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Attorney Patrick Young, program director for the Central American Refugee Center in Hempstead, said that the Trump administration appears willing to “do anything” to end the Temporary Protected Status program.
Report: Haiti still precarious
The seventh and final part in this Herald series.Stephane Casseus was all of 11 years old when the earth suddenly shook and split in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, the nation’s capital, on Jan. 12, … more
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Missle Bomb, No. 7, with jockey Kendrick Carmouche aboard, took the first race of Belmont Park's spring/summer meet last Friday afternoon.
Racing at Belmont begins
Belmont Park’s 54-day spring/summer thoroughbred racing meet opened last Friday, highlighted by the $100,000 Affirmed Success for New York-bred sprinters, won by Eye Luv Lulu.The first race of … more
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Carrié Solages
Elmont officials host town hall
The emphasis was on screening at Elmont Memorial Library on April 26 at a community meeting hosted by State Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and County Legislator Carrié Solages. The session was … more
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Local residents directed their questions to the developers, with some expressing their frustration over having yet another Long Island arena project.
Empire State Development chairs Belmont Q&A
The developers of Belmont Park outlined their plans during a question-and-answer session at Elmont Memorial Library, attended by residents of Elmont, Franklin Square, Floral Park and surrounding … more
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It’s so complicated!
Q. I hope you can help me. My husband’s dream is to open his own car repair shop. We rented a place and found out that the plans the landlord gave us for fixing the storefront aren’t enough to get a permit. We even went in to our building department . . . more
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Managing Partner Richard Browne, of Sterling Property Development, explained the changes to the Belmont Arena project at a public Q&A Tuesday in Elmont.
Belmont Arena developers answer community questions
Residents from Elmont, Franklin Square, Floral Park and other areas of Long Island gathered at the Elmont Memorial Library on April 24 to get answers about the development plan for the proposed … more
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State Assemblyman Charles Lavine, a Democrat from Glen Cove, reviewed a list of legislative proposals that address the termination of temporary protected status on a national scale.
Pushing back against TPS termination
Part six of an ongoing series.When temporary protected status for Haitians was revoked last November, TPS recipients from other countries suspected they might lose their status as well. … more
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John Cameron Jr.
Planning Council mulls property tax options
No one has to tell Nassau County property owners that taxes on their homes and businesses are among the highest in the state. Property taxes are so high, in fact, that they might not be … more
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Members of the Kiesel family lived around the Hempstead area. John Conrad and his wife Mary, who arrived from Bavaria in the mid-1800s, farmed along Franklin Square.
Elmont library unveils Fosters Meadow’s past
More than a hundred people gathered inside the Elmont Memorial Library in early April to learn the history of Fosters Meadow. Most of those in attendance were direct descendents of the original … more
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State Sen. Elaine Philips invited female leaders in Long Island’s workforce to share their stories and tips for success.
Looking to close the wage gap
State Sen. Elaine Phillips welcomed about 100 local women to the “Avenues of Opportunities: LI Women’s Career Opportunity Event” at Belmont Park on April 12. With help from the Long … more
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