In the wake of New York City Police officers being drenched with buckets of water, Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito is proposing a law that would make it an offense to do similar acts to town Enforcement Officials.
Hempstead leaders met to announce they’ll be collecting golf equipment — whether it be balls, clubs or other gear — to send to soldiers in war zones through the Bunkers in Baghdad charity.
Hempstead Town Councilman Anthony D’Esposito announced his plan last week to rename the block where NYPD Det. Luis Alvarez lived in Oceanside after the fallen police officer.
Long Island authorities are launching a water safety program after a swimmer drowned near Fire Island last week.
Long Beach and Hempstead Town officials have completed a new emergency dock that will allow firefighters and first responders to more quickly respond to emergencies in Reynolds Channel.
The Chabad House of Hewlett recognized supporters Dr. Adam and Shirley Boris, Miriam and Alex Bronfman and Nataly and Ron Austin, all Hewlett residents, at its annual gala this year held at the Seawane Country Club on March 27.
Around 30 Island Park residents braved a rainy Sunday morning to protest in front of the E.F. Barrett Power Plant against the Long Island Power Authority’s efforts to reduce its property tax bill on the aging facility.
The 132-year-old Inwood Fire Department held its annual installation of officers ceremony earlier this month.
Anchor RX Pharmacy & Juice Bar hosted a ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration on Sunday at 3110 Long Beach Road in Oceanside.
Pop’s Wine & Spirits rang in a new era last Saturday, as owners Chu and Ting Lin celebrated its grand reopening with a ribbon- cutting after taking over the business, which was a cornerstone establishment run by Nick Poulos and his family for more than 70 years.