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Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray, right, helped Margaret Tardibuono, of Levittown, affix a new “Do Not Knock” decal to her front door last week following the announcement of a new law targeting solicitors.
Town weighs 'Do Not Knock' law
The Town of Hempstead next week will consider a law that would implement a “Do Not Knock” policy to protect homeowners, while raising fines for solicitors who don’t register with the town. more
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Standard & Poor’s downgrades town rating
Standard & Poor’s reduced the Town of Hempstead’s bond rating by three levels last week, but town officials noted that the municipality still received a solid investment grade and that there were … more
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Town of Hempstead officials sent out crews and 200 pieces of equipment at 7 a.m.
Hempstead Town battling snowstorm
Spring isn’t here just yet, as Town of Hempstead crews are battling yet another snowstorm. The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for March 5, which will remain in effect … more
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Plan to address street flooding in the works
A master plan that would provide a roadmap for drainage infrastructure upgrades on local streets in south Seaford and Wantagh is in the works, thanks to funding provided through the New York Rising Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery program. more
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Town of Hempstead officials joined the staff of Harley-Davidson of Nassau County, in Bellmore, to create a memorable wedding-vows-renewal ceremony on Feb. 13.
Love and leather at Harley-Davidson
“What a great name for today!” Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray told Harley Nemzer, of Wantagh, on Feb. 13. Harley and his wife, Ellen, had just walked down a motorcycle-lined aisle at … more
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Cheers and jeers for our leaders
Our state and local leaders deserve our praise for keeping us safe during the blizzard a week and a half ago. more
Valley Stream-based lawyer Albert D’Agostino can collect state retirement benefits after the comptroller ruled he was an employee not an independent contractor of the government agencies who paid him.
Comptroller rules in D’Agostino’s favor
After nearly seven years the New York State Comptroller’s office ruled that Valley Stream-based lawyer Albert D’Agostino was an employee not an independent contractor of the school districts and municipalities he worked and can keep the retirement money he accrued. more
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After facing strong opposition from residents and elected officials, as well as a lawsuit, Nassau OTB said on Saturday it is withdrawing its plan to establish a gaming facility inside the Source Mall in Westbury, in a space that formerly held a Fortunoff.
Nassau OTB withdraws gaming proposal
Amid mounting pressure from local residents and elected officials, and a lawsuit filed against them, Nassau Regional Off Track Betting said it has withdrawn its plan to establish a gaming facility inside a former Fortunoff in the Source Mall in Westbury. more
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Nassau OTB's process was flawed
The decision earlier this month by Nassau Regional Off Track Betting to establish a gaming facility in Westbury has been met with strong opposition . . . more
Carolyne Tompkins and Cynthia Latorre, who live in the Westbury/Carle Place School District, have attended every meeting and voiced their opposition to the proposed gaming facility at the Source Mall property.
Lawsuit filed against Nassau OTB
An Article 78 lawsuit filed in Nassau County Supreme Court on Friday by local governments, residents and civic groups requested the court to temporarily block Nassau Off Track Betting from conducting contract negotiations to lease a space inside the Source Mall in Westbury, where the agency plans to establish a video lottery terminal. more
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