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Mineola American – Nassau County is a hyperlocal digital news outlet focused on community life and public affairs across Mineola and surrounding areas of Nassau County, New York.
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East Williston board outlines goals, safety plans for school year (opens the original)
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The East Williston Union Free School District Board of Education outlined its goals for the 2026-27 school year during its Sept. 22 meeting, while also recognizing student and faculty achievements and discussing ongoing safety improvements at North Side Elementary School. The board’s five goals for the coming school year include advancing the district’s strategic plan, preparing for its next strategic planning cycle, improving student attendance and engagement, continuing safety and security imp
The fifth annual Fall Family Festival in Glen Cove approaching (opens the original)
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As the Glen Cove Fall Family Festival approaches its fifth year, members of the city’s Chamber of Commerce said the event will remain free for attendees. The festival will be held on Sunday, Sept. 27, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., and parking will be available at Glen Cove High School, Cliff Krauter, executive director of the Glen Cove Chamber of Commerce, said. “This particular event is really like a labor of love for us,” Krauter said. “We do this literally to give back to the community and keep it
North Hempstead hears Bolla Market proposal, street naming (opens the original)
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The North Hempstead Town Board considered plans for a new Bolla Market and gasoline station in New Hyde Park and approved honorary street designations during a Tuesday, Sept. 15, public hearing that included concerns about traffic, lighting and neighborhood character. The board held a public hearing on Bolla M Realty LLC’s application for a special use permit to redevelop the existing gasoline station at 901 Hillside Ave. at Lakeville Road. David Altman, chief general counsel for Bolla
Propel NY Energy receives key state approval (opens the original)
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The Propel NY Energy transmission project has cleared a major regulatory hurdle, with the New York State Public Service Commission granting approval Thursday, Sept. 17, for the construction, operation and maintenance of the proposed transmission system. The approval of the Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need moves the $3.26 billion project, a partnership between the New York Power Authority and New York Transco, into the construction-planning and execution phase. However,
Jericho students win big in history project competition (opens the original)
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More than a dozen Jericho students won awards from the Lowell Milken Center for history projects that many of them began as middle school students. Students in middle and high school were awarded by the center for projects they’d made about historical unsung heroes during an awards ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 16, in the Jericho High School library. Students were awarded as finalists and semifinalists, while freshman Anwita Sajja received a $2,000 award from the center for a documentary she made
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