Posted on | April 1, 2020
Many of us are spring cleaning, getting ready for the holidays or just taking advantage of the time we have at home to de-clutter. No matter why we are doing it, the curbs all over the Village are filling up with discarded boxes, furniture and household items.
Posted on | April 1, 2020
As of today, New York State is reporting that there are 8,544 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Nassau County, an increase of 1,200 since yesterday. This number includes residents who have recovered from the virus. Unfortunately, 63 residents have passed away.
Posted on | March 31, 2020
We have noticed that our streets and parking lots are becoming littered with discarded gloves, masks and sanitizing wipes. This is not only unsightly, but it also increases the possible spread of the COVID-19; the very disease that these precautionary items are trying to protect against.
Posted on | March 27, 2020
County Executive Laura Curran and Commissioner of Police Patrick J. Ryder continue to remind the public of the Police Department’s plans and protective measures for Police Officers and Police Medics when responding to aided cases that are symptomatic of the Coronavirus.
Posted on | March 26, 2020
County Executive Laura Curran, Commissioner of Police Patrick J. Ryder and OEM Commissioner Steven Morelli announce that Nassau County will begin to accept donations of medical supplies during this unprecedented National State of Emergency.
Posted on | March 25, 2020
If you are a Beatles fan then you are going to love this fun and educational video tutorial on how to properly wash your hands.
Posted on | March 24, 2020
Please be aware that we’ve been informed that there are people going around to buildings (in uniforms) pretending to be coronavirus cleanup crews.
Posted on | March 24, 2020
As of today, New York State is reporting that 2869 residents in Nassau have tested positive for COVID-19.
Posted on | March 19, 2020
The past couple of weeks have taken a heavy toll. Our everyday routines have been uprooted and the rapidly changing recommendations have been abrupt and inconsistent.