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Marlene Pissot, left, and Dan Greene listened to complaints from residents, but did not address any of their comments or answer any questions.
Lot of venting, but no answers
About three dozen residents of Sandy-affected communities came to South Side High School to attend a meeting for New York Rising Action Plan Amendment No. 8 in Rockville Centre last week. more
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The Lawrence School District’s Board of Education approved a restructuring plan at its Dec. 8 meeting. From left at a meeting earlier this fall were Trustee David Sussman, board President Murray Forman and Superintendent Gary Schall.
Lawrence Restructuring plan approved
At its Dec. 8 meeting, the Lawrence School District’s Board of Education unanimously approved a restructuring plan that is to take effect next September, and includes creating upper and lower schools in what is now the middle school and closing the Number Five School. more
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The proposed site plan for the Seaford Avenue School property.
Seaford Avenue sale moving forward
Last Friday was the two-year anniversary of voters’ approval of the sale of the vacant Seaford Avenue School to a private developer. Eight days earlier, The Seasons at Seaford moved one step closer to becoming a reality with a ruling by the Nassau County Planning Commission. more
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This map, found on the state's New York Rising Community Reconstruction Program website, evaluates the flooding risk across Bellmore and Merrick
Building a more resilient coastline
New York is working to shore up Irene-, Lee- and Sandy-damaged communities against future catastrophic storms, but the effort will take time, said officials at the state and local levels of the New York Rising Community Reconstruction Program. more
Glenn Ingoglia
An indecent proposal?
Invitations to a dinner dance honoring retiring State Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg stirred up simmering resentment between political foes Glenn Ingoglia and Mark Tannenbaum last week. more
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Hookah smoking is popular among college students, but studies show that it can be just as harmful as cigarettes.
Up in smoke
The vote was unanimous — hookah bars are now banned from the Village of Rockville Centre. No one spoke up at the public hearing on the proposed ban at the Board of Trustees meeting on Monday. more
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Andres Vanegas did a final check of his children's outfits after they arrived at Centre Avenue Elementary in East Rockaway for their first day of school on Tuesday. Seated from left were Dylan, Chloe, Elias, and Fabian
What's new in East Rockaway schools?
When the doors opened on Tuesday for the first day of school, students in the East Rockaway district had new programs waiting for them — and more are on the way. Superintendent Lisa Ruiz said … more
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City OKs $8.4 million bond measure
The City Council unanimously approved an $8.4 million bond measure on Aug. 15 for a slew of infrastructure projects throughout the city, as part of a capital improvement plan that was approved in … more
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Heavy rain caused severe flooding in parts of the city on July 14, especially in the North Park, pictured.
Residents call on state to release $25M for Long Beach after severe flooding
Two members of Long Beach’s New York Rising Community Reconstruction Program Planning Committee called for the release of millions of dollars in funding at the July 15 City Council meeting for … more
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Long Beach commuters said that a strike would have a dramatic impact on residents and hurt local businesses at the height of the summer.
MTA announces contingency plan ahead of LIRR strike
After negotiations between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the Long Island Rail Road’s eight unions “collapsed” on Monday, an LIRR strike that could strand more than … more
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