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Women’s Boutique owner Elinor Organ was given the Business Pride Award for showing appreciation for the community and her customers.
W.H. business owner takes pride in her work
Elinor Organ loves the work she does. And so does the West Hempstead Community Support Association, which recently awarded the local business owner its Business Pride Award. Organ has owned … more
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Renovations are set to begin at West Hempstead's Lakewood Stables.
Renovations to begin at Lakewood Stables
Lakewood Stables has announced that it is set to begin a renovation project this month. Though Lakewood’s proposal to demolish and rebuild its facility in West Hempstead was approved by the … more
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The Courtesy Hotel was officially sold to developer Mill Creek Residential on Feb. 10.
Developer inks deal to close the Courtesy Hotel
The Courtesy Hotel officially closed its doors last week as developer Mill Creek Residential Trust signed the deal to take over the property, demolish the crime-ridden eyesore and replace it with an … more
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The Courtesy Hotel closed its doors last week, likely in anticipation of a closing on the West Hempstead property expected by mid-January.
Courtesy Hotel closes, West Hempstead celebrates
The Courtesy Hotel appears to have closed its doors — at least for now. On the morning of Dec. 5, a sign, with misspellings in two languages, was posted on the front doors of the notoriously … more
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Kathleen Dunne is well-known throughout West Hempstead for her unfailing dedication to and love of the community.
West Hempstead volunteer 2010 Person of the Year
When people talk about 50-year-old West Hempstead resident Kathleen Dunne, they light up. With a glimmer of pride in their voices, they sigh buoyantly and ask themselves where to begin describing the … more
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Despite the cold, dozens gathered in West Hempstead for the holiday lighting ceremony at Hall’s Pond Park on Dec. 5.
Finger-licking fun as West Hempstead welcomes the holidays
Bustling with activities: that’s how one could best describe West Hempstead during the first week of December. With Hanukkah here and Christmas on the way, residents of the two communities … more
Merrick to host Special Needs Open House
The Educational Support Committees of the Merrick School District PTAs will host a Special Needs Open House for local recreational programs and services on Monday, Dec. 6, from 7 to 9 p.m. more
New benches and planters were installed along Hempstead Avenue to make it more visually appealing.
Revitalization vital to West Hempstead's vivacity
Dozens of planters, banners and benches dot Hempstead Avenue in West Hempstead. Trees line both sides of the recently repaved commercial street, interrupted at various intersections by brick paving … more
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Rockville Centre emergency workers responded to reports of structural damage to the office building at 2 Lincoln Ave. on Nov. 23. It remains closed as village officials and engineers develop plans to shore up damaged support columns in the parking garage under the building.
A Rockville Centre landmark in peril
A 23-year-old building in Rockville Centre is showing signs of age. On the afternoon of Nov. 23, the white office building at 2 Lincoln Ave. was evacuated when Building Department officials determined that it could potentially fall down after a major column broke in its parking garage, directly under the building. more
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Steven Trezza’s community service project aims to protect local waterways.
A little effort could go a very long way and save the Bay
If you have been reading my articles, you know that storm-drain runoff is one of many factors that have negatively affected Long Island’s Great South Bay. The declining clam population has also … more
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