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Computer work stations where residents can research job openings and prepare resumes.
Franklin Square shelter is a haven amid a sea of turmoil
Stepping through the security door at the former Franklin Square convent of St. Catherine of Sienna, visitors would never suppose from the peaceful atmosphere and immaculate surroundings that they … more
South Nassau Communities Hospital earned a Gynecologic Surgery Excellence Award by Healthgrades, a leading healthcare trade publication.
South Nassau receives top awards in women’s health
South Nassau Communities Hospital announced on July 31 that is has been named a 2018 five-star recipient for all four women’s care cohorts as well as the Gynecologic Surgery Excellence Award by … more
Rhina Salazar, left, and Katerina Giannakopoulos both applied to join the Franklin Square & Munson Fire Department and hope to start training next January — Giannakopoulos as a fire medic and Salazar as an EMT.
Fire officials: recruits needed
With more than 900 calls so far this year, the total number of emergencies that the Franklin Square & Munson Fire Department responds to could exceed 1,400 by the end of December, according to Chief … more
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A Current rendering of the Belmont Park master plan
Belmont Park stakeholders voice concerns
Members of the Belmont Park Community Coalition invited representatives of the Empire State Development Corp. and New York Arena Partners to meet July 18 at Elmont Memorial Library amid ongoing … more
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The former convent at St. Catherine of Sienna Roman Catholic Church came under increased scrutiny last month as the diocese and local residents sought to have a shelter for single mothers shut down and the facility’s lease voided.
Shelter at St. Catherine’s comes under fire
A shelter occupying a former convent at St. Catherine of Sienna Roman Catholic Church in Franklin Square found itself on the firing line again last week, when the Town of Hempstead issued summonses … more
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Because of a recent Supreme Court ruling, states will now be able to charge sales taxes on purchases from online retailers like Amazon, even if the companies do not have a physical presence in the state.
Local retailers push for level playing field
By ANDREW GARCIAagarcia@liherald.comFollowing a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision, Elmont and Franklin Square business owners are calling for state legislation that they say would level the playing … more
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A car slammed into the fence of a home along Dutch Broadway in late June. A police officer said this was the fifth auto incident he had responded to at that location.
Elmont to county: Safer roads!
Elmont residents have a big problem, and it can be spotted almost every day along the western half of Dutch Broadway. Cars zip by, sometimes at speeds of more than 60 mph, as they cross the … more
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Dr. Adhi Sharma
South Nassau administrator named top chief medical officer
Becker’s Hospital Review, a leading hospital trade publication, has named Dr. Adhi Sharma, senior vice president of medical affairs and chief medical officer at South Nassau Communities Hospital, … more
We must protect our drinking water
We all worry about drinking water — homeowners and business people alike — and why shouldn’t we? Flint, Mich., has become the poster city for water contamination . . . more
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Sen. Elaine Phillips
Local officials call for abatement boost
State Sen. Elaine Phillips and Assemblyman Edward Ra joined other local elected officials last week in calling on the State Legislature to bring property tax abatement levels for Long Island seniors … more
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