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Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach and the village board decided to opt out of permitting marijuana sales in the village after it was legalized last week.
Lynbrook, East Rockaway residents react to marijuana legalization
The legalization of marijuana in New York state was met last week with mixed reactions from community members and elected officials. more
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The City of Long Beach has the option to opt in or out of the legal sale of marijuana.
Long Beach to consider recreational marijuana
Following New York State’s legalization of recreational marijuana earlier this week, Long Beach, like other municipalities in the state, will now have the option to either opt-in or out of the sale … more
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The City of Long Beach was deemed under significant fiscal stress for the 2020 fiscal year.
State Comptroller: Long Beach under significant fiscal stress
Long Beach remains one of three Nassau County municipalities that remained in financial stress in 2020, according to a recent report by the New York State Comptroller’s office. Comptroller … more
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Jonathan Santano, a North Park resident, said that people must call tow trucks often to pull their cars from flooded areas. He indicated the height to which water can rise in heavy storms.
Long Beach to spend $33 million on flood relief
Hazel Webb, a 65-year-old City of Long Beach maintenance worker, describes herself as a calm person. When it comes to water — flooding in particular — she becomes quite animated, … more
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A rendering of a 210-unit apartment complex proposed for the site of the vacant Mangrove Feather factory.
Developer proposes apartment complex for site of vacant Mangrove Feather factory in Lynbrook
A developer who is seeking to build a 210-unit apartment complex at the site of the vacant Mangrove Feather factory has invited the community to take part in two meet-and-greets to learn more about the project and offer input. more
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Sharif Fordham attended Far Rockaway High School, where he was a star basketball player.
Scoring points with kids at the MLK Center
On Monday afternoon, Sharif Fordham was dribbling a basketball, as he has been doing in many other places for most of his 42 years, starting as a teenager, playing alone in the late-evening hours … more
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The Easter bunny with Town of Hempstead officials and the Bigay family.
Easter Bunny makes socially distant appearance at Camp Anchor
Seven-year-old Mason was so excited to see the Easter bunny and go back to Camp Anchor that he couldn't sleep Sunday night. The excitement trickled into Monday morning at the Town of Hempstead’s … more
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Donna Gayden must develop a new budget and settle a $131 million lawsuit.
Long Beach City manager marks year full of challenges
Donna Gayden, who had been a municipal finance expert in the Midwest, became Long Beach’s city manager a little over a year ago. She is already preparing to move on. But not quite yet. … more
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Catherine Lewis has kept in top shape, and has become a paid firefighter. She is undergoing an 18-week training program at a fire academy in Westchester County.
Long Beach hires first female paid firefighter in its history
On Sept. 11, 2001, Catherine Lewis sat in her fourth-grade class at Our Lady Queen of Peace School on Staten Island, watching TV images of smoke billowing from the World Trade Center. As a … more
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Hempstead Mayor-elect Waylyn Hobbs Jr. with wife Donna.
Hempstead Mayor-Elect outlines his vision for the village
Chilly rain drove a Hempstead Village press conference indoors, but could not dampen its ebullient mood on March 18. Speaking in the Village Hall courtroom, Mayor-Elect Waylyn Hobbs, Jr., … more
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