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Nassau County now has 48 confirmed cases of coronavirus, County Executive Laura Curran said. The first was a 42-year-old Uniondale resident who is being treated at NYU Winthrop Hospital in Mineola. The man is an employee at Mercy Medical Center in Rockville Centre.
Nassau and Suffolk counties declare a state of emergency
Nassau and Suffolk counties are declaring a state of emergency as the number of coronavirus cases on Long Island has reached 69, 48 in Nassau and 21 in Suffolk. more
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County legislators voted to sell the vacant Long Beach Motor Inn property to a private developer for $1.15 million. The motel has been dormant since Hurricane Sandy, and the county purchased it through condemnation for $3.6 million in 2015.
County to sell vacant motel property in Island Park at $2M loss
In the years after Hurricane Sandy, the Long Beach Motor Inn has stood dormant, but Nassau County officials have voted to sell the property for $1.15 million to a private developer seeking to build apartments there. more
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Lynbrook resident Jonathan Schloth, 23, finished first among men in Nassau County’s Land Down Under 5K on Jan. 25, which went to support the Australian relief effort after recent bush fires.
Lynbrook residents shine in race to benefit Australia
A man and woman from Lynbrook recently placed first and second, respectively, at the Nassau County Land Down Under 5K, which benefitted recovery efforts in the wake of Australia’s historic and catastrophic wildfires. more
County Executive Laura Curran announced $150,000 in grants for seven county communities, including Long Beach, on Friday.
Curran: Long Beach and six other Nassau communities to each receive $150,000 in downtown re-development funds
Seven Nassau communities, including Long Beach, will each receive $150,000 in federal funds to re-make the faces of their downtowns from humdrum storefronts and streets to places highlighted by bicycle paths, walkways, better lighting, affordable housing and parking spaces, County Executive Laura Curran announced Friday. more
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L.I.’s high-tech future is on the horizon
For years, we have spoken about a so-called “brain drain” on Long Island — the steady departure of young people in their 20s and 30s. They’re fed up with the Island’s high cost of housing . . . more
U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice led the Long Island congressional delegation and many other elected and appointed officials in showing a united front against anti-Semitism.
United to fight anti-Semitism
Ari Brown maneuvered between the lectern and all the federal, state, county and village representatives and rabbinical leaders in crowded Cedarhurst Village Hall on Jan. 3, just as a news conference was ending. more
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Elected officials and religious leaders gathered on Jan. 3 to denounce acts of anti-Semitism in the metropolitan area last month.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway rabbis denounce rash of anti-Semitic incidents across the state
After a series of anti-Semitic attacks across the state last month, local rabbis are working to ensure the safety of their congregants and to start conversations in their communities about fostering a safe environment. more
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Elected officials and religious leaders gathered on Jan. 3 to denounce acts of anti-Semitism that plagued New York last month.
Oceanside rabbis react to statewide anti-Semitic attacks
In the wake of several anti-Semitic bias incidents across the state last month, local rabbis are making efforts to ensure the safety of their congregants and to create dialogue within their communities to foster a safe environment. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Donald X. Clavin being sworn in on Jan. 7, as his wife, Nancy, holds the Bible.
Clavin, Town of Hempstead board sworn in
Republican Town of Hempstead officials celebrated at Town Hall on Jan. 7 as newly minted Supervisor Donald X. Clavin and the three of the town’s five council members took the oath of office. Former Supervisor Kate Murray was also sworn as town clerk, and Jeanine Driscoll stepped into Clavin’s previous position as receiver of taxes. more
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One of the major projects on tap for Oceanside in 2020 is Woodcrest Village Park, a $60 million, 230-unit apartment complex on Rockaway Avenue.
Oceanside, Island Park officials outline goals for 2020
Now that 2020 has arrived, officials are eyeing the beginning and completion of several major projects in Oceanside and Island Park. more
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