Letter: Increased Aircraft Traffic and Noise a Problem
As a Town of North Hempstead councilwoman, I am writing to you on behalf of the many constituents and groups, who over the past few months, have contacted me regarding the increased aircraft traffic and noise. In addition, they have also notified our 311 call center about aircraft flying at very low altitudes more frequently, often over hospitals, schools, as well as residences.
Letter: A Thank You From Newly Elected Trustee Billy Carr
From the desk of Superintendent Robert Katulak: March 27, 2012
Danielson Training for Teacher Evaluation Completed
The administrators and teachers completed the last session of the Danielson Training for Teacher Evaluation and Professional Growth and the district will be ready to implement this program in September.
Administrators continue their training on a monthly basis regarding the new APR regulations.
Letter: Police Commissioner Responds to Critics of the Community Policing Plan
Over the past several months, there has been much speculation and criticism about the future of Nassau’s eight police precinct buildings. Though critics of this plan have expressed skepticism on realigning the current eight precincts into four, it is important to remember that all eight buildings will remain open and accessible to the public. The realignment of the precincts only affects the boundary lines of administrative paperwork and criminal processing, not the locations in which officers are located on the streets as some critics have stated.
From the desk of NY State Senator Jack Martins: March 21, 2012
Senate Passes Package of Sex Crimes Bills
Legislation will keep children safer, increase penalties for criminals
The New York State Senate passed a series of bills, with the support of Senator Jack M. Martins, increasing penalties for people convicted of sex crimes against children.
The Senate passed legislation (S.1541A) that would increase criminal penalties for sexual contact between a child and a person in a position of trust, which includes any adult responsible for supervision of children when they are not with their parents. Currently, there are no additional penalties for sexual contact with a minor by persons in a position of trust.
Letter: The Ehrbars Support Billy Carr
On March 20, the Village of Williston Park will hold an election to fill two trustee seats.
It is the expectation that village trustees will work cohesively as a board to maintain the quality of life in our great village with fiscal responsibility and a passion for the job.
Letter: Village Trustee Thomann Voting for Diane Thorp
Thankfully, our residents have a choice during this year’s Williston Park village election on Tuesday, March 20 for the two open trustee positions. Three candidates interested and willing to work for our village have come forward for these seats and whichever two have the greatest number of votes will be on the board.
Each one has contributed to our quality of life and would like to continue on that track. Each one is neighborly and has worked with our youth in varying capacities. I commend each one for coming forward and I look forward to working with the two who succeed as elected trustees.
Letter: Believes Carr Will Be Genuine Asset
Letter: Xav and Susan Fleming to Vote for Carr
We have read with interest the information that has come forth through through local papers regarding the three individuals running for Trustee of the Village of Williston Park.
We have been fortunate to meet Billy Carr, one of these three individuals. He impresses as a bright, concerned young man who is willing to take the next step in community involvement with his decision to seek elected office.
Letter: Vote for Diane Throp in Williston Park
My longtime neighbor Diane Thorp is running for this office. She has been my neighbor for 30 years. She is an active and caring member of our community. She has been active in civic affairs like the swim team. She has raised Guide dogs for the blind.
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