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District 13 school officials looked at some doors that need to be replaced at Howell Road School during last Saturday morning’s building tour.
Speaking for District 13’s buildings
Maintaining safe and comfortable schools for children and staff is a priority for District 13 Board of Education members, who got a thorough look at all four schools last Saturday morning. more
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Rockaway Avenue building would be a good addition
There has been talk of revitalizing Valley Stream’s downtown for the better part of a decade. As recently as a few years ago, the number of vacant stores on Rockaway Avenue was nearing two dozen. more
A Sign informs park visitors of the Recreation Department’s relocation to Firemen’s Field.
Valley Stream officials seek new uses for recreation building
The Hendrickson Park administration building looks very different inside than it did at the beginning of the summer. more
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The old Municipal building on Rockaway Avenue is up for sale and Valley Stream officials are looking to buy it to serve as the court and Village Hall annex.
Valley Stream officials look to buy old Village Hall
The Valley Stream Village Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing on Monday night about its plans to purchase a building on Rockaway Avenue to serve as a Village Hall annex. more
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The Hendrickson Park administration building was surrounded by several feet of water during the heavy rainstorm on Aug. 14. Water got into the building and came up to the top of desks, leaving behind mold and damage to the walls.
Storm damages Hendrickson Park administration building
The Hendrickson Park administration building will no longer house Valley Stream’s recreation department. Three feet of water in the building during a heavy rainstorm on Aug. 14 has prompted village officials to move the department to the Firemen’s Field clubhouse and seek other uses for the 45-year-old building. more
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An architect’s rendering of Nassau Community College’s new $40 million life sciences building, which will house the college’s chemistry and nursing departments. The facility is set to open in the spring of 2012.
Breathing new life into Nassau Community College
The future is now for Nassau Community College in Garden City, and it’s taking shape in a $40 million life sciences building under construction on the north side of campus. more
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Sharon Daly and Edward Donoghue will be honored by Friends of Bridge.
Friends of Bridge to honor pair
Friends of Bridge, Valley Stream’s drug and alcohol addiction counseling center, will hold its annual fundraising brunch on Sunday, March 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the VFW Hall, located at … more
Changing Long Island’s mind — and building codes
The Long Island Index — an independent, non-partisan group that compiles data every year about different aspects of Long Island — has spent the past few years working on analyzing the area’s … more
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A fire at 315 N. Central Ave. in Valley Stream left one apartment gutted and several others with smoke and water damage.
Valley Stream apartment fire injures seven, displaces dozens
Eight families were displaced by a fire in an apartment building on Central Avenue in Valley Stream this morning. Flames destroyed one apartment and seven other units had smoke and water damage. more
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Board of Education trustee Jim Lavery and Clear Stream Avenue School Principal John Singleton look over doors to the gymnasium that are in need of replacement.
Buildings get attention in District 30
Three of Valley Stream District 30’s four school buildings will need some upgrades in the next few years ranging from new windows and doors to heating system improvements. Administrators and Board of Education members got to see just what these needs are — about $792,000 for next year — during a facilities tour last Saturday morning. more
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