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Through the power of imagination, a parking lot became Scrooge’s childhood boarding school during ‘A Christmas Carol,’ performed by members of the Sea Cliff Civic Association.
Sea Cliff gets a visit not from Santa, but from Scrooge
Sea Cliff residents of all ages walked through the village on Sunday, following behind a cavalcade of Victorian characters from the Sea Cliff Civic Association’s production of “A … more
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Before and after photos of the repaving work finalized this June at Coes Neck Road.
Catching up on Baldwin Oaks Civic's work
Although Baldwin is a town of roughly 25,000 residents, it boasts two civic associations. Baldwin Oaks Civic Association mostly addresses issues in North Baldwin. This year they engaged in several … more
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Caroline McCahon
Civic Association work to honor lost friend
May 22, 2021, marked the 31st anniversary of the death of Caroline McCahon, who died unexpectedly at age of 28 in 1990. In her memory, the Baldwin Civic Association is working to name a local pond … more
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Kiya Henry, 9, left, with her sister Nia, 10, hold their own story book at their Healing Blue Lotus tent in the first Baldwin Summer Arts Festival on June 17.
Baldwin’s First Summer Arts Festival draws out hundreds
Hundreds attended the first Baldwin Summer Arts Festival, sponsored by the Baldwin Civic Association, on Sat, July 17 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Baldwin Community Garden, 1980 Grand Avenue. The … more
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Fighting the good fight against conspiracies (Part 2)
America has been fertile ground for conspiracy theories. Some social scientists say that the conspiracy world began to flourish with the Kennedy assassination in 1963. more
Baldwin Civic Association President Darien Ward, far right, and immediate Past President Karen Montalbano discussed Baldwin’s revitalization plans with Eric Alexander, of Vision Long Island.
Civic leaders talk Baldwin’s future
Baldwin civic leaders recently discussed the community’s development plans at a virtual panel hosted by Vision Long Island, an organization that advocates for community growth and … more
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What happened to civic responsibility?
The events at the Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6 and the exhortations by some elected officials leading up to them got me to thinking about civic responsibility and our nation’s future. more
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David Orwasher, chief development officer for Breslin Realty, spoke with residents and business owners at a Baldwin Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Coral House on Nov. 11.
Breslin Realty offers updates on Baldwin project
As a supporting petition  made its way around the room collecting signatures, a Breslin Realty representative described updates to a large mixed-use project slated for Grand Avenue and Sunrise … more
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Woodcrest Village Park, a $60 million, 230-unit apartment complex on Rockaway Avenue, will be built on a lot that has been vacant since Hurricane Sandy destroyed another complex there.
Developers eye late 2021 for Woodcrest Village Park complex in Oceanside
Despite vocal community opposition, construction is progressing on a $60 million, 230-unit apartment complex on Rockaway Avenue in Oceanside, and developers have set December 2021 as its completion date. more
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Jeff Gelbwaks conceptualized the Split the Bill NY initiative with his sister, Randi Sidgmore.
One-day program to cover half your dinner bill in Baldwin
“We got rain out there, we got curfews going into local businesses, but there’s a bright spot here in Baldwin today,” said Eric Alexander of Vision Long Island and Long Island Main … more
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