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A Monarch butterfly danced around the milkweed in the Meadow Elementary School garden on Nov. 5.
Baldwin students tend to garden to learn about plants
Elementary school students in Baldwin are digging in the dirt this fall, but not just during their recess. The young “citizen scientists” are tending to their school’s gardens … more
The Rev. Susan Joseph Rack
Baldwin church welcomes new pastor
As pandemic restrictions lift, the First Presbyterian Church of Baldwin on St. Luke’s Place is resuming in-person services with a new face in the pulpit. The congregation welcomed a new … more
Judy Griffin
Griffin wins a second term representing Assembly District 21
After a tight race, Judy Griffin has won a second term representing Assembly District 21. Griffin, a Democrat from Rockville Centre, defeated Republican challenger Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, … more
At a Baldwin Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Coral House on Nov. 11, Baldwin American Legion Post 246 Commander Bob Hare, far left, received a proclamation from State Assemblywoman Judy Griffin and State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, not pictured, along with veterans Joseph Eberhart and Thomas Fitzpatrick, who were also honored.
Honoring veterans in Baldwin amid different circumstances
A group of people gathered in the Baldwin American Legion Post 246 on Nov. 11 to pay tribute to the men and women who have served the country. “We pause to remember, this Veterans Day, the … more
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A group of Stop & Shop employees and Local 338 members outside their workplace last Friday after a news conference at which officials announced essential workers could be tested for coronavirus for free.
Town officials expand virus testing
For the next few weeks, essential workers can be tested for coronavirus for free, thanks to a new initiative launched by Town of Hempstead officials in collaboration with Northwell Health. More … more
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Jeff Gelbwaks conceptualized the Split the Bill NY initiative with his sister, Randi Sidgmore.
One-day program to cover half your dinner bill in Baldwin
“We got rain out there, we got curfews going into local businesses, but there’s a bright spot here in Baldwin today,” said Eric Alexander of Vision Long Island and Long Island Main … more
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Nicole Iannarone
Facilitating transitions for children on the autism spectrum
As any parent knows, transitions can often be difficult. This is one topic that arises repeatedly in parent education. For some individuals on the autism spectrum, everyday transitions may be quite … more
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Kitty O’Hara’s, on Merrick Road in Baldwin, has hung plastic curtains in the outdoor dining area.
Restaurants prepare for the winter
As colder weather creeps in and winter approaches, Baldwin restaurants, which may no longer be able to serve patrons outdoors, are preparing and winterizing. Kitty O’Hara’s, on … more
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The large fiberglass golf ball that used to sit atop the ticket booth at Nunley’s Amusement Park in Baldwin decades ago was found at Obnoxious Antiques in New Jersey.
Nunley’s golf ball to return to Baldwin
The long-lost golf ball that, decades ago, sat atop the ticket booth near the miniature golf course at Nunley’s Amusement Park, on Sunrise Highway in Baldwin, is returning home. The … more
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U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice, above voting early in Hempstead, was re-elected with 52 percent of the vote.
Dead heat in 21st Assembly District
Election Day 2020 turned out to be a wild one. As of midnight on Tuesday, tens of thousands of absentee ballots remained to be counted, making projecting winners in any number of races for … more
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