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Island Park Mayor James Ruzicka voted in favor of an undisclosed settlement in the federal government's longstanding case against the village. The details of the settlement will be made public later this summer, Ruzicka said.
Island Park announces settlement in HUD lawsuit
After 20 years of legal back-and-forth, the Board of Trustees of the Village of Island Park voted at its meeting on June 21 to settle the lawsuit brought against it by the United States for the … more
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Long Beach seeks to boost its economic growth
The Long Beach City Council is working to create a local economic development corporation that could bolster revenue as the city contends with a fiscal crisis, attract new businesses to the area … more
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Kristen Mednick explained the 2010 Youth Development Survey results to East Rockaway community members on Feb. 9.
Survey: Teens still using drugs, alcohol
The findings of the 2010 Youth Development Survey were presented to East Rockaway community members and school officials at a meeting on Feb. 9 at the Rhame Avenue School. The results of the survey, … more
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South Nassau Communities Hospital earns state grant
On Dec. 8, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that $785 million will be awarded to various initiatives around the state through the Regional Economic Development Council initiative. Long Island will be … more
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The Hempstead Town Council reserved a decision on Barry Leon's proposal to rezone part of Hempstead Gardens Drive in West Hempstead in order to construction an apartment complex there.
Plans for W.H. apartment complex need revision: Hempstead Town Council
Barry Leon has to do some more homework before the Hempstead Town Council will consider approving his proposal to rezone a West Hempstead site from light manufacturing to multifamily urban renewal … more
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West Hempstead resident Barry Leon wants to buy a property on Hempstead Gardens Drive and redevelop it into a garden apartment complex.
A new look for West Hempstead?
A fifth of a mile isn’t much of a distance, but if a blighted area of a community is that large, it can seem like a huge open wound. A stretch of Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead, between … more
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Oceanside lawyer charged in fraud
An Oceanside lawyer was arrested on Oct. 6 on charges of a racketeering, bribery and extortion scheme allegedly being run by an assistant commissioner of the New York City Department of Housing … more
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this artist’s rendering of the new building to be constructed on the old Brooklyn Waterworks site was revised to reflect the building it is intended to replace, see below. The new structure, five stories high in some places and six in others, will be the largest in Freeport. Baldwin residents in the area worry about traffic congestion, damage to the ecosystem and other concerns.
Waterworks development clears hurdle
An embattled proposal to develop the old Brooklyn Waterworks site on Baldwin’s border with Freeport into a 121-unit, six-story apartment building took a step toward approval with a vote on Oct. 4 by the Freeport Landmarks Preservation Commission. The 4-4 tie was a victory for the project’s developer, Gary Melius, because the commission’s charter requires a majority to vote a proposal down. more
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All of the permits needed have been issued, and now the Island Park King Kullen is set to begin construction on Oct. 1.
Island Park King Kullen going up
After years of being held up by red tape, the last of the approvals has been given for construction to begin on the King Kullen in Island Park. The Town of Hempstead recently approved the final … more
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The buildings on the property were decrepit, with broken shingles and peeling facades, and enclosed by a sagging, rusty, vine-covered fence.
Woodland's decrepit buildings demolished
Demolition permits were recently approved for the former Woodland Nursery property on Franklin Avenue in Malverne. Although no specific proposal has been brought before the Village Board of Trustees, … more
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