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The CDBG grant plays a crucial role in supporting improvements to parks and playgrounds. Magnolia Park was redone last year.
Community speaks on development block grant at city council meeting
Long Beach community members voiced their opinions and suggestions regarding the city’s forthcoming Community Development Block Grant application to Nassau County at Tuesday’s council … more
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Is the promise of wind energy off L.I.’s shores fading?
As a result of the Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act, signed into law in 2019, New York committed to ambitious targets to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 . . . more
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Your Long Island is our Long Island
Long Island holds a special place in my heart, an unwavering home that draws me back no matter how far I may wander. Yet crafting a place into a genuine home is a process . . . more
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Richard Kessel, of Merrick, announced he was stepping down as chairman of the Nassau County Industrial Development Agency at its March 30 meeting.
Nassau County IDA chairman Richard Kessel announces he's stepping down
The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency's chairman Richard Kessel announced he would be stepping down from his position.  more
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Getting what you pay for in the classroom
When we think of the most influential people in our lives growing up, we’re likely to point out our parents, some members of our extended family, maybe even a religious leader or two. But no list is complete without teachers. more
The village will pour $300,000 into traffic-easing modifications to Hendrickson Avenue, from North Corona Avenue to Fletcher Avenue. Hamza Khan rode his bike along the busy stretch of road.
Village pours federal grant money into making busy road safer
ill pump $300,000 of federal funds into efforts to improve the way cars and pedestrians navigate Hendrickson Avenue, from North Corona Avenue to Fletcher Avenue, by installing a number of … more
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On Tuesday, the Town of Hempstead announced a Sept. 20 public hearing at which Five Towners can voice their concerns about traffic, parking, overcrowding and environmental challenges that accompany development. From left were Councilman Anthony D’Esposito, Town Supervisor Don Clavin, Lawrence Mayor Alex Edelman, village Trustee Paris Popack and Councilwoman Missy Miller.
Hempstead town to address Five Towns development concerns
On Tuesday, Town of Hempstead officials held a news conference outside Lawrence Village Hall, and announced a public hearing — on Sept. 20, at 7 p.m. — to address concerns about building development zones in Inwood and North Lawrence. more
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The Rockville Centre Zoning Board denied a request by a developer for variances to build a storage facility at 117 N. Long Beach Road.
Variance for proposed storage facility in Rockville Centre vetoed amid resident backlash
Amid backlash from several residents, the Rockville Centre Zoning Board denied a variance a developer sought to build a storage facility at 117 N. Long Beach Road on May 17. more
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The transit-oriented development project on S. Franklin Avenue will replace this strip of commercial properties with a 35-unit apartment complex.
Residents say new apartment projects will ruin their suburbs
For years, whenever she looked across the street from her home at 54 W. Jamaica Ave., Natalie Ormeno had a clear view of the Moore Funeral Home. The building was a fixture of her childhood, and the … more
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A developer recently purchased this building at 117 North Long Beach Road and plans to build a self-storage facility.
Self-storage facility planned for Rockville Centre
 A developer recently purchased an industrial property in Rockville Centre for $5.5 million and is planning to build a self-storage facility there. more
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