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This 5,100 square-foot property at 218 to 220 Sunrise Highway was recently sold for $1.03 million.
Three-store property sold on Sunrise Highway
A 5,100-square-foot mixed-use property on Sunrise Highway, which includes three stores and two upstairs apartments, was recently sold in Rockville Centre for $1.03 million. more
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The Ricotta Bruschetta is one of the new appetizers the Flour Shoppe will offer on its dinner menu, which the business is officially launching on Monday.
Flour Shoppe to launch new dinner menu
The Flour Shoppe Cafe, a quaint eatery in Rockville Centre facing busy Sunrise Highway, is set to launch a new dinner menu, as they add yet another element to a location that formerly focused on selling baked goods. more
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An audit by the state comptroller’s office found the Rockville Centre Housing Authority out of compliance with some of its bylaws in regards to auditing claims and handling cash receipts.
Audit shows RVC Housing Authority out of compliance
The Rockville Centre Housing Authority, which provides affordable-rent housing for qualified village residents, was out of compliance with various bylaws, according to an audit by the state comptroller’s office. more
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Government officials are seeking to renovate Hempstead Lake State Park, but residents are concerned about the environmental and historical impact.
$35M renovation to Hempstead Lake State Park prompts concerns
The New York State Parks Department hosted an environmental review hearing for a proposed $35 million project to rejuvenate Hempstead Lake State Park last week at Hempstead Town Hall, but residents and businesses expressed concerns. more
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Construction on Sportset Health and Fitness Club’s 26-space parking lot began in late May, and is expected to be complete for the business’s customers this summer.
New parking lot to serve Sportset customers
A long-unused lot at the corner of Maple and St. Marks avenues will soon be a parking lot to service one of the many businesses in the area, and the Village of Rockville Centre noted that it expects the development to alleviate the consistent parking concerns faced by residents. more
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Town Supervisor Anthony Santino, center, announced legislation banning short-term rentals during a press event last month.
Town bans short-term rentals
Following a July 11 public hearing on short-term rentals, the Town of Hempstead board voted unanimously to prohibit leasing arrangements lasting less than 28 days. more
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Rockville Centre’s electric department on Maple Avenue provides power for the entire village.
Village seeks more efficient energy sources
As the Long Island Power Authority presented its integrated resource plan to residents last week, the village recommended for the electric provider to look into the possibility of installing one or two peaking units in Rockville Centre. more
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A variance request submitted by the property owners of 220 Hempstead Ave., pictured, was denied by the Rockville Centre Zoning Board of Appeals on June 21.
Zoning board denies variance to Hempstead Ave. homeowner
The Rockville Centre Zoning Board of Appeals denied an application on June 21 that called for a street frontage variance for the back two homes of a four-lot site plan at 220 Hempstead Ave. If passed, the proposal would have moved on to the village planning board for approval. more
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LIRR Far Rockaway line passengers noted crowded trains as an issue they regularly encounter on their commute. Above, morning passengers at the Inwood station.
MTA announces LIRR fare reductions
Long Island Rail Road riders traveling to Hunterspoint Ave. or Atlantic Terminal will be entitled to a fare reduction averaging 25 percent during Amtrak’s repair work, the Metropolitan Transit Authority announced Tuesday. The fare reduction will take effect July 10, and will end when Amtrak’s repair work at Penn Station has been completed. more
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Assemblyman Curran has written a bill mandating a study that will measure the impact of plane noise on health and the environment on all areas adjacent to the JFK and LaGuardia airports’ flight paths.
Legislation calls for a second plane noise study
After stating that the impact of plane noise on the health and environment is a top issue for the residents in his district, Assemblyman Brian Curran (Republican, Lynbrook) introduced legislation last week requiring the New York State Departments of Transportation and Environmental Conservation to examine and report on the effects of air traffic from John F. Kennedy and LaGuardia airports. more
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