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Some CrossFit members say that the training program has changed their lives, and that the gym’s owners have made attempts to address noise.
Fitness … to the extreme
Long Beach resident and surfer Raymond Smith said he was looking for a way to shed some pounds to get in better shape — and get lighter on his board. Instead of joining a gym, Smith said, … more
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Sonic plans are on hold
Will the first Nassau County Sonic reside in East Meadow Plaza? The answer is still unknown. more
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The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court ruled that the developer of Sea Pointe Towers, at 360 Shore Road, could move forward with a lawsuit against the city.
Court says developer can sue Long Beach
By Anthony Rifilato arifilato@liherald.com A ruling by the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in Nassau County has paved the way for a developer to move forward with a $50 million … more
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Board of Appeals denies Sonic variances
The Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals voted, 5-0, to deny all variance applications submitted by Attorney William Cohn on behalf of Sonic franchise owner Spencer Hart on March 7, just one week after the public hearing. more
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Residents sound off on Sonic
The possible arrival of a Sonic fast-food franchise has been a hot topic of discussion among East Meadow residents for months. The Town of Hempstead’s Board of Zoning Appeals has adjourned two meetings on the matter for various reasons, and the next attempt to hear the variance case is scheduled for March 7. more
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Kelly tapped for Long Beach Civil Service Commission
Former Democratic City Councilman Dennis Kelly has been tapped by City Manager Charles Theofan to fill a vacant spot on the three-member Civil Service commission, six months after a hearing officer … more
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Plans for West End Dunkin’ Donuts on hold, for now
Plans to open a Dunkin’ Donuts in the West End — which drew the ire of many residents who said the franchise would hurt the character of the community and local businesses — are, at least … more
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Rabbi Scott Hoffman, spiritual leader of Temple Israel of South Merrick, plans to compete in the New York City Marathon in November for the second straight year. His effort will benefit the United Jewish Appeal.
Taking on NYC’s biggest race for a cause
While running across the Queensboro Bridge during mile 16 of the 2010 New York City Marathon, Rabbi Scott Hoffman said he heard nothing. While usually flooded by cars headed to and from Manhattan, … more
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The Valley Stream Board of Zoning Appeals gave the go-ahead for Blessed Sacrament Church to rent its vacant school to a day care center.
Day care center approved at Blessed Sacrament
Precious Spirit Child Care, of New Hyde Park, will soon have a new home at the vacant Blessed Sacrament School on Rose Avenue in Valley Stream. The village’s Board of Zoning Appeals unanimously approved plans for the day care center on Sept. 20. more
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The Valley Stream Board of Zoning Appeals is considering applications to re-open and upgrade a vacant gas station at the corner of Woodlawn Avenue and Sunrise Highway.
Proposed gas station awaits zoning board approvals
Valley Stream’s Board of Zoning Appeals has reviewed several applications from 122F Realty Corp, owners of a vacant gas station on the corner of East Sunrise Highway and Woodlawn Avenue. more
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