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Long Island Rail Road President Phillip Eng approved a $17.9 million project on Sept. 5 to upgrade the Lynbrook station. Above, a rendering of the station’s platforms and canopies when the project is completed at the end of 2020.

Lynbrook LIRR station to receive $17.9 million upgrade

After several months of negotiations among local elected officials and Long Island Rail Road representatives, the Lynbrook train station is set to undergo a $17.9 million renovation, which commuters and officials say is long overdue. more

By Mike Smollins | 9/12/18

Town of Hempstead and Woodmere FIre Department officials blame New York Americn Water for not supplying the proper pressure to fire hydrants in the FIve Towns community.

New York American Water is leaking problems

Town of Hempstead Councilman Anthony D’Esposito was at the intersection of Cedar Lane and Elm Street on Friday and scolded New York American Wter on the state of the fire hydrants across Woodmere. more

By Anthony O'Reilly and Tyler Marko | 8/31/18

A militarized school is not a safe school

The New York Times reported last week that U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos was weighing the use of federal grant money to arm teachers across the country. more

8/30/18

Over the next two months, East Rockaway Public Library Director Mary Thorpe said, the board of directors plans to discuss adding a Rave security app to alert all of the library’s staff and local law enforcement in emergency situations.

East Rockaway mulling library security options, Lynbrook has Rave app

In the continued push to make public facilities safer, a new emergency alert system is coming to Nassau County libraries. The Rave Panic Button, an application that provides a fast response in emergency situations, will be available for implementation in all 54 county public libraries. more

By Andrew Garcia and Mike Smollins | 8/16/18

Assemblyman Brian Curran is among those pushing for answers from New York American Water after dozens of local residents saw their water bills spike.

New York American Water: New rate hiked bills in Lynbrook, East Rockaway and other areas

New York American Water announced on Monday that South Shore customers’ high water bills are the result of a recently approved conservation rate coupled with increased summer usage. more

By Melissa Koenig | 8/9/18

Long Beach native Brian Adamkiewicz won Best Student Documentary at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year for his film “Build Ramps Not Walls,” and is among the many filmmakers who will present their work at the festival.

Long Beach film festival kicks off

“It’s all happening right here in Lynbrook and Long Beach — events and screenings that will appeal to the industry and general public alike,” said Craig Weintraub, founder of the annual Long … more

By Bridget Downes | 8/2/18

County Executive Laura Curran signed an anti-bullying bill authored by Legislator Josh Lafazan, to her left, surrounded by students and stakeholder organizations.

County to launch NassauStopBullying.org

The Nassau County Legislature passed a resolution establishing a dedicated anti-bullying website, described by the legislation’s author, Legislator Josh Lafazan, as a “clearinghouse” of … more

By Zach Gottehrer-Cohen | 7/19/18

No resolution after two years of debate

It’s been a two-year tug of war between Assemblyman Brian Curran, a Republican from Lynbrook and Deputy Speaker Earlene Hooper, a Democrat from Hempstead, for whom should keep the vacant Armory … more

By Nadya Nataly | 7/12/18

The of Woodward Children’s Center Class of 2018 stood before their families, teachers, elected officials and school administrators and teachers on June 27 during their high school graduation at the school’s gymnasium.

Woodward Children’s Center host graduation ceremony

It was a small ceremony, but there was a full house at the Woodward Children’s Center gymnasium on June 27. Graduates filled the front row, while their family members sat behind them cheering and … more

By Nadya Nataly | 7/6/18

Kennedy: County, town silent on tax claim

Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy said he hoped to avoid suing the county and town in his fight to have the village receive its “fair share” of sales tax revenue. “My intent was, in filing the … more

By Anthony O’Reilly | 7/6/18

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