Keyword: Robert Bogle
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Village Justice Robert Bogle, right, was installed by Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony Santino. Bogle’s wife, Kathy, is behind them.
Judge looks forward
Village Justice Robert Bogle was installed to his eighth term on April 6, reflecting on his 29 years in the role and looking ahead to the soon-to-be new home of his court at 195 Rockaway Ave. … more
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Bogle runs unopposed for village justice
Robert Bogle Age: 57Occupation: Valley Stream Village Justice; chief court attorney, Nassau County Criminal CourtsFamily: Wife, Kathy, and sons, Jim and RobEducation: Hofstra University Law … more
Ed Fare
Candidates kick off campaigns
The candidates running for seats in the village election on March 18 were announced last week, after the Feb. 11 deadline to submit petitions passed. The incumbents, running on the United … more
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Courtesy Village of Valley Stream The Civilian Patrol’s executive board members accepted a citation from the village at the group’s luncheon on January 11. From left are treasurer George Catalanotto, webmaster Frederick Jung, Mayor Ed Fare, President Ralph Polverino, Vice President Christine Kelly, Director of Operations David Sabatino and Village Justice Robert Bogle.
Village recognizes Civilian patrol
Mayor Ed Fare and Justice Robert Bogle presented a citation to the Valley Stream Civilian Patrol at the group’s annual luncheon on January 11, commending members for their dedication to helping … more
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Kimberly Thomas, right, accepts the Chamber's first Community Service Award from Gyulay.
Valley Stream Chamber presents awards at annual dinner
The Valley Stream Chamber of Commerce honored a local bank and two individuals for their service to the community at its annual dinner at the Sand Castle in Franklin Square on Oct. 2. Astoria … more
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A vacant house at 109 N. Cottage St. has been an eyesore for years and has drawn the ire of neighbors and village officials alike.
Valley Stream targets vacant homes
Valley Stream village officials are pressuring the owners of 18 vacant homes to do a better job of maintaining their property, in an effort to improve the quality of life for their neighbors. It’s a battle that is difficult to fight, they say, because 17 of the homes are owned by banks, mortgage companies or other large financial institutions. more
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A view of the courthouse construction from the mezzanine level, where the judge’s chambers and a conference room will be located.
New Valley Stream court moving forward
A project that has been years in the making is finally coming to fruition, as village crews are working five days a week to convert a stately old building on Rockaway Avenue into the new Valley Stream courthouse. more
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Construction Work will soon be in full force at 195 Rockaway Ave. to turn it into the new courthouse.
Courthouse under construction
Within the next few weeks, Valley Stream officials expect construction to be in full swing at 195 Rockaway Ave., the downtown building being converted into the village’s courthouse. more
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109 N. Cottage St. has been vacant since 2001.
Village taking action with vacant homes
Despite being vacant and abandoned for years, 17 unkempt properties in Valley Stream have not gone unnoticed, and now, village officials are taking action against the property owners to spruce up their land. more
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Dr. Richard DeAngelis and Judge Robert Bogle were this year’s Friends of Bridge honorees.
Bridge honors life-long Valley Streamers
For more than four decades, Friends of Bridge has been serving Valley Stream to help people and families that are coping with substance abuse problems. Those problems can’t be solved without the backing of the community. more
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