The town dedicated a new plaque to those who served, and also planted poppy seeds as part of a memorial.
This Board reports on environmental matters affecting the Village.
BREAKING: See who won in the race between incumbent Republican Ed Ra and Democrat Billy Carr.
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Residents should see a 3.5 percent decrease in their taxes next year, which comes after a bitter fight between the Supervisor and the Board.
Incumbent Republican Ed Ra is being challenged by Democratic newcomer Billy Carr.
Democrat Taylor Raynor, who defeated a longtime incumbent in the primary, is up against Republican James Lamarre.
The office will be a one-stop place where residents can have their questions about the town answered.
It is the first multi-disciplinary team on Long Island focused on protecting elderly residents from abuse.
Incumbent Democrat Kathleen Rice is being challenged by Republican newcomer Ameer Benno.
The senator will take questions from the public during the 90-minute event.
Supervisor Laura Gillen says her budget would give most homeowners a slight tax decrease, but the Town Board disagrees.
The bill would increase the amount of interest people could deduct on their taxes, and also increase the grace period after graduating.
The event, at Hofstra University, will be the only chance for Long Islanders to voice their opinions on legalized marijuana in person.
The laws would, among other things, prohibit town officials from hiring family members.
It will be the first -- and probably only -- debate between the two gubernatorial candidates before the Democratic primary in September.
The supervisor removed a measure from the agenda that would give more than $500,000 in raises to employees, clashing with the board.
Earlene Hooper said the primary challenge against her was the "white man" trying to "fool" her constituents out of power.
Effective immediately, the 11 paid firefighters were placed on leave by the village.
The board approved the 150-unit apartment building, but did place some restrictions on it.
The website would contain resources for kids and their families about bullying and how to prevent it.
The law, which requires contracts of $10,000 and more to be publicly bid, is another step toward making the town more transparent.
Under the law, the town would post contracts and other documents online for the public.
The Congresswoman said she would instead focus her efforts on running for a third term representing New York's 4th Congressional District.
The police will pay him for allegedly violating his civil rights and racially profiling him.
The original Town Hall building is 100 years old, and steeped with Hempstead Town history.
Her proposal would undo the current system of appointing council members to fill vacant seats in America's largest township.
They say it closes a loophole in the state law that doesn't allow law enforcement to effectively charge people for threats of mass violence.
Capital projects highlight commitment to improving quality of life.
Trustees took their oaths of office during the annual organizational meeting April 12, 2018.
The public will be able to voice its opinion on buildings 150 units on a vacant lot on Stewart Avenue.
Proposed 2018-19 budget is again tax cap compliant.
Document memorializes commitments both parties reached with regards to the third track project.
The plan is the latest step in the decades-long project to clean the contaminated ground water.
Gillen called the appointment 'unethical' and said D'Esposito should reject it and focus on the Town of Hempstead.
The supervisor says the plan will help roads be better plowed and better coordinate response during a snow storm.
Here's what you need to know about what's going on, and how you can watch the Democrat's first meeting.
Supervisor Gillen names the experienced Republican as her deputy.
Richard Donoghue, a Hofstra grad, brings years of experience fighting crime on Long Island with him.
Santino will reportedly step down from his position early to take a job with the county Board of Elections.