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Governor Cuomo said more than 800,000 people in the NYS have filed for unemployment.
800,000 in NYS file unemployment claims, an all-time record
About 800 000 people in New York State applied for unemployment benefits this week, Gov.Andrew Cuomo said Friday, setting an all-time one week record. Nationwide, 6.6 million applied for such … more
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The Town of Hempstead voted a $40 million stimulus package on Tuesday to be used for road improvements.
ToH earmarks $40 million for road improvements
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Donald Clavin announced a $40 million stimulus package yesterday “in an effort to get people back to work once it is safe to do so.” Clavin said the money … more
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School budget votes have been delayed until at least June 1.
Franklin Square, Elmont budget votes delayed until June
After school board members and district officials spent months trying to plan out their budgets for the 2020 - 21 school year, Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued an executive order on April 3 delaying budget … more
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The state Regents Exams have been suspended for the 2019 – 20 school year.
June Regents exam canceled for 2019 - 20 school year
The New York State Board of Regents passed a series of measures on April 6 aimed at easing the burden on school districts during the coronavirus epidemic, including the suspension of Regents exams … more
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The Franklin Square Pharmacy was fined $5,000 for price gouging on hand sanitizer.
Franklin Square Pharmacy fined for price gouging
When Long Islanders rushed to buy hand sanitizers to protect themselves against Covid-19 last month, the owners of the Franklin Square Pharmacy decided they would make and sell their own. But on … more
Nicole Evangelista missed out on her last season as a lacrosse player for Western Connecticut State University.
Franklin Square, Elmont high school and college seniors share their experiences
Nick Scardamaglia was looking forward to coaching varsity baseball at H. Frank Carey during his senior year, and finally beating rival Garden City. Elmont Memorial High School senior Ogden Touissant, … more
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State Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages and Island Harvest are hosting a virtual food drive for residents in the 22nd Assembly District.
Solages hosts virtual food drive
State Assemblywoman Michaelle Solages is working with Island Harvest to hold a virtual food drive for people affected by the coronavirus in the 22nd Assembly District. Those in need of immediate assistance … more
A Trader Joe’s in upstate New York. The supermarket chain carries a variety of organic food options.
Petitioning for a Trader Joe’s in Elmont
Utricia Charles has to go all the way to Hewlett or Westbury to find healthy food at a Trader Joe’s supermarket for her grandson with an autoimmune disease, which is why, she said, she supports … more
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Be counted: April 1 is U.S. Census Day
April 1 is U.S. Census Day, when the federal government works to count every person across the United States and five of its territories. more
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Gloves were strewn across the parking lot of the Stop & Shop in Franklin Square last week.
Throw gloves in the trash, Franklin Square residents say
Sandra Fuschetto’s young children like to pick up things they find on the ground. Once, Fuschetto said, her daughter found a used bus ticket and pretended it was a credit card. The … more
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