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Manny Sokol celebrating his 90th birthday in a recreation of his NBA referee uniform at the Oceanside Care Center.
Manny Sokol, NBA referee, dies at 92
Manny Sokol , of Oceanside, a NBA referee who was known for his showmanship on the court during the 1960s and ’70s, died Aug. 14 from congestive heart failure. He was 92. more
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Mayor of the Village of Island Park Michael G. McGinty offers his words of remembrance and inspiration for the sacrifices made by all who died on 91101 at the World Trade Center.
Island Park gets $33 million for drainage system
State and Island Park officials have acquired $33 million from the Federal Emergency Management Agency to upgrade the village’s drainage system in September to help strengthen the village’s flood defenses. more
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Hope and Joe Cohen, owners of Hope’s Land of Candy in Island Park, recently celebrated Purple Heart Day with Joe Ponte at their shop. The Cohens mark the day with a fundraiser for the Purple Heart Foundation and the Museum of American Armor.
Celebrating Purple Heart Day in I.P.
Hope’s Land of Candy in Island Park celebrated Purple Heart Day Aug. 7 after the coronavirus pandemic prevented the 2020 edition of the event. Joan and Hope Cohen, a mother-daughter team who opened the candy shop seven years ago, partnered with the Museum of American Armor in Bethpage to provide passionate military re-enactors and vehicles for children to pose with and learn from and about. more
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Danny and David Antin with new business partner Randy Klein in front of their new Oceanside location for Danny’s Chinese Kitchen.
New Oceanside restaurant hits the ground running
Long Island entrepreneurs Danny and David Antin did not just weather the pandemic with their business Danny’s Chinese Kitchen, they have grown during it. In late June, they brought the brand to Oceanside as the long-awaited third location finally was able to open. more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau was named as one of the region's best hospitals by U.S. News & World Report.
Mount Sinai South Nassau named among best regional hospitals
Mount Sinai South Nassau ranked among the Best Regional Hospitals in the metro area and earned eight “high performing” badges for specific service areas, according to the latest U.S. News & World … more
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Mount Sinai South Nassau has seen a slight uptick in Covid cases.
Mount Sinai prepares for the Delta variant
With Covid-19 cases back on the rise and new CDC guidance announced on July 27, local hospitals and health professionals are preparing for the Delta variant of the virus. Dr. Adhi Sharma, Chief Medical Officer at Mount Sinai South Nassau Hospital, discussed how people can protect themselves and their loved ones from the B.1.617.2 (Delta) variant. more
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The Bay Park Conveyance Project seeks to redirect nitrogen-rich effluent from the Western Bays and it send into the Atlantic Ocean, where it will diffuse in deeper waters.
$439M Bay Park pipe project progressing
A $439 million conveyance project to redirect partially treated sewage from its current outflow in Reynolds Channel, just south Island Park and Oceanside, to a location in the Atlantic Ocean three miles south of Wantagh is progressing, according New York State Department of Environmental Conservation officials. more
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Austin Boulevard will see improvements to the road and drainage systems under Nassau County Executive Laura Curran’s 2021-24 Capital Improvement Plan.
Austin Boulevard a focus of county plans
On June 30, the Nassau County Legislature approved County Executive Laura Curran’s 2021-24 capital improvement plan. Under it, Austin Boulevard is scheduled for traffic and pedestrian improvements and storm and flood resiliency measures. more
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Oceanside School District Superintendent Dr. Phyllis Harrington.
Mask mandates for students puzzle Oceanside, Island Park parents, officials
Though Gov. Andrew Cuomo last announced that a mask mandate would be lifted in schools, state officials decided Monday that students should wear them inside for the rest of the school year, while parents expressed varying views about unmasking their children in school going forward. Districts can, however, choose to opt out of masking requirements. more
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Tim O’Hagan said he was excited to offer outdoor dining again to patrons this spring and summer. Above, O’Hagan, right, cooking under the sun alongside Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito.
Oceanside, Island Park eatery owners hope summer sizzles
With the weather warming and Covid-19 restrictions loosening, restaurant owners in Oceanside and Island Park said they are excited about the return of outdoor dining, but have had trouble staffing their businesses. more
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