Vision Long Island unveils 'Planned Locally' badge to tout developers who seek community input
Vision Long Island says the "Planned Locally" stamp is meant to help win support for development projects
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Vision Long Island says the "Planned Locally" stamp is meant to help win support for development projects
Money will go to fund The Interfaith Nutrition Network’s mission.
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Photo: Shutterstock. Residents of Hempstead get a special treat this coming week as schools close for winter break. The Town will be hosting a special “Winter Break” drive-in movie series from February 12 through February 21 at Town Park Point Lookout. The movies will be free for residents. “We are thrilled to continue our efforts with the Winter Break Drive-In Movie Series, and invite residents to come on down to Point Lookout and enjoy a film from the comfort and safety of their vehicles,” said Town Supervisor Don Clavin.