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Immigration crisis needs fixing, not fighting
The next few weeks will tell whether there is any chance for Congress and President Trump to come to terms on an immigration policy that makes sense. The past few months have seen far too much brinkmanship . . . more
Bill Youngfert, second from left, led the meeting with, from left, Frank Culmone, Katherine Tarascio, Nancy Youngfert, Carl Gerrato and Joseph Camolli.
Franklin Square residents strategize to revitalize downtown
Franklin Square residents and business owners filled the public library’s meeting room and spilled outside the door on Jan. 14 to offer their ideas on revitalizing the area’s … more
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A dock at Tappen Beach, in Sea Cliff, leading out to Hempstead Harbor.
Coalition receives $75K to monitor Hempstead Harbor
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced on Dec. 4 that over $2.5 million in federal grants have been awarded to local government and community groups in New York, Connecticut, … more
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The Residency Advisory Committee met on Nov. 19 to discuss students who do not live in the Valley Stream Central High School District.
Illegal students removed from Valley Stream schools
Eleven nonresident students were removed from District 24 and the Central High School District between May and October, Clifford Odell, the high school district’s assistant superintendent for personnel and administration, reported at the Residency Advisory Committee’s semi-annual meeting on Nov. 19. more
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Nassau lawmakers approve $25 million settlement for ’07 Oceanside car crash victim’s family
On Oct. 3, the Nassau County legislature’s Rules Committee approved a $25 million legal settlement with the family of an Oceanside woman who was severely injured in a car accident in 2007, when she was 17. more
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On Tuesday night, the Glen Cove City Council heard the first report of a recently filled Finance Committee, which critiqued several of the city’s fiscal practices.
Glen Cove's Finance Committee makes its first report
The council approved the committee’s mission statement in May, but a series of nominees to sit on the committee had been voted down, leaving it only partially filled until three members were … more
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Walt Whitman, I celebrate thee!
My stomach was churning furiously. The Press Club of Long Island’s first-ever poetry reading on Aug. 23 was to begin in a half-hour at the Huntington Station birthplace of the unparalleled poet and journalist Walt Whitman. Would anyone show? I wondered. more
After concerns were raised over the finance committee nomination, Mayor Tim Tenke moved to table all 4 nominees.
Glen Cove City Council tables 4 finance committee appointees
At Tuesday’s City Council meeting, Mayor Tim Tenke moved, and the council voted, to table four nominations to the Glen Cove finance committee after Councilwoman Marsha Silverman objected to one of … more
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Republican members of the Glen Cove City Council voted against the appointment of two Finance Committee members.
Glen Cove finance committee seats unfilled
After the Republican members of the Glen Cove City Council voted down two Finance Committee appointments at a council meeting on Tuesday night, a majority of the committee’s five seats remain open … more
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Visitors to Posey Heisig’s French-inspired gardens were enveloped in a sea of green as they entered the backyard. She has been designing gardens for 30 years.
A planter’s paradise in Sea Cliff
The scorching heat last Saturday morning didn’t discourage visitors from attending the Bi-Annual Secret Garden Tour, sponsored by the Sea Cliff Beautification Committee. Since 1997, committee … more
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