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Dave Denenberg, co-director of Long Island Clean Water Air & Soil, says the cost of acquiring the Liberty Water utility should be mitigated by the money customers have already paid to maintain its services. Yet, that’s not possible, temporary presi-dent of the South Nassau Water Authority John Reinhart said, as courts have already ruled against such an approach.
What happens next with Liberty water?
The South Nassau Water Authority is making progress on a potential public takeover of Liberty Water. Yet, even as progress is made, one question lingers: Is a public takeover of the utility even … more
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Legionnaire Dennis Duffy, left, Patricia Ryder, Hempstead Councilwoman Laura Ryder, Marie Brignatti, Unit 335 Auxiliary President Sue Burgher, Marie Marinaccio, Debra Hunt, Hempstead Town Clerk Kate Murray, Post 335 Commander Bill Marinaccio, and Howard Ryder during the welcoming tea.
Legion auxiliary welcoming tea
The Lynbrook American Legion’s recently formed Ladies Auxiliary held a tea and get-together at the Lynbrook Library in October. The newly formed Auxiliary will assist American Legion Post 335 … more
Patricia Alonge, 2023 Woman of the Year, said her life of service is a ‘thank you’ to her community for helping her family as she fought breast cancer.
Patricia Alonge and Carlos Ospina honored by Lynbrook
There’s no shortage of neighbors in Lynbrook who give back to their community. But sometimes, there is an exceptional person who merits a little extra recognition. Patricia Alonge and Carlos … more
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Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre Early Childhood Center students met local military veterans three days before Veterans Day.
HERJC youngsters meet the military veterans
Teaching children about history could be a difficult task as the events usually occurred way before the kids were born and the people recalling that long ago news are so much older. However, the … more
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The students and staff of Waverly Park Elementary School gathered on the blacktop to spell out “OWLS” for Unity Day on Oct. 18.
What are Lynbrook students doing to make the world better?
Students and staff throughout the Lynbrook school district stood as one against bullying for Unity Day on Oct. 18. Hallways and classrooms were filled with orange clothing and decorations … more
East Rockaway High School students with their Canstruction creation: a Polaroid camera constructed out of 1,678 cans of food.
E.R. students display CAN-DO attitude
Student from East Rockaway Jr./Sr. High School exhibited their award-winning creativity and design skills, along with a tireless commitment to helping those in need, as they took part in the annual … more
New York City firefighters wearing breathing masks as they extinguish a battery fire on a two-wheeled scooter.
Why should you be careful with lithium ion batteries?
There is an unfortunate reality with lithium ion batteries that can be dangerous. The batteries found in smart phones and e-bikes can, on rare occasion, cause a fire. Lynbrook Fire Department … more
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Not everything is broken, late or subpar
Hey, I’m trying to strike a positive note here. more
Hate spreads faster than you think
The situation in the Middle East has always been a powder keg, and there’s a lot to unpack there. Not only has it challenged the best minds since 1948 . . . more
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Jerry Kremer
Whatever happened to a fabled Democratic machine?
This column could have many titles. One might be, “Is there a Democratic Party in Nassau County?” Another could read, “Whatever Happened to the once proud Democratic machine in Long Beach?" more
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