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South High School students Peter Costanzo, left, and Tyler Moran have been skateboarding for three years.
Valley Stream skate park on the horizon?
Feeling weightless, you are frozen in mid-air. There is nothing but the wind underneath your feet and your outstretched arms feel as if they could touch the sky. Exhilaration is pumping through your body, following the rhythms of your racing heartbeat. more
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Children from Valley Stream ran through the park to find as many Easter eggs as they could during the annual egg hunt last Saturday morning hosted by the village’s Recreation Department.
Children feel the egg-citement in Valley Stream [Photo gallery]
Dozens of children went searching for goodies last Saturday during the village’s annual Easter egg hunt. more
Richard Infield, of Valley Stream, with his dogs Dakota and Chippy, says there are “pathetically few” dog parks in Nassau County and would like to see one built in the village.
Dog park in Valley Stream’s future?
Valley Stream dog owners could soon have a place where their dogs can run free — beyond their own backyards. more
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The Nassau County Unprotected Woodlands Taskforce discussed plans for an upcoming “Envirothon” at a meeting on Monday. The group is headed by Legislator Norma Gonsalves, at head of table, and Legislator David Denenberg, at right. At the Envirothon, the task force will announce a plan to allow fishing at Mullener Pond in North Merrick, where it has been prohibited. Clockwise from left were Brian Foley, deputy regional director, New York State Department of Parks; Gonsalves; Donald Hohn, planner, county Planning Commission; Heidi O’Riordan, aquatic biologist, state Department of Environmental Conservation; Brian Schneider, hydrogeologist, county Department of Public Works; and Denenberg.
State eyes fishing at Mullener Pond
Shaped like a footprint, Mullener Pond abuts the Meadowbrook Parkway amid a stand of oaks and maples just south of Jerusalem Avenue in North Merrick. It is a quiet place, hemmed in by a six-foot … more
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Soprano Tonna Miller and longtime friend and fellow opera star Jennifer Hines bring their vocal stylings to Long Beach on Sunday.
‘Deliciously Diva’ gals come to Long Island
A magical afternoon of multiple musical genres is planned in Long Beach as Broadway harmoniously combines with the Metropolitan Opera at Temple Emanu-El, when “Deliciously Diva” comes to town on Sunday. more
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Judge Bob Bogle showed how much money the village netted from the recent ticket amnesty program — more than $200,000. Joining him were court staff members, from left, Jesus Duvert, Kathy Kleinschmidt and LuAnn Tangney.
Amnesty program nets Valley Stream $200K
Valley Stream gave drivers a chance to clear up those old unpaid parking tickets with little penalty, and thousands took advantage of the opportunity. And the village brought in more than $200,000 in revenue. more
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Homes on Midvale Lane in North Valley Stream will be torn down to add parking for Franklin Hospital.
Franklin Hospital plans to demolish homes, expand parking
Franklin Hospital is making plans to create a 105-spot parking lot in the next few months — a move they say will require that five hospital-owned homes on Midvale Lane to be demolished. more
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A seafood restaurant in Island Park, family owned since 1969
Any restaurant still thriving after more than 40 years must be doing something right. Such is the case with Lambrou’s, a landmark of Island Park, founded by an owner who, back then, could already boast a wealth of experience. more
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A plan is in the works for a major renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in Eisenhower Park.
Renovation on tap for the Nassau County Aquatic Center
County officials have confirmed that the long-awaited renovation of the Nassau County Aquatic Center in East Meadow is expected to begin in July.  According to county officials and … more
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The County Legislature approved more than $3 million in contracts on Jan. 10 to bring necessary equipment and services to the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant, above.
Millions earmarked to stop bay discharge
The Nassau County Legislature approved more than $3 million in contracts on Jan. 10 for new equipment and upgrades at the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant, in an effort to end months of illegal sewage discharge into Reynolds Channel, which many residents and local officials have called a serious environmental health hazard. more
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