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Cops: Two teens charged in Elmont street robbery
Two teens were arrested after police said they robbed a man with a box cutter knife on an Elmont street.
Things to Do on LI From Now Through Thanksgiving Day
Plus where watch the 2009 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, where to see the floats come to life the night before, and where to drop off a turkey for someone who needs it Written by Jaclyn Gallucci on Nov 21st, 2009 and filed under Featured .
Police are investigating an incident of reckless endangerment during which approximately six shots were fired following what police said was a gunfight between three male subjects.
Teamwork was crucial for Baccarella, left and Hymowitz, who depended on the help of volunteers to do the all-important wall-raising. A rainy Saturday in November didn't seem like the kind of day that would bring out volunteers for charity, but despite chilly temperatures and a threatening storm last weekend, the site of a local Habitat For Humanity ...
If The Town Can Raise A Wall In Elmont. . .
Kudos to the Town of Hempstead for lending a hand to Habitat of Humanity here in Nassau County, raising a wall on a new home being built in Elmont.
I would like to thank all of my supporters and volunteers for their dedication to my campaign for Nassau County Legislature and all those residents who wanted better for Valley Stream, North Valley Stream, Franklin Square, Elmont, West Hempstead, Bellerose Terrace and South Floral Park.A Their level of enthusiasm in working to bring change to our ...
Written by Patrick Kelton on Nov 15th, 2009 and filed under Long Island News , News .
Government sued for defunding scandal-hit ACORN
Reuters Demonstrators from ACORN's Home Defenders rally outside a foreclosed home in Elmont, New York, April Thu Nov 12, 2:06 pm ET NEW YORK The scandal-hit liberal grass-roots group ACORN sued the U.S. government on Thursday, saying it did not have the right to cut off ACORN's federal funding because the group had not been convicted of a crime.
Written by Long Island Press on Nov 12th, 2009 and filed under Long Island News , News .
Chamber President Seeks Help Wherever He Can Find It for OB
Oyster Bay Chamber of Commerce President Alex Gallego attended the Thomas R. Suozzi cocktail reception being held at the Spector Group in Woodbury along with Bill DiConza, Esq.
Cops: Motorist stopped on Southern arrested on drug charges
Parkway on-ramp in Valley Stream Sunday morning, an Elmont man was pulled over by a state trooper because he wasn't wearing a seat belt - but the traffic stop soon became a drug arrest when the trooper found marijuana and prescription painkillers in his car, police said.
Elmont store clerk scares off would-be robbers with shotgun, police say
Police say the shotgun that the worker brandished was behind the counter when the two bandits came into the Elmont Deli at about 4:15 a.m. Saturday and pointed a handgun at the cashier, demanding money from him.
Cops: Two charged with gang assault in Franklin Square attack
Jessey Tejada, 22, of 52 Lucille Ave., Elmont , was arrested Friday and was set for arraignment the same day.
Elmont school employee files lawsuit against district
The suit filed by senior account clerk Karin Filippi in U.S. District Court in Central Islip also accuses the Elmont Union Free School District of threatening to discipline her, assigning her additional duties, intimidating her, limiting her vacation time and transferring her to a lower-level position.
Seniors get housing opportunity of a lifetime
Pearl Gibson hugs Supervisor Kate Murray when given the key that gives her the opportunity to buy a condo in Elmont.
Elmont teen charged with stealing from McDonald's customer
Elmont resident in the theft of a cell phone from a girl in a McDonald's restaurant.
The Race in the Nassau County Legislature's 3rd District
In the race for the Nassau County Legislaturea s 3rd District, Legislator John Ciotti, a Republican, of North Valley Stream is running against challenger Nina Petraro Bastardi, a Democrat, of Valley Stream.
Elmont Gas Station Owner Charged With Ignoring Leak
Written by Timothy Bolger on Oct 29th, 2009 and filed under Long Island News , News .
EDITORIAL: Our pick for Nassau County clerk
When Republican Maureen O'Connell , 58, stepped into the county clerk's office almost four years ago, it had suffered from years of neglect.