Kensington News

Poignant. Imaginative. Passionate. Original. These are some of the words LJ 's reviewers used to describe the first novels forthcoming this fall and winter.

The names and salaries of more than 179,000 people who worked for New York's county, city, town and village governments in 2008-09 were posted today in a searchable database on a Web site sponsored by the Manhattan Institute's Empire Center for New York State Policy.

Carillo, Charlie. Raising Jake. Kensington. Sept. 2009. 341p. ISBN 978-0-7582-3504-6. pap.

I enjoy your show thoroughly. I watch it twice a week. You say things that must be said.

As the summer of 2009 winds down public officials and community leaders are looking to the immediate future and beginning to discuss a oewhata s next.a The Great Neck Village Officials Association, a major force in Great Neck and in Nassau County, had a full, busy year, discussing prominent issues and bringing them to the forefront, as well as ...

Millions are being ported to renovation of the lakeshore complex these days is tearing"... [ 0:49 ] ..." thinking about forty or fifty years ago.

Former Village of Great Neck Mayor Steven Tell died this past Sunday, July 19, 2009 following a long illness.

On June 7, the weather cooperated and a lovely day unfolded as the Village of Kensington celebrated its 100-year anniversary.

PHILADELPHIA - A man sought for questioning in the rape of an 11-year-old girl was upgraded to stable condition Wednesday, a day after he was severely beaten by angry neighbors who recognized him from a photo distributed by police.

NEW YORK - Love may not conquer all in real life, but its power in relatively inexpensive books is quite a comfort in this economy.

Cops released video Tuesday of a group of bandits who have been sticking up bodegas across Brooklyn , sometimes beating store workers and even shooting one employee, police said.

Even glimmers of possibilities for stimulus money have built some symbolic bridges in moving forward with the sewage treatment plant upgrades on East Shore Road.

By joining a neighborhood CSA -- Community Supported Agriculture -- urban dwellers don't merely share in farming without getting their hands dirty and get fresh produce.