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Rob Hampson, a hydraulic/coastal engineer with the Army Corps of Enginners, left, reviewed the Back Bays study with Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy.
‘Waiting for 2030 is unacceptable’
Nearly three years have passed, but the Nassau County Back Bays Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study to examine, in part, if storm gates can be installed at the Jones and East Rockaway inlets, will require more time, according to Scott Sanderson, section chief of coastal planning for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Philadelphia District. more
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Carriè Solages
Solages defeats Hardial in 3rd L.D. primary
Four-time Nassau County Legislator Carrié Solages emerged victorious in Tuesday’s Democratic primary race for the 3rd Legislative District, defeating his opponent Monique Hardial by a wide … more
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Diane Panzarino, who for the past 23 years has served as director of the Grace Methodist Nursery School, will be stepping down this July.
Grace Methodist Nursery School director to retire after 23 years
For Valley Streamer Diane Panzarino, it’s all about the children. Throughout her 44-year career in education, working in both public and private schools, she said, their energy and ingenuity … more
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Solages faces Hardial in Nassau 3rd L.D. primary contest
Elections in New York are going to be a bit different this year. Because of changes made this winter to the state law intended to have federal, state and local primary races fall on the same day, … more
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Valley Stream resident and Kay Development Group principal and founder Vassilios Kefalas, with Barbara DeGrace, representing the Village of Valley Stream.
Vision L.I. honors Valley Stream developer, village
Vision Long Island, an economic development advocacy agency, awarded the Village of Valley Stream and the New York City-based developer Kay Development Group its 2019 Smart Growth Award for mixed use … more
Village horticulturist Eugene Boening in his garden at the Hendrickson Park pool facility. His plant arrangements can be seen throughout Valley Stream.
Horticulturist gives Valley Stream pool its green look
Upon walking into the pool area at Arthur J. Hendrickson Park, there is a luscious decor of plants and trees that line the recreational space, bringing life to its otherwise Spartan concrete sprawl. … more
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Devi Arjune asked members of all four Valley Stream Boards of Education to consider adding Diwali to the school calendar.
Valley Stream South senior asks schools to add Diwali to their calendars
For the past two years, Devi Arjune has been petitioning the Valley Stream Central High School District Board of Education to add Diwali to the school calendar — she has collected more than 2,000 online and 60 print signatures for her petition, and has garnered support from Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky. On June 13, she continued her efforts by speaking to members of all four Valley Stream Boards of Education. more
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Central High School District board members vowed to work with North High School parents and students to ensure that the school is properly maintained.
Central High School District Board of Ed: ‘We will try to work with you’
Two Central High School District trustees surprised audience members at the district’s June 11 meeting, when they made motions to help fix North High School’s alleged crowding issue. First, … more
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Fifth Squad detectives arrested Hewlett resident Marat Blustin for allegedly exposing himself to women in Cedarhurst and Valley Stream.
Hewlett man arrested for public lewdness
A Hewlett man was arrested for allegedly exposing himself, while in his car, to seven women in four separate incidents stretching from July of last year to May 31, Nassau County Fifth Squad detectives said. more
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Local and federal elected officials and environmental advocates urged the Environmental Protection Agency to set standards for emerging contaminants in Long Islands water supply. At the lectern was Nassau County Executive Laura Curran.
L.I. congressional reps push for stricter water standards
Local and federal elected officials joined Long Island environmental advocates on June 18 to ask that the Environmental Protection Agency set stricter standards for the maximum contamination levels … more
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