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John Mirando will step down from his post as Acting City Manager of Long Beach. He will remain the city’s Commissioner of Public Works on March 9.
Long Beach Acting City Manager to step down
John Mirando, Long Beach’s acting city manager only since September who has been under pressure from the city council amid a major change in the City's Charter, will step down from his post, a spokesman for the city said Tuesday. He is the third acting city manger to step down in the last two years. more
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Sam Pinto is a career firefighter, paramedic, nationally certified fire instructor, and certified fire and life safety educator.
The Flu is a greater threat than the Corona Virus
While the Wuhan China-based Coronavirus is getting the big headlines these days, the flu should really be on your radar. New York State flu numbers are on the rise, at a greater pace than last … more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, left, held an oversized check presented by ProHEALTH Care to Bethany House, with Sister Aimee Koonmen, the Bethany House founder; Dr. Zeyad Baker, ProHEALTH’s president and CEO; and Melody Pierre-Gilles, the organization’s chief of staff.
Lifting people out of homelessness
“A lot of the people in this world, they don’t think of the homeless, and when they do think of the homeless, they think of nasty people who live on the street that don’t get up and … more
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Yvonne Lyon, the director of education and training for the Mental Health Association of Nassau County, led a Mental Health First Aid training session on Feb. 8.
Working to reduce mental illness stigma
As if they were sitting in a college classroom, a group of people in the hall of the First Presbyterian Church of Baldwin took part in a Mental Health First Aid training session on Feb. 8, at which … more
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A rendering of the $1.3 million turf fields that the Amityville-based LandTek Group will install at Greis Park. Construction is expected to begin in late March and be completed by the end of summer.
Lynbrook officials approve $1.3 million turf fields for Greis Park
The installation of synthetic-turf fields at Greis Park, costing $1.3 million and measuring nearly 122,000 square feet in total, is set to begin in March, and will usher in the start of a major renovation of the park. more
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The arena at Belmont Park is expected to open in time for the Islanders’ 2021-22 season.
Belmont agreement bars relocation for 25 years
The New York Islanders must stay at Belmont Park for 25 years under an agreement between the team and Empire State Development, the state agency that owns the land at Belmont Park. more
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Dr. Salvatore Pardo, chairman of LIJ’s Department of Emergency Medicine, pointed out signs about the coronavirus in the emergency room’s entrance.
Long Island Jewish Valley Stream develops protocols for new strain of coronavirus
Nearly 100 people died from a new strain of the coronavirus on Feb. 11, marking the deadliest day of the outbreak that began last month. It had already killed more than 1,000 people worldwide. more
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New York American Water’s corporate office in Merrick.
Pols, advocates ask for alternatives to NYAW sale
Since American Water Works Co. announced last November that it would sell its New York operation to Liberty Utilities, elected officials and advocacy groups have sought alternatives to the plan, … more
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Beer tasting at South Shore Craft Brewery in Oceanside
Join South Shore Craft Brewery for an evening of beer tasting on Feb. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. more
Mount Sinai South Nassau hosted its annual Go Red for Women Day celebration on Feb. 7, which promoted heart health.
Mount Sinai South Nassau in Oceanside hosts Go Red For Women Day
Heart disease survivor Santina Guarcello-Hunt and others were joined by Mount Sinai South Nassau staff members and visitors for the hospital’s annual “Go Red for Women Day” celebration on Feb. 7. more
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