“It was announced today in an article published by UK newspaper The Guardian that ambient post-rock band Sigur Ros is taking a break while band members “have babies” and “work on solo projects.”“
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Letter From The Editor: Celebrate the holidays, forget being P.C.
Published: 12/3/09
“Now I’m pretty liberal, like smoking weed while playing electric guitar with Satan liberal. I’m also an Atheist. I don’t believe in a God, life after death or any of the other trappings of supernatural thinking. But I do believe in holidays.”
Mangano's team discusses unresolved election night
Published: 11/6/09
“Ed Mangano’s networking coordinators, Billy Florio and Pete DiSilvio recently commented on the unresolved race for Nassau County executive and the future of the Mangano campaign”
Mayor Hall discusses Village of Hempstead's Waning Recession
Published: 10/29/09
“According to recent reports from various economists the recession is now over. Reports claim that despite high unemployment rates around the country and that money is still tight, the worst is over. But the Village of Hempstead is experiencing the recession differently than surrounding communities due to its surplus, according to Mayor Wayne Hall.”
Homecoming celebrates Myths and Legends
Published: 10/18/09
“Opening the 2009 Homecoming festivities was the parade of floats representing clubs and Greek Life on campus. The organizations spent the week prior building the floats in the Student Center and on Saturday, October 10, they joined the Homecoming Court and the Pep Band and toured them around campus.”
Mangano's Networking Coordinator discusses social media in local politics
Published: 10/14/09
“Peter DiSilvio, a graduate of Hofstra University, works for Ed Mangano’s campaign for 2009 County Executive for Nassau County. A core piece of his platform is something relatively new to larger politics and even newer to local politics.”
Ed Mangano Talks About his Campaign Platform
Published: 10/14/09
“The 2009 race for Nassau County executive is between Ed Mangano and incumbent Tom Suozzi. Mangano, the Republican candidate, is currently campaigning on a platform dedicated to cutting wasteful spending and focusing more on residents who need it.”
Allegations of gang rape recanted at last minute
Published: 9/17/09
“The four men that allegedly raped an 18 year-old female Hofstra student on Sunday morning were released from custody Wednesday night. The alleged victim recanted her accusation according to the office of Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice. Jesus Ortiz, a Bronx resident, Stalin Felipe, also of the Bronx, Kevin Traveras, of Brentwood, New York, and Hofstra student Rondell Bedward were originally arrested on the University grounds by Nassau County police sometime between two and three o’clock in the morning.”
Hempstead Residents React to LIRR Improvement Plans
Published: 9/26/09
“HEMPSTEAD — The MTA has announced a capital improvement plan that will bring money to stations all over Long Island. The major pieces of the improvement plan for the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) involve improved access, general updates to Jamaica station, and the addition of an audio-visual paging system to all 121 branch line stations. But the Hempstead station will not be included.”
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I'm a Hofstra University journalism student. I currently act as Editor-at-large for The Hofstra Chronicle, the head writer for Nonsense Humor Magazine, and regularly contribute to NassauNewsLive.com.Links
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Published: 12/3/09
“Now I’m pretty liberal, like smoking weed while playing electric guitar with Satan liberal. I’m also an Atheist. I don’t believe in a God, life after death or any of the other trappings of supernatural thinking. But I do believe in holidays.”
Published: 11/6/09
“Ed Mangano’s networking coordinators, Billy Florio and Pete DiSilvio recently commented on the unresolved race for Nassau County executive and the future of the Mangano campaign”
Published: 10/29/09
“According to recent reports from various economists the recession is now over. Reports claim that despite high unemployment rates around the country and that money is still tight, the worst is over. But the Village of Hempstead is experiencing the recession differently than surrounding communities due to its surplus, according to Mayor Wayne Hall.”
Published: 10/18/09
“Opening the 2009 Homecoming festivities was the parade of floats representing clubs and Greek Life on campus. The organizations spent the week prior building the floats in the Student Center and on Saturday, October 10, they joined the Homecoming Court and the Pep Band and toured them around campus.”
Published: 10/14/09
“Peter DiSilvio, a graduate of Hofstra University, works for Ed Mangano’s campaign for 2009 County Executive for Nassau County. A core piece of his platform is something relatively new to larger politics and even newer to local politics.”
Published: 10/14/09
“The 2009 race for Nassau County executive is between Ed Mangano and incumbent Tom Suozzi. Mangano, the Republican candidate, is currently campaigning on a platform dedicated to cutting wasteful spending and focusing more on residents who need it.”
Published: 9/17/09
“The four men that allegedly raped an 18 year-old female Hofstra student on Sunday morning were released from custody Wednesday night. The alleged victim recanted her accusation according to the office of Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice. Jesus Ortiz, a Bronx resident, Stalin Felipe, also of the Bronx, Kevin Traveras, of Brentwood, New York, and Hofstra student Rondell Bedward were originally arrested on the University grounds by Nassau County police sometime between two and three o’clock in the morning.”
Published: 9/26/09
“HEMPSTEAD — The MTA has announced a capital improvement plan that will bring money to stations all over Long Island. The major pieces of the improvement plan for the Long Island Railroad (LIRR) involve improved access, general updates to Jamaica station, and the addition of an audio-visual paging system to all 121 branch line stations. But the Hempstead station will not be included.”
