For any quality of life issues/concerns/problems, Councilman Lou Imbroto would be delighted to assist constituents:
Councilman Louis B. Imbroto, Town of Oyster Bay,
54 Audrey Avenue
Oyster Bay, NY 11771
(516) 624-6306, 516-624-6147 Fax
limbroto@oysterbay-ny.gov ...
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Dear Hicksville Gardens Civic Association, My name is Andrea Mieles & I am running to become a member of the Hicksville Public Schools Board of Education.
This year's election format will be only via absentee ballot. Please look out for yours and make sure you vote.
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Election date is Tuesday June 9th, 2020. Thank you in advance for your attention and support families! Administrators, please feel free to delete this post if you consider it irrelevant to the group. I just wanted to inform everyone of this event. Thank you for the space.
We are currently looking for opportunities to help the community during the COVID-19 crisis in any capacity. ...
Andrea for Hicksville BOE
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My name is Andrea Mieles & I am running to become a member of the Hicksville Public Schools Board of Education.
I love Hicksville and our district and I am looking for opportunities to represent our community! Election date is Tuesday June 9th, 2020. The parking lots and shopping carts at grocery stores and other retail establishments in Nassau County have been littered with soiled masks, gloves, and disinfectant wipes discarded by shoppers. This can pose a serious health hazard to others. Don't Litter!
Help stop the spread of COVID-19!The parking lots and shopping carts at grocery stores and other retail establishments in Nassau County have been littered with soiled masks, gloves, and disinfectant wipes discarded by shoppers. This can pose a serious health hazard to others. Don't Litter! Help stop the spread of COVID-19! ...
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This article is of interest to Hicksville resident/taxpayers
Planning For New Hicksville development Is postponed due to COVID-19
article By Kimberly Brown, April 1, 2020
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Let us all stay safe, especially during this surreal time of the unprecedented global Coronavirus pandemic.
During this time of following "shelter in place" many of us take more local neighborhood walks in our community for exercise and to get some fresh air. This is all good and healthy.
During our local walks if you happen to notice or observe any Town-maintained roadway signs/poles (such as Stop Signs or Town Speed Liimit signs, etc.) and/or pavement markings that may be in need of fixing/repair/replacement due to fading/aging/loose/damage, or adjustments needed, or potholes on Town streets that need to be filled/fixed, please cooperatively make note of the street location (with the cross street/corner address, etc.), and kindly communicate the issue to the Town Highway Dept. so it can be scheduled for repair and then accordingly fixed.
This proactive effort by Hicksville residents will help ensure our local traffic and road safety. By communicating we can help the Highway Dept to be aware of anything road-related that needs attention, for Town-maintained roadways/streets.
If the Town doesn't know there's a problem or deficiency on roadways, then they may not know where or what to fix. Once informed, the issue is always quickly fixed and resolved.
One of the local civic associations has a mission statement that comes to mind and apropos to repeat: "To improve the quality of life for the Hicksville community by encouraging community awareness, participation and civic pride."
* Department of Highways at (516) 677-5757 between the hours of 7 am and 3 pm, Monday through Friday, or email highwayoperations@oysterbay-ny.gov
* Town Signs Division (street signs/poles), call Isabel at 516-677-5838 , or e-mail igoncalves@oysterbay-ny.gov
As Town residents we are grateful for the hardworking men and women of the Town of Oyster Bay's Highway Department for their labor which keeps our Town’s streets safe and maintained.
Let's work together to keep our Town safe! We can do it! ...
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Constituent concern with regard to NY state DOT traffic study and the proposed "Heritage at Hicksville" (the former Hicksville Sears location)
A proposal to build 425 apartments, a movie theater, fitness center, office space, grocery store, parking and retail space would fill in large swaths of that 26.4 acre site — after tearing down the old Sears department store and automotive shop. The developer is Manhattan-based Seritage Growth Properties.
Does anyone know if a NY state DOT (Department of Transportation) traffic study was completed with regard to this former Hicksville Sears location?
Have you read the NY state DOT traffic study yourself?
Does the said traffic study exist? Who has read it?
Have our elected State, County and Town representatives of Hicksville (and nearby) read the DOT traffic study?
It would make logical sense and be 100% reasonable and appropriate that a comprehensive state DOT traffic study be duly completed as state Route 106/107 (North Broadway), already now a busy congested roadway, connects right off of and near the former Sears site location. Not far from the former Sears location are single-family homes in many residential neighborhoods sometimes referred to as "Hicksville North." The nearby Hicksvile LIRR Station is a major commuter hub with a complicated lack of parking.
How will this proposed mix-use development potentially impact traffic and the local quality of life?
In addition, the state DOT traffic study ought to be public information available prior to and for the upcoming (t/b/d) public hearing for the proposed "Heritage at Hicksville." The people who live and/or work in Hicksville have a right to know the results and disposition of the state DOT traffic study.
Resident taxpayers of Hicksville ought to know the potential impact, either positive or negative, or the "good and the bad," with regard to this Heritage at Hicksville. Let there be 100% transparency...... and due diligence performed.
Where is the state DOT traffic study?
This civic association has a mission statement that comes to mind and apropos to repeat: "To improve the quality of life for the Hicksville community by encouraging community awareness, participation and civic pride."
The questions and concerns being raised here are within the parameters of preserving (and conserving) our quality of life - Hicksville, Town of Oyster Bay. ...
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Will the Hicksville Gardens Civic Association be hosting debates or "meet the candidates" events between now and the Nov. 5 election day? I am running for County Legislator in District 14, which includes Hicksville. I believe the residents of Hicksville deserve to hear from those candidates who want to represent them. I would love to participate in such an event if you are hosting one. Thanks. ...
Enjoy a popular hits from the 1980s by Doris Lewis. Musical Director: Brian Lewis.
'Conga' - Tribute to the Music of Gloria Estefan & The Miami Sound Machine. Distinguished Artists Concert Series presented by Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the Oyster Bay Town Board. Nassau County, Long Island, NY.
Hicksville Public Library. Jerusalem Avenue, Hicksville, NY. March, 2019. ...
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The Community Service Committee would like to thank everyone for their enormous generosity to our Thanksgiving Food Drive. It was a huge success, enabling us to donate to three families this year. We had enough donations for a Thanksgiving meal and to fill their cupboards for several meals!
Have a Happy & Healthy Thanksgiving!! ...
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