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NOAA Predicts Active Hurricane Season

National Weather Service prepares for what looks to be another dangerous hurricane season.
Hurricane Sandy as it began to make its approach to Long Island and New Jersey on Oct. 28, 2012. Photo credit: NOAA/NASA.
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Hurricane Sandy as it began to make its approach to Long Island and New Jersey on Oct. 28, 2012. Photo credit: NOAA/NASA.

Community Chest Offers Sandy Assistance to Nonprofits

Small grants available.
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Cuomo Announces New Extension for Sandy Relief

Deadline for disaster aid moved to Feb 28; phone number below.
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Your LIRR Commute After Sandy

With commuter anger boiling over repairs to East River Tunnels, we want to know how your…
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Sandy Aid Available For Business Owners

Ed Mangano informs business owners on federal grants, local programs that they can turn to.
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Town, Port Rowing to Clean Up Shoreline

Volunteers will remove debris left over from Hurricane Sandy.
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Port Washington North Trustees Meet Tuesday

Hurricane Sandy, Fire Department contract on Tuesday meeting agenda.
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UPDATE- Free Public Charging Stations at AT&T stores in…

Update on free public charging stations at AT&T stores in Great Neck and Floral Park
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North Hempstead Prepares for Hurricane Sandy

Working with state, county and local officials to ensure prompt response if storm hits Long…
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Mangano: 'We Are Reinventing and Rebuilding Nassau'

County Executive uses State of the County address to highlight new Coliseum, Sandy recovery,…
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Let 'Port' Holiday Magic Help Suppor Sandy Victims~ Drop-off…

Collecting donations for Hurricane Sandy victims
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Sandy Aid: House Approves Funds Friday; Martins Tours…

Delayed vote OKs $9.7 million in aid for hurricane relief.
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Port Boy's Birthday Wish: Long Beach Sandy Aid

Nine-year-old's birthday party Sunday serves as Sandy relief fundraiser for Long Beach.
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Football Sunday at Landmark on Main Street

A chance to get out of the cold, and see the game.
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LIRR: Operating on Modified Schedule Monday

Find out when trains are running on Port Washington branch.
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Call For Sandy Aid Transparency

Some Long Island officials demand openness regarding relief funding bill which others say is…
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Slowly, Surely Port Recovers from Sandy

It’s been six months since Hurricane Sandy ripped through Port Washington, and signs of…
Piles of mulch available for North Hempstead residents.
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Piles of mulch available for North Hempstead residents.

Thanks Mayor Giunta for Post-Sandy Cleanup

Manorhaven Village Hall became a community center, the author says.
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Nassau County Begins Replanting of Trees Removed Post-Sandy

County starts with plantings on Searingtown and Shelter Rock Roads.
Nassau County begins the process of replanting trees lost after Hurricane Sandy. Credit: Adina Genn
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Nassau County begins the process of replanting trees lost after Hurricane Sandy. Credit: Adina Genn

Sandy Cleanup: North Hempstead Spent Nearly $10M

Town: Nearly 50,000 tons of debris have been collected, but no FEMA reimbursement six months…
North Hempstead spent $9,853,078.90 on Sandy debris, tree removal and associated labor costs. Photo Credit: File Photo.
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North Hempstead spent $9,853,078.90 on Sandy debris, tree removal and associated labor costs. Photo Credit: File Photo.

Port Rowing Donates $10k for Sandy Relief

The team rowed 1 million meters at its recent ergathon.
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Allergy Misery Is One Sandy Legacy

Mold spores left behind are being released now across Long Island; Doctors say allergy season…
Sandy turned some North Shore roads into rivers. The excess moisture's legacy is higher levels of mold.
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Sandy turned some North Shore roads into rivers. The excess moisture's legacy is higher levels of mold.

POLLING PLACE UPDATE: 2 Changes in North Hempstead

Residents asked to head to regular polling places on Tuesday, with the exception of a New Hyde…
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Martins Appointed to Bi-Partisan Senate Sandy Task Force

Task force created to help communities hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy recover.
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Outrage Mounts as House Fails to Vote on Sandy Relief

Sen. Jack Martins lends his voice.
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News Nearby: Adelphi Construction; Docks Rebuilt

West Babylon Docks Rebuilt The Town of Babylon completed the reconstruction of the West…
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Halloween's Do-over in Port Washington

Main Street vendors gave trick or treaters a chance to re-do Halloween.
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North Hempstead Enters Agreement with Long Beach

Highlights from the most recent Town of North Hempstead board meeting.
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In The Wake of a Tornado

As I write this, the media is caught up in the devastation left by the tornado in Moore,…
From A Humanist Perspective  

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How NPD Helped Employees in Port Washington Post-Sandy

Hot meals, shelter and entertainment were part of the offerings.
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