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Classrooms at the Brooklyn Avenue School are older and smaller than others in the district.
District 24 is feeling squeezed for space
District 24’s growing pains are visible: At William L. Buck Elementary School, the vestibule of an exit has been converted into a small teaching space for English as a New Language students. At the … more
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Sixth-graders in Joe Schumpf’s class at the William L. Buck School are tightly configured in a small classroom.
All eyes on enrollment
Monitoring changes in school enrollment is an unceasing process for school administrations, and each of Valley Stream’s four districts is in a different stage of assessment unique to its needs. … more
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Nassau County Legislator Carrie Solages (D-Elmont) and Elmont Library Trustee Tammie Williams questioned the wisdom of installing video lottery terminals at Belmont Park.
Leaders clash over park development
Local politicians and community leaders descended on the main entrance to Belmont Park, on Hempstead Turnpike in Elmont, on Dec. 10 to voice their concerns about the possible installation of video … more
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The Mill River project has begun its first stages of evaluation, which will continue for at least six months.
Slow first steps for Mill River
The $125 million Living with the Bay project has begun in Rockville Centre — the very early stages, that is. In November, workers from the Village of Rockville Centre, Rebuild by Design and … more
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An artist’s rendering of the Marina Pointe East Rockaway Condominiums, expected to be completed in 2017.
Clearing, leveling ground for future condos in E.R.
The ongoing waterfront condo project on Atlantic Avenue, developed by the Beechwood Organization, finally has a name. Marina Pointe East Rockaway Condominiums, approved by the East Rockaway Zoning Board of Appeals in September 2014, will have 84 homes of various designs, including condominium suites, villas and townhouses. more
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The Mill River project will now be divided into three phases, with more emphasis given to improving natural storm barriers along the river and bays.
Living with Mill River
The $125 million Living with the Bays project — a winner of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s Rebuild by Design contest following Hurricane Sandy — is still on track, … more
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Vincent Grasso, center, discussed a range of topics at his open forum on Oct. 26, but talk focused on development.
Development dominates forum
New apartment buildings, parking and traffic concerns and Valley Stream’s general evolution were the topics of the night at Trustee Vincent Grasso’s open forum at Sip This on Oct. 26, which drew about a dozen residents. more
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Long Beach, it’s time to vote for change
God has blessed the City of Long Beach with a magnificent oceanfront and a fabulous bay area along Reynolds Channel. For years it has attracted thousands of visitors to vacation or to spend a day relaxing at the beach. But the city has gone through some very tough times . . . more
Amy Engel, of Sustainable L.I., far right, and other experts were on hand to answer residents’ questions at informal, neighborhood-specific meetings in June to provide updates to the city’s Comprehensive Plan.
Keeping the community informed
In an effort to rebuild a more sustainable Long Beach, the city’s Department of Economic Development continues to advance its Comprehensive Plan in accordance with feedback gathered at community … more
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Feds change stance on FEMA benefits
Finally, some good news for Hurricane Sandy victims: If you reopened your case with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the agency determines that you are indeed owed more money, you do not … more
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