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What would congestion pricing mean for Long Islanders?
Most Long Islanders don’t blink when they hear the words “congestion pricing,” but this idea, now before the State Legislature, is a big deal for out-of-city drivers. more
The students at Lawrence High School got to take a break from the clasroom when the U.S. Army’s STEM truck made an appearance at the school.
STEM keeps on truckin’ at Lawrence High
Lawrence High School students got to take a break from the classroom and experience a potential look into the future thanks to the United States Army. more
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The Five Towns will be well-represented at the New York State High school bowling championships by Hewlett bowlers Dillon Ristano, left, and Zane Lipson, far right, and Lawrence bowler John Loughlin Jr., center.
Bowling for a state crown
The Five Towns are well-represented on the Nassau County boys’ team that will compete for the high school bowling state championships in Syracuse from March 8 to 10. more
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Five Towns private schools are traveling to the state capitol building in Albany to stump for an increase in STEM funding.
Albany Mission: Increase funding for private schools
Some Five Towns private schools are traveling upstate to the New York State capital on March 12 as part of what Teach NYS calls the Mission to Albany, an annual pilgrimage to lobby state legislators for more money, especially increased STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) funding as well as school security. more
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Brooklyn resident Dacson Sears is alleged to have been the leader behind a scheme that sought to steal more than $1 million through bogus loans.
Five charged in alleged loan fraud, Lawrence School District impacted
After a six-months long investigation, five people were arrested on Feb. 26 and then charged for their alleged roles in what the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office called alleged credit union loan fraud ring, whose members attempted to steal more than $1 million from five major credit unions, including Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union, and hundreds of individuals were allegedly targeted. Allegedly, they stole more than $250,000. more
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It’s not socialism, it’s common sense
Once upon a time, the world around us moved at a modest pace. There were no fancy smartphones, laptops, E-ZPass, car navigation systems or ATMs. People bought daily newspapers and magazines . . . more
Amazon never really understood our region
Who’s to blame for Amazon’s sudden departure last Thursday? That was the big question as news of the tech giant’s decision to nix plans to locate its second headquarters in Long Island City filtered out to the public. more
State deserves praise for passing gun measures
The Democratically controlled State Legislature moved on Jan. 29 to protect New Yorkers by enacting common-sense measures to combat gun violence. more
The state of New York state is sound. Let’s keep it that way.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s recent State of the State address was an impressive presentation of his accomplishments over the past eight years and his . . . more
State must do right by mental health patients
Society has long looked down on mental health patients, according to Andrew Malekoff, executive director of the Roslyn Heights-based North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center. So it has been all too easy for insurance companies . . . more
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