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A State Supreme Court Appeals judge dismissed the claims for former Atlantic Beach residents Ruth and Seymour Radow, which allow the Atlantic Beach Club to legalize several existing structures.
Court denies Atlantic Beach residents’ appeal
An appellate judge in an Aug. 6 ruling dismissed claims by Atlantic Beach residents that a beach club’s town-approved expansion threatened property values. more
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Rockville Centre Letters to the Editor
Dismayed by HUD decision To the Editor: I read with much dismay the report that U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development regulations preclude tenants elected by the residents of Old … more
A federal court has backed a Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals ruling to deny cell towers at Congregation Beth Tikvah, formerly the Farmingdale-Wantagh Jewish Center, on Woodbine Avenue in Wantagh.
Cell tower rejected in Wantagh
A federal court decision halting the construction of a proposed cell tower complex is being hailed as a major victory for Wantagh residents who have been fighting the plan for years. more
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Sutun-e-Haqq Assembly of God, Inc., purchased the property at the corner of Grand and Stanton avenues in 2012.
Church looks to make Baldwin new home
The former site of a Chinese restaurant on Grand Avenue was the focus of more than a dozen Baldwin residents last week who attended a Town of Hempstead Board of Appeals public hearing. It was also the focus for members of Sutun-e-Haqq Assembly of God, Inc., a church currently based in Queens that purchased the property in 2012. more
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The city hired outside legal counsel last week, amid ongoing litigation with the developer of Sea Pointe Towers, at 360 Shore Road, above, who is suing the city for $50 million.
City hires legal counsel to fight $50M lawsuit
The City Council voted unanimously last week to hire two law firms to assist in its ongoing litigation with a developer that is suing the city, the Zoning Board of Appeals and a number of current … more
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The Hampton Inn will build a four-story addition if its plans are accepted by the village Board of Zoning Appeals.
Hampton Inn plans four-story expansion
A plan is in the works to expand Rockville Centre’s Hampton Inn, meaning that it could soon be easier to get a room in the village. The proposal, which was scheduled to be discussed by the … more
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Wenwood Drive, outside Woodland Middle School, pictured above in March, was the site of the 2007 picketing incident.
N.Y. Court of Appeals: Teachers endangered student safety
The New York State Court of Appeals ruled last week that two East Meadow teachers endangered student safety when they picketed from their parked cars before school on a street outside Woodland Middle School on a rainy day in March 2007, protesting stalled contract negotiations. more
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The new Bonefish entrance, just off Sunrise Highway on Morris Avenue. The restaurant’s opening has been delayed until later this month, but could be even later if the BZA does not approve a parking variance.
Businesses rally against Bonefish
At a Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on April 23, Bonefish Grill’s appeal for a parking variance was adjourned until May 7, pushing back even further the restaurant’s opening date. Bonefish, … more
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Village aims to help parking
At a meeting last week, Rockville Centre passed a law that will make it more difficult for businesses that will generate a lot of parking to come into the village. The new law was unanimously … more
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A new construction sign at 413 E. Market St. that caused confusion among residents, pictured, was removed.
Residents oppose East Market subdivision
Residents called on the Zoning Board of Appeals on Feb. 27 to reject a developer’s plan to raze a Hurricane Sandy-damaged home on East Market Street, subdivide the property and build two … more
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