Robert Pelaez

Robert Pelaez

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Hochul lifts indoor mask requirements, no decision on school mandates yet

Gov. Kathy Hochul lifted a statewide mask mandate for indoor places, including restaurants, gyms and stores, on Wednesday. The mandate

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Local officials gather in Great Neck to honor law enforcement

Local officials gathered at the Village Green in Great Neck on Sunday to support local law enforcement and honor those

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Thomaston commission recommends landmarking Tower Ford building

The Village of Thomaston’s Landmarks Preservation Commission recommended landmark status be granted by the village to the former Belgrave Motors

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Great Neck Library board files legal complaint against nominating committee, individuals

Nearly a month after having a legal complaint filed over the way it filled a board vacancy, the Great Neck

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Barstow Bridge in Great Neck Plaza deemed ‘structurally deficient’ in report

Great Neck Plaza’s Barstow Road bridge was once again deemed “structurally deficient,” according to a report last week from the

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Former Great Neck School Superintendent William A. Shine dies at 93

Former Great Neck School Superintendent William A. Shine, who was hailed as a "visionary" leader, died on Friday at 93.

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Denton Avenue bridge repairs set to move into next phase of work

A month after a delayed start to replacing the Denton Avenue bridge in Garden City, the Long Island Rail Road’s

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Masks could remain mandatory in New York schools, indoor settings until March 2

New York’s mask mandate, issued by Gov. Kathy Hochul, was granted a reprieve by a state appellate court on Monday,

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Village of Great Neck trustees approve $35K drainage feasibility study

The Village of Great Neck Board of Trustees unanimously approved a feasibility study aimed at finding solutions to drainage issues

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Bral echoes Curran’s prediction of midterm ‘bloodbath’ for Democrats

Village of Great Neck Mayor Pedram Bral echoed former Nassau County Executive Laura Curran’s prediction of a "bloodbath" for Democratic

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McCormack family files wrongful death action against Durst’s second wife

The family of Robert Durst’s first wife, Kathleen McCormack Durst, filed a wrongful death action against the late real estate

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Blank Slate Media to host virtual interview with Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt Feb. 17

Blank Slate Media will host a virtual interview with Jonathan Greenblatt, the CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, with a discussion

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FEMA to provide Temple Tikvah with $335K in funds to repair damages caused by Ida

After experiencing severe damages and flooding caused by Hurricane Ida in September, New Hyde Park’s Temple Tikvah will receive $335,000

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Judge’s stay on previous masking verdict leaves school districts in a frenzy

After a Nassau County justice overturned Gov. Kathy Hochul’s statewide mask mandate on Monday, Appellate Judge Robert J. Miller “stayed,”

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Thomaston Landmarks Preservation Committee to meet on Feb. 8

The Village of Thomaston’s Landmarks Preservation Commission will meet on Feb. 8, when the decision on the former Belgrave Motors

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