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Lawrence Mulvey, who has served as commissioner of the Nassau County Police Department for the past four years, will be retiring from the department this spring.
Nassau County police commissioner to retire
Nassau County Police Department Commissioner Lawrence Mulvey released a statement on Thursday, Feb. 3, announcing his plan to retire by April 1. Mulvey said he shared his plan to retire with County Executive Ed Mangano and key members of his staff in September. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... African American DollsA selection of African American dolls from the collection of Freeport artist April Marius are on view, commemorating Black History Month. Through April … more
Lisa Hallett’s first-grade class at the Fulton School in Hempstead enjoyed its visit to the dentist at the Cradle of Aviation on Feb. 4.
A fun trip to the dentist at the Cradle of Aviation
A group of local dentists volunteered last week to help get kids on their way to building healthy teeth.  Seventy-five dentists from the Nassau County Dental Society, with the help of … more
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Elmont's Anthony Elechi, who had 19 points, drives through the lane during last Friday's Conference AA-III victory over Great Neck South.
Spartans up win streak to 11
Make it 11 wins in a row for Elmont. The ultra-balanced, deep and confident Spartans proved too much for visiting Great Neck South in last Friday’s Conference AA-III boys’ basketball showdown, rolling to a 67-50 victory. more
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NIFA: political attack dog or watchdog?
I was disappointed by the decision of the state’s financial oversight board, the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority, to take over Nassau County’s finances. more
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Budgets: The truth is going to hurt
The coming birthday of George Washington brings to mind his pledge to always tell the truth. Washington, as you will recall, once confessed to cutting down the family cherry tree. In those days there was no Facebook or Twitter to spread the message about honesty, so it didn’t get very far. more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... Artists Choose ArtistsAn exhibition based on a mentoring relationship between established artists and young artists in Nassau County. Works by Charles Winslow, Doris Campbell, … more
Patrick Manley, superintendent of the Franklin Square Union Free School District, said the Board of Education does not believe local taxpayers should have to fund the county’s failure to correctly assess taxes.
Nassau County schools fight repeal of county guarantee
The Franklin Square, Elmont and Sewanhaka school districts have joined in a lawsuit, along with more than half of Nassau County’s 56 districts, to fight the county’s plan to transfer to schools the responsibility for refunding excess taxes collected in error from commercial properties. more
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A mix of freezing rain, sleet and snow are expected on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Winter Storm Watch for South Shore
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Nassau County, effective Tuesday morning through Wednesday evening. The NWS forecast calls for a wintry mix, starting with light … more
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Melanie Spanopoulos, 20, struck a victim twice with her vehicle on Monday, Jan. 24, and was charged with first-degree assault.
Franklin Square woman fights with, runs over victim
A Franklin Square woman was charged Monday, Jan. 24, with deliberately driving her car into a woman with whom she was fighting, according to the Nassau County Police Department. Melanie Spanopoulos, 20, struck the victim twice with her vehicle, and was charged with first-degree assault, police said. more
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