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Residents have complained about the Lynbrook post office, at 100 Broadway, delivering their mail late or to other homes.
Lynbrook residents bemoan state of post office
Dozens of Lynbrook residents have complained that they have experienced issues with getting their mail late, or not getting it at all. more
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Arthur Adelman triumphantly thrusts a sign into the air to signal the Sea Cliff district’s progress in ousting New York American Water.
Sea Cliff, Glen Head ratepayers mark developments in fight for water
New York American Water customers in the Sea Cliff district gathered at Metropolitan Bistro on Saturday for their second water rally to celebrate the strides made in their fight for municipal … more
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky pushed for legislation that could change the date for Primary Day from Sept. 11 to Sept. 13.
New York state Primary Day date change
Legislation that was passed in both houses of the State Legislature on Tuesday could change the date of the New York state primary from Tuesday, Sept. 11, the second day of Rosh Hashanah, to Thursday, Sept. 13. more
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A State Supreme Court judge has temporarily blocked the Town of Hempstead from fining gas station owners who charge for compressed air. A lawsuit filed by service station owners and industry representatives will go to trial on Feb. 7.
Hempstead town blocked from enforcing controversial gas station law
Attorneys for the Town of Hempstead will be in court next week defending a 2016 town law requiring gas stations to provide free compressed air to motorists. The law is currently blocked from enforcement, pending the outcome at trial. more
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Brooks: We can all live by Dr. King’s words
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was designated by Congress in 1994 as the first and only federal holiday observed as a national day of service. more
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Town’s finances, rating stable, says rating agency
Moody’s Investor Service affirmed Oyster Bay’s Baa3 long-term issuer credit rating this week. The agency also affirmed the town’s GOLT (general oblication unlimited tax) debt at the same level. … more
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Community activist Agatha Nadel, of Glen Head, has been very vocal against the surcharges imposed by New York American Water.
North Shore communities vs. New York American Water
Annual water bills for typical residential customers in Sea Cliff jumped to $821.82 from $587.23, an increase of more than $200 a year, after the New York State Public Service Commission announced in … more
Q: Is the Snowbird or Sunbird Life for You
A: As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. In the case of snowbirds and sunbirds— affectionate nicknames for traveling retirees—this is definitely true. Snowbirds are … more
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Are the outed men contrite or just busted?
This morning I asked my mother, 94, if she was ever sexually harassed. Most days, over our coffee, we share an amiable silence. But waking up to . . . more
David O’Neill, pictured here with his wife, Claudine, was recognized as Small Businessperson of the Year in 2016 for his work as owner of Village Car Service. He sold the business in October.
Owner of Village Car Service sells business amid heavy competition from ride-sharing services
After six years of providing taxi service for Lynbrook residents, David O’Neill sold Village Car Service to his competitor, Mineola-based All Island Taxi, on Oct. 25. more
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