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Hurricane Sandy devastated Michigan Street in Long Beach, where Bob Kaible and his wife, Deborah Raimey, owned a rental property. A false engineering report claimed that damage to their property resulted not from flooding, but earth movement.
FEMA to reopen 144,000 Sandy claims
Bob Kaible and his wife, Deborah Raimey, owned a yellow-clapboard rental bungalow on Michigan Street, behind their two-story Minnesota Avenue home, in Long Beach’s West End, when Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29, 2012, submerging the narrow blocks surrounding the properties in six feet of saltwater. more
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Paul H. Dippel is recognized as a hometown hero in Franklin Square during the annual banner dedication ceremony hosted by the Franklin Square Civic Association.
Hometown Heroes are honored in Franklin Square
Franklin Square Civic Association and the community at large take pride in honoring their hometown heroes every year. more
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Clara H. Carlson School students take part in the school’s first annual Cultural Diversity Day celebration.
Clara H. Carlson School students celebrate Cultural Diversity Day
Clara H. Carlson School hosted its first annual Cultural Diversity Day on May 21 to celebrate diversity and all of the cultures of the school’s community. more
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The Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce’s annual fair will be hosted in the spring this year on June 9.
Spring Fair in Franklin Square to bring family fun
The Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce will host its spring fair on June 9 at Rath Park. more
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State DOT shuts down southbound Loop Parkway ahead of Hurricane Sandy
In preparation for Hurricane Sandy, the New York State Department of Transportation has closed all southbound lanes of the Loop Parkway, from the Meadwobrook Parkway to Lido Beach. more
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In 2019, Elmont residents met to discuss changes at Elmont Road Park. The community has wanted better conditions, such as the installation of a turf field at the park for years.
Elmont Road Park field to receive revamp
Drainage problems at Elmont Road Park, which made fields unplayable will be a thing of the past after the Town of Hempstead makes a $900,000 investment to install a turf field. more
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A look back in time at the Franklin Square Hose and Chemical Company during the 1930s.
FSMFD to celebrate 100 years of service in community
To celebrate the Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department's 100th year of service neighbors are invited to the department’s parade on June 1. more
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Mary Malloy
How Haiti affects us all
It’s a strange feeling to have to report on major disasters — how do you keep your personal feelings out of it? more
The homeowners’ waste disposal area in Merrick is open, even though its canopy was torn apart in the storm.
Sandy cripples Hempstead Town facilities in Merrick-Bellmore
When Hurricane Sandy struck on Oct. 29, it severely damaged a number of Town of Hempstead facilities in the Bellmore-Merrick area. Repair work is under way, but it could be some time before they are up and running again. Particularly hard hit were the Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve, the Sanitation Department and the Merrick Senior Center. more
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Kids can color a smile on Oct. 21, from noon to 2 p.m., at the Elmont Memorial Library as part of the Great Give Back Initiative this year.
Nassau libraries continue to help their neighbors
Libraries remain the hub of their communities, and one way they are serving neighbors is by coordinating efforts to help those in need. more
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