Hyde Park town was opened at 27 Dec,2010 at noon due to the overnight snow storm.
Hyde Park Supervisor Tom Martino said at 11:30 a.m that "We just want to give everybody a chance to dig themselves out."
The town opens normally at 8:30 a.m but clerks office remains open until 4:00 p.m.
A special board meeting had been called out at 4383 Route 9 in town hall and board plans to enact a local law giving the town the ability to issue dogs tags and licenses. Beginning in 2011 New York State is no longer regulating dog licensing.
Friday 31 December 2010
Saturday 25 December 2010
Holiday shopping event in Hyde Park
English Traditions European Home Collections in Hyde Park is hosting a happy hour tonight from 4 p.m.-7 p.m. for last minute holiday shoppers.
The English Traditions’ Holiday Happy Hour will feature complimentary wine, and allow shoppers to take advantage of 30% off their entire store.
The store is family owned and operated, and specializes in selling fine European Antiques and European made replica furniture.
The English Traditions’ Holiday Happy Hour will feature complimentary wine, and allow shoppers to take advantage of 30% off their entire store.
The store is family owned and operated, and specializes in selling fine European Antiques and European made replica furniture.
Saturday 11 December 2010
In New Hyde Park two Pedestrian woman hit by car
According to Nassau Country Police. In New Hyde park had stand on Jericho Turnpike's car, the two pedestrians old woman was struck by this car on Friday. The two pedestrians who had 75 and an 80 years.
Police said, "ET when they were struck by a 2003 Nissan Xterra driven by an 18-year-old Garden City resident".
According to Nassau Country Police, Pedestrian woman, who 75, suffered injured in Winthrop University Hospital, where she died at 8:18 pm and 80, woman suffered had broken femur in local hospital.
Police said, "The driver is not facing charges, and the vehicle was impounded for inspection".
Thursday 2 December 2010
Fun for kids and adults Thursday at SW!TCH in Hyde Park
On Thursday,the SW!TCH will feature two events,one geared for grade-schoolers and another just for the grownups.
From 3:30 to 5 p.m., the Menino Arts Center will host a holiday crafts and chorus event for about 50 children from grades four to six led by local artist Sasja Lucas, an exhibit and animation fabricator as well as an educator.
The Roosevelt Elementary School Children’s Choir will perform at the beginning of the event, then the children will be invited to make holiday decorations to take home.
The crafts time is open to any children who would like to join in the fun. Building owner Pat Tierney, 68, who also owns the Tierney Realty Group, said all are welcome.
“The kids can come; there’s room for more. We can even spill into my office, too, if we get a ton of kids,” Tierney said.
Then, from 6:30 to 8:30, the SW!TCH’s Fairmount Avenue neighbor Albert Winestein will host a wine-tasting in the space.
The SW!TCH held its first event just a few days ago, when children were invited to get a free photo with Santa Claus on Nov. 28. Tierney, 68, explained that her goal is to use the new space to promote the arts and community involvement.
“There was a vacant storefront in my building that I wasn’t having luck renting to a tenant that was going to stay and add to the neighborhood,” Tierney said. “Pretty much nobody wanted it. So I redid the inside of it, and I called it the SW!TCH, and I’m letting nonprofits use it for nothing, and it switches from one thing to another.”
From 3:30 to 5 p.m., the Menino Arts Center will host a holiday crafts and chorus event for about 50 children from grades four to six led by local artist Sasja Lucas, an exhibit and animation fabricator as well as an educator.
The Roosevelt Elementary School Children’s Choir will perform at the beginning of the event, then the children will be invited to make holiday decorations to take home.
The crafts time is open to any children who would like to join in the fun. Building owner Pat Tierney, 68, who also owns the Tierney Realty Group, said all are welcome.
“The kids can come; there’s room for more. We can even spill into my office, too, if we get a ton of kids,” Tierney said.
Then, from 6:30 to 8:30, the SW!TCH’s Fairmount Avenue neighbor Albert Winestein will host a wine-tasting in the space.
The SW!TCH held its first event just a few days ago, when children were invited to get a free photo with Santa Claus on Nov. 28. Tierney, 68, explained that her goal is to use the new space to promote the arts and community involvement.
“There was a vacant storefront in my building that I wasn’t having luck renting to a tenant that was going to stay and add to the neighborhood,” Tierney said. “Pretty much nobody wanted it. So I redid the inside of it, and I called it the SW!TCH, and I’m letting nonprofits use it for nothing, and it switches from one thing to another.”
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