Ahmad are inviting residents to enter the town’s annual “planet-friendly” bike … more

By Julie Mansmann | 4/9/15

Hempstead Town Councilman Gary Hudes demonstrated proper handshake etiquette with Spencer Kaufman during a recent business seminar at Calhoun High School in North Merrick.

Hempstead Town councilman teaches business basics at Calhoun High

“How are you doing so far?” Hempstead Town Councilman Gary Hudes bellowed, addressing Peter Palazzo’s class at Calhoun High School on a recent Thursday. “Outstanding!” senior Spencer Kaufman replied. more

By Scott Brinton | 11/26/14

The MTA proposes to bus all LIRR commuters into the city from Nassau Community College and six train stations, including Bellmore, in the event of a strike.

Bellmore-Merrick braces for possible LIRR strike

With a Long Island Rail Road strike looming, Bellmore-Merrick residents and business owners are preparing for the distinct possibility that tens of thousands of commuters might be bused from the … more

By Julie Mansmann | 7/2/14

Randy Shotland, of Merrick, addressed the Hempstead Town Council on June 10, voicing his opposition to a proposed 7-Eleven at the northwest corner of Merrick Road and Babylon Turnpike in Merrick.

Town: We can’t legally block 7-Eleven

Merrick residents articulated many reasons why they do not want to see a 7-Eleven open at 150 Merrick Road, opposite Levy-Lakeside Elementary School, during a June 10 Hempstead Town Council meeting. Town officials, however, said there was nothing they could do legally to stop the business from moving in. more

By Brian Racow | 6/19/14

The unveiling of a street sign dedicated to Officer Francis T. Pitone, an NYPD officer and Sept. 11 first responder who died last August, was met with applause.

Street dedicated to 9/11 first responder

Hanging below the traditional green street sign on Corey Lane in East Meadow is another one, a blue commemorative sign reading “Officer Francis T. Pitone Ln,” in honor of a 20-year New York Police Department officer, a first responder after the Sept. 11 attacks, who died last August. more

By David Weingrad | 4/2/14

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray joined Councilman Gary Hudes, right, “to declare war” on potholes during a news conference on Monday morning in North Merrick.

Town of Hempstead takes on potholes

The Town of Hempstead is increasing road crews assigned to pothole repair by 66 percent over last year, according to Supervisor Kate Murray, who held a news conference in North Merrick on Monday morning to announce the increased resources. more

2/26/14

Town Councilman Hudes to address pothole, snow-plowing issues at Thursday night meeting

The North and Central Merrick Civic Association’s next meeting, which will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday at the North Merrick Public Library, will deal with roadway potholes and snow plowing issues that local residents have raised in recent weeks. more

2/19/14

Despite the snow, the parking lots surrounding the Merrick LIRR station were, as usual, full on Tuesday morning.

Permit parking is coming to Merrick LIRR lot

As soon as dawn breaks on typical weekday mornings, the race is on for a parking spot in the lot at the Merrick Long Island Rail Road station. Within a few hours, the lot is full, and many commuters have missed their chance. That’s the way it’s been for decades in Merrick. more

By Brian Racow | 2/19/14

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