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September 2, 2004 / Front Page

Looking "cool" for Back to School

New School threads for Max, 7 and Riley, 4, Elliott of Massapequa. The boys showed off some of their new school clothes at Kohl's Department Store on Sunrise Highway in Massapequa. Max is heading to first grade next week and Riley, to pre-school. More...

MPMA controversy leads to Village review of law requiring permits for outdoor retail sales and service

The Massapequa Park Merchants' Festival drew consistent crowds despite drizzles Aug. 14 and 15. It also drew some controversy that the Village of Massapequa Park is now attempting to sort out. Photo by Cliff DeBear More...

Special Sections

Library

The following are a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week

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Obituaries

Alice Lorenz, 14 year Massapequa resident

by Tiffany Elliott

Alice J. Lorenz, a resident of Massapequa for almost a decade and a half died on August 22, 2004 from complications of diabetes. She was 83 years old and described by her family as a woman with a gift for making people feel comfortable and cared for. More...

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Opinion

Editorial

Lawsuit: interesting but risky

The recent lawsuit against a 1999 real estate contract between the Village of Massapequa Park and local property owner Gil Kicherer not only raises an interesting question concerning the Constitutionality of leasing an office and small portion of lan More...

Public Commentary

Writer to writer: Bush is a better choice Nov. 2nd

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Guest Editorial

by Henry Hessing

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MPMA controversy leads to Massapequa Park Village review of law requiring permits for outdoor retail sales and service

by Kate Mayberry

The Massapequa Park Village Board agreed during its open pre-board meeting August 23 that it would begin to unilaterally enforce a village law that prohibits merchants to put out tables and chairs or display, distribute, or sell merchandise on the si More...

MPK veteran Norman Kass is honored with New York State Conspicuous Service Cross

Norman Kass, a resident of Massapequa Park, was recently presented with the New York State Conspicuous Service Cross, which acknowledges recipients of various military honors or those who were prisoners of war, at Pearl Harbor December 7, 1941, direc More...

MPK veteran Norman Kass is honored by New York State

At left, Norman Kass, center, is shown with Assemblyman Joe Saladino, left and Sen. Charles Fuschillo Jr., right. More...

Correction

A story that appeared in the Aug. 18 edition, announcing the retirement of Sgt. Vincent Malabo, a former resident of Massapequa, incorrectly stated his first name. We apologize for the error. More...