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Nassau County housing experts took part in a housing rights and advocacy seminar at the Freeport Recreation Center on Monday and addressed a wide range of housing issues, including zombie homes.
Zombie homes cause a fright in Freeport
Long Island has faced a housing crisis for years, if not decades. Rapidly accelerating prices in the early 2000s caused a housing bubble, which led to a market crash in 2008 and 2009. As a result, … more
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Event co-chair Jeff Greenfield, left, Mayor Francis X. Murray, Deputy Mayor Kathleen Baxley, Ethel and Edward Oppenheimer, Village Trustee Michael Sepe, former mayor Eugene Murray, former deputy mayor Nancy Howard, State Sen. Todd Kaminsky and Trustee Emilio Grillo gathered at the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 30th annual Mayor’s Golf and Dinner Classic on Monday.
Howard, Oppenheimer honored at 30th annual Golf Classic
Hundreds of residents joined together at the Rockville Links Country Club on Monday night for the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 30th annual Mayor’s Golf and Dinner Classic. more
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Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy said that Nassau County, not the village of Freeport, has state permission to store equipment at the former National Guard armory.
National Guard armory property creates tug of war
For the past five years, the state-owned National Guard armory has been a property of interest of the Village of Freeport and for the Cedarmore Corporation. The village wants to move the Department … more
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St. Agnes, pictured decades ago, originally sat on Quealy Place, but switched locations after the school purchased and moved into the Clinton Avenue School in 1957.
St. Agnes Cathedral School celebrates 100 years
As Rockville Centre’s St. Agnes Cathedral School prepares for its 100th anniversary celebration this year, two of the women who helped the institution become what it is are leading the charge. more
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Rabbi Art Vernon, co-chair of the Black-Jewish Coalition for Justice spoke at a peace rally organized by the coalition in Hempstead village on Aug. 22. Vernon is a rabbi at Congregation Shaaray Shalom in West Hempstead. Coalition co-chair Rev. Dr. William Watson is to his immediate right.
Charlottesville prompts area peace rallies
Following a peace demonstration on the steps of Hempstead Village Hall on Aug. 22, West Hempstead Rabbi Art Vernon spoke of the racially-charged events in Charlottesville and categorized them as a watershed moment in American history. “No one knew what the impact of Charlottesville was going to be,” said Vernon, who is co-chair of the Black-Jewish Coalition for Justice. “When a moment like that occurs, it's an opportunity to say we have to do something.” more
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How can we prevent flooding? Surge-barrier gates.
Last December, I was joined by other elected officials in calling for surge-barrier gates to be installed on the South Shore to prevent nuisance and major flooding in Nassau County. Surge-barrier gates would . . . more
The Lynbrook Community Chest hosted its annual golf outing on July 10 at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett. Event organizer Jeff Greenfield, left; Deputy Mayor Alan Beach; business owner Mike Devitt; honoree Frank Pignataro; Phil Sedano; honoree Joe Carusone; Chamber of Commerce President Carol Burak; village trustees Ann Marie Reardon and Mike Hawxhurst; Mayor Bill Hendrick; and Assemblyman Brian Curran were among the more than 100 people in attendance.
Golf outing raises money for Lynbrook Community Chest
On a sun-soaked summer afternoon, more than 100 people hit the links at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett for the Lynbrook Community Chest Mayor’s Golf Outing on July 10. more
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Jeff Greenfield, a member of the Lynbrook Golf Committee and partner at the NGL Insurance Group, LLC, teed off at last year’s annual golf outing.
Mayor’s golf outing to honor two Lynbrook businessmen on July 10
Local business owners Frank Pignataro and Joe Carusone will be recognized at the annual Lynbrook Community Chest Mayor’s Golf Outing on July 10 at the Seawane Country Club in Hewlett. more
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The Lynbrook pool opened for the summer on June 18.
Lynbrook pool opens for the season
Residents from Lynbrook and Rockville Centre can now cool off on a hot summer day in the Lynbrook pool, which opened full-time for the summer on June 18. more
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Gary Carlton was named the Democratic nominee for the Nassau County 2nd District Court Judge.
Valley Stream village deputy attorney nominated for judgeship
Gary Carlton has assisted local municipalities with legal issues since he was admitted to the New York State Bar Association in 1980 — he represented both residents and government officials — and even served as the deputy attorney for the Village of Valley Stream for the last seven years. Now he is running for the Nassau County 2nd District Court Judge, which represents the Town of Hempstead and the City of Long Beach. more
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