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Queens man arrested in Elmont stabbing
Police announced early last week that an arrest has been made in a stabbing that took place on Elmont Memorial High School property in early September. more
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Memorial-goers remembered 9/11 victims at the Lido Beach reflecting pool.
Remembrance at sunrise on the beach
Eight years ago to the day, hundreds of people had gathered at Lido Beach Park and watched the clear, sunny sky in the distance fill with black clouds of dark smoke from the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. more
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Elmont to celebrate three years in new facility
At a celebration on Saturday, Sept. 19, the Elmont Memorial Library will commemorate three years of working together with the community to provide entertainment and education. more
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Without an Empire zone designation the Hempstead Turnpike corridor could lose out on state funds, such as $2.4 million announced last month, above, as a place where businesses look to develop.
State to overhaul Empire Zone program
As the Empire Zone program is re-tooled, will Elmont feel the loss of business incentives? more
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Prizes aplenty tempted the crowded feast Sunday afternoon.
Spending a day at the fair with St. Vincent’s [Photo gallery]
Elmont residents had plenty to celebrate this past weekend at the St. Vincent de Paul Fall Feast. more
Local Leaders came from all over Elmont to celebrate more than $2 million in state funds directed to Elmont’s revitalization.
Millions more for revival
Town of Hempstead leaders announced last week that Elmont would be the recipient of more than $2 million in state funds to revitalize the Hempstead Turnpike corridor. more
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Frequent hand-washing is one thing everyone can do to help prevent the spread of flu.
Local districts brace for H1N1 in schools
As schools in Franklin Square and Elmont open their doors for the new year, it's possible that more than just children will be streaming into the hallways and classrooms. Health experts nationwide are warning that the H1N1 flu virus, also known as the "swine flu," is poised to infect millions more Americans during this year's flu season. more
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Mike Lee, 24, blew a .11 on the breathalyzer administered by Officer Lamont of the NCPD before taking to the obstacle course. The results of his drunk driving efforts can be seen in the photo below.
Drunk drivers feel the heat across county
As the summer comes to a close, and neighbors spend a few extra hours savoring the warm weather and barbecues, the temptation to have a few drinks with friends can be powerful — but as Nassau County police and a few volunteers helped demonstrate last week, even a little alcohol can make a big difference on the roads. more
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