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Major LIRR service cuts for Wednesday evening commute

Commuters can expect Long Island Rail Road service to be fully restored by Friday morning, LIRR officials announced on Wednesday, the third day of disruptions caused by crews working to repair … more

By Lee Landor | 5/11/11

Nick St. John and Tosin Yeku were among students participating in the Have a Heart sandwich-making program.

Malverne students help the homeless

The Community Service Club at Malverne’s Howard T. Herber Middle School recently worked in collaboration with the school’s Honor Society to participate in the “Have a Heart for the … more

4/28/11

Malverne Village OFficials managed to cut spending for the coming year and still maintain services and programs.

Despite spending cuts, all Malverne services remain

Malverne Village officials have cut spending for the coming year, but due to declining revenues, village taxpayers will still have to pay a little extra next year. The proposed $14.37 million … more

By Lee Landor | 4/20/11

Long Island Bus service: salvaged?

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Nassau County and state Senate Republicans announced an agreement on April 1 to avert proposed cuts to the MTA’s Long Island Bus service. The cuts, which were announced in March, were expected to affect more than half of Nassau County’s bus routes, including the N14 North Rockville Centre Loop Bus. more

Jackie Nash | 4/13/11

Students and Seniors together, from left, Marialla Inoyatov, Rose Marie Perry, Mickie Pirretti, Lucille Largen, Vivian Cafiso, Melanie Pavels and Nicole McKee play Rummy cube during Intergenerational Day at the Green Acres Senior Center.

South High students make a difference

Small acts can make a big difference — a saying that means a lot to the student body at South High School. Participating in its annual Service Week from April 1-9, students put their devotion for helping others in motion during several activities. more

By Clarissa Hamlin | 4/13/11

Emily Heneghan, a third-grader at Parkway Elementary School, swept away pebbles off of the Town Square sidewalk.

East Meadow kids take care of their neighborhood

It wasn’t just about raking leaves and picking up litter on Saturday morning at Veterans Memorial Park and along East Meadow Avenue. For Peter Cipriano Jr., president of the East Meadow Chamber … more

By Mike Caputo | 3/25/11

Mercy Medical Center administrator receives leadership award

Kathleen Kennedy, Mercy Medical Center’s senior director of imaging and physician support services, has received the 2010 Patrick J. Scollard Award for Leadership from Catholic Health Services of Long Island. more

3/23/11

Pictured with School 8 principal, Ron Schoen, and teacher/advisor, Arlene Wegard, are Student Council Vice President Dylan Rosenthal, Secretary Sydney Dreyfus, Noreen Fasulo, Nicole Sosa, Treasurer Mikey Lucey, Rory Duignan, and President Zach Camileri.

School 8 helps fill food pantry

Members of School 8’s Student Council collected food donations to stock the Oceanside Community Service Food Pantry, which is located at School 6. The entire community comes together during the … more

3/23/11

Syed Majid, ‘a very giving person,’ dies

Syed Majid, a longtime Oceanside resident who was very active in the community, died on March 1. He was 79. Majid — Sy to his many friends — was a member of the Oceanside Kiwanis, Oceanside … more

Alex Costello | 3/16/11

The N14 North Rockville Centre Loop bus route may be discontinued in July if the MTA and Nassau County are unable to resolve a funding dispute.

MTA may eliminate Rockville Centre loop bus

The N14 North Rockville Centre Loop bus route could be on the chopping block, if the MTA is unable to resolve a funding dispute with Nassau County. more

Judy Rattner | 3/9/11

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