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Westbury Ave. revitalization efforts begin for 2027 finish (opens the original)
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Revitalization efforts on Westbury Avenue started on Tuesday, Sept. 29, as construction workers broke ground to fix the road and sidewalk, add light fixtures and plant dozens of new trees. Elected officials, members of the Carle Place Civic Association and heads of Stasi General Contracting attended the groundbreaking ceremony of a project that has been in discussions since 2003, according to Civic President Dominick D’Alonzo. “The biggest issue is that normally most roads are either owned by th
Sen. Rhoads honor Nassau women of distinction (opens the original)
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Fourteen accomplished women across Nassau County were honored for strengthening their communities and serving as dedicated leaders. The women were honored by Sen. Steven Rhoads during his fourth annual Women of Distinction ceremony held at the Plainview-Old Bethpage Public Library on Thursday, Sept. 17. “It’s an opportunity for me to give recognition to people who otherwise would not receive that recognition for the incredible work that they’re doing,” Rhoads said. Rhoads said his staff solicite
Conference discusses aging with HIV at Farmingdale State College (opens the original)
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People with diagnosed HIV are living longer, but are experiencing symptoms of aging earlier than other populations. People 60 and older make up the largest population living with HIV across Long Island, at 36.6%, according to health experts from VNS Health. Jennifer McCaffrey, an occupational therapist, said that as this population ages, they can experience HIV-related fatigue, cognitive decline and increased isolation. McCaffrey was one of several speakers at the 2026 Conference on Aging with H
Hochul announces grants to fire department, Pascucci soccer field (opens the original)
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Gov. Kathy Hochul visited Long Island on Friday, Sept. 18, and announced that her office will provide nearly $1 million in funding to turf Glen Cove’s Ernest J. Pascucci Soccer Field. During her visit, Hochul also announced the Glen Cove Fire Department has received a $287,324 grant that will provide support for critical radio upgrades through the Volunteer Fire Infrastructure and Response Equipment Grant. The grant is state-funded and comes from the state’s division of Homeland Security and Eme
Nursing, physician assistant students provide care to rural community in Guatemala (opens the original)
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Ten students from the Hofstra Northwell School of Nursing and Physician Assistant Studies traveled to Guatemala to provide health care services for families living in a rural area of the country this summer. The students visited a pop-up clinic in Aldea Panabajal, a community in the highlands of Guatemala with no access to a water system, according to Global Medical Brigades. While there, the students provided dental care, hygiene education and assisted with physical exams. Andy Ruiz, a third-ye
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