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Fran Adelson was sworn in at Sunday's induction ceremony at City Hall.
Adelson is named Long Beach City Council president
“It’s a new year and a new day,” Fran Adelson said during her induction speech, shortly before she was unanimously voted City Council president on Sunday. “I am very grateful … I … more
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Matthew Tomitz, a Boy Scout with West Hempstead Troop 240, painted over bricks covered in graffiti last Saturday. He and about a dozen other volunteers from local organizations joined the West Hempstead Chamber of Commerce’s beautification committee to clean up a vacant property on Hempstead Turnpike.
Volunteers paint and clean vacant W.H. property
West Hempstead is getting made over one step at a time. The local Chamber of Commerce launched a beautification community that undertook, as one of its first projects, the cleanup of a vacant … more
Malverne Board of Education fails to comply with time FOIL request time limits.
Malverne Board of Ed fails to comply with FOIL requests
Freedom of information is a journalist’s most cherished freedom, for without it, truth can be obscured and the public kept in the dark. Among journalists’s most commonly used tools is the … more
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North Bellmore Superintendent Arnold Goldstein, Board of Education President Grace Cramsie, center, and Vice President Joann DeLauter at Tuesday night's board meeting, at which it was decided that Gunther Elementary School would close next June.
Board approves Gunther closing
At the close of the workday on June 30, 2012, Gunther Elementary will close its doors to North Bellmore School District children. That was the decision the North Bellmore Board of Education rendered on Dec. 12. It came following the 21-member Committee to Explore Educational Options’ recommendation to close Gunther at the group’s final meeting in November more
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Public hearing on Gunther closing set for Thursday, Dec. 8
North Bellmore’s Committee to Explore Educational Options recommended closing Gunther School at a Nov. 16 meeting. Committee members presented findings to the Board of Education, which will hold a public hearing to review the committee’s recommendation on Thursday, Dec. 8, at Saw Mill Road School at 7 p.m. more
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The City Council will hold a special meeting on Nov. 30 in an attempt to borrow $4.5 million to cover a cash-flow shortage.
Long Beach city officials will attempt to fill cash-flow gap at emergency meeting
City officials will attempt to borrow $4.5 million during an emergency City Council meeting at 5 p.m. on Wednesday amid a cash flow shortage that could prevent the city from meeting its Dec. 23 … more
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The West Hempstead Chamber of Commerce has formed a beautification committee that will work to clean up unsightly graffiti and other eyesores throughout the hamlet.
Cleanup by committee: W.H. Chamber group targets hamlet's messes large and small
Karl Riesterer has a large binder filled with photos of storefronts, telephone poles, mailboxes, fences and vacant properties throughout West Hempstead that are, in one way or another, … more
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The City Council will have a 4-1 Democratic majority in January, consisting of Mike Fagen, left, Fran Adelson, Len Torres and Scott Mandel. John McLaughlin will be the sole Republican on the council.
Long Beach Democrats start city manager search; police commissioner resigns
Although the newly elected Democratic members of the City Council won’t be sworn in until Jan. 1, the new team is already taking steps to begin the transition, which includes initiating a … more
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Valley Stream school officials: Most students belong
The belief that hundreds of students are illegally attending Valley Stream schools simply isn’t true, school officials said at the annual Residency Advisory Committee meeting Monday morning at Memorial Junior High School. more
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N. Bellmore still uncertain which school will close
During a meeting last Thursday, the North Bellmore School District’s Committee to Explore Educational Options reinforced what Board of Education members said recently — a school will close. For nearly a half-hour, the CEOO then discussed why one of the six elementary schools must close. more
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