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A staff member at the Clara H. Carlson school has tested positive for the coronavirus.
Elmont School District employee tests positive for Covid
Some students in the Clara H. Carlson School must quarantine for 4 days, after coming in close contact with a staff member who has tested positive for Covid-19, Elmont Superintendent Ken Rosner wrote … more
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A model of the new UBS Arena, slated to open next fall.
Construction continues on Belmont arena, one year after groundbreaking
Hundreds of Long Islanders watched as New York Islanders players and elected officials plunged their shovels into a pile of dirt last September to mark the beginning of construction on the … more
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Anna Kaplan, left, appeared on “United Shades of America” with host W. Kamau Bell on Aug. 30.
Sen. Anna Kaplan shares immigrant experience on CNN
Growing up, all W. Kamau Bell knew about Iran was “hostages, hijacked planes and Jimmy Carter looking like he wished he had stayed a peanut farmer,” he intoned in the latest episode of … more
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Nicholas Zacchea spoke about international finance management in 2016.
Former federal auditor challenges Michaelle Solages in Assembly race
For the past seven weeks, Nicholas Zacchea has been seen handing out his biography to passersby at Long Island Rail Road stations and at supermarkets in the 22nd Assembly District, as part of his bid … more
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The Elmont water tower is rusted, and paint chips are falling off.
Elmont water tower repairs delayed by state mandates
The north side of the Elmont water tower, on Miriam Parkway, has been rusting for years, and blue paint chips are constantly falling off. But only a few miles away, the Franklin Square water tower … more
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Thor, a Pomeranian-Chihuahua mix, ran around the Valley Stream dog park in 2017.
Frankin Square residents split on dog park proposal
About 77 percent of those who responded to the Franklin Square Civic Association’s survey to gauge resident’s interest in creating a dog park in the area said they would support the … more
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Imani Murdock, president of Breaking the Cycle at Clark Atlanta University, left, and Chadiva Smith designed posters before the “Stop Killing Us” march on Aug. 30.
Protesters in Elmont demand changes in police policies
“This march is for you,” Markeena Novembre told Elmont Memorial High School students last Sunday night, as she led nearly 30 Black Lives Matter protesters down Elmont Road for the … more
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Judith LaRocca, the assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, announced that nearly a quarter of all Valley Stream District 13 parents and guardians have opted to enroll their children in a full remote learning program. These students come from various schools and are in a variety of grades.
Valley Stream District 13 officials discuss plans for new year
About a quarter of all Valley Stream School District 13 parents and guardians have opted to enroll their children in a full remote learning program, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and … more
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Protestors with the Party for Socialism and Liberation demanded answers about the police killing of Matthew Felix.
Protesters demand answers in police-involved shooting case
Nearly a dozen activists drove from the Chase Bank on Linden Boulevard in Elmont to the intersection of 217 Street and Linden Boulevard in Cambria Heights, Queens on Sunday, spreading awareness of … more
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Diane Horowitz used an ultraviolet wand to sanitize the register at Dani's Strike Zone in Elmont.
Franklin Square, Elmont bowling alleys and gyms reopen
Diane Horowitz was dropping off some supplies at Dani’s Strike Zone, in Elmont, on Aug. 15 — the first day she ventured out into the community since Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s New York on … more
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