LI Now Live updates: April 29, 2014 Live
LANDMARK STATUS. The Hempstead Town Board held two public hearings to consider granting landmark status for the former site of Eleanor Roosevelt’s childhood home in Westbury and a historic black cemetery in Wantagh earlier. Both sites were unanimously approved for national landmark status. Read Aisha Al-Muslim’s Twitter updates below.

Residents speak at Hempstead Town board meeting in support of proposed Roosevelt civic center by a community revitalization group. #Newsday
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Hempstead Town board members remain silent and don't respond to Proccaci's request. #Newsday #LongIsland #Hempstead
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Hempstead Town critic Felix Proccaci asks town board to post details of resolutions online for upcoming bond hearings for special districts.
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Hempstead Town board unanimously approves landmarking former site of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt's childhood home in Westbury. #Newsday
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Hempstead Town board unanimously approves landmarking St. Matthias Church Cemetery in Wantagh. About 40 people in audience clapped. #Newsday
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Hempstead Town residents, leaders, educators and students speak in support to landmark St. Matthias Church Cemetery. #Newsday #LongIsland
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
1 of 7
Top tweets
More Twitter updates from Newsday and its staff.
NBA commissioner Adam Silver: @MagicJohnson is always welcome as an owner, and a member of the @NBA family.
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
LIVE: Commissioner Adam Silver is addressing the media regarding @LAClippers owner Donald Sterling nwsdy.li/1u0ussE
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Just now: "Star Wars: Episode VII" full cast revealed nwsdy.li/1je6KVk
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Donald Sterling decision due in 30 minutes; NAACP wants NBA meeting newsday.com/sports/basketb…
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Watch me live tonight around 7:15 on @News12LI or tinyurl.com/k39dwlx when I talk #richcribs with @StoneGrissom pic.twitter.com/kRcEDA275k

Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
The "Pathway to Citizenship" program launched in #NY Nassau today will aid legal residents seeking citizenship and degree credentials.
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
#NY Sec of State Perales told #Hempstead crowd that @SenSchumer still "is convinced" #immigration reform is happening this year.
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
#NY Secretary of State Perales speaks to crowd at launch of "Pathway to Citizenship" program in Nassau County. pic.twitter.com/pTKJgXkAE9

Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Watch: Long Island @boyscouts staged their first pinewood race derby since superstorm Sandy nwsdy.li/QXkyIS
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
New research shows that makeup has some downsides like allergic reactions, unknown chemicals & more | newsday.com/news/health/ma… via @Newsday
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Islip wants to install parking meters in downtown Bay Shore. nwsdy.li/1kh1tKH
Apr. 29, 2014
- Reply
- Retweet
- Favorite
Today's top stories
Today's top stories
FRONT PAGE - SINKHOLES SURFACE AS LATEST WOE FOR TROUBLED EAST SIDE ACCESS - The MTA's East Side Access Project to link the LIRR to Grand Central Terminal, already plagued by years of delays and billions in cost overruns, has encountered yet another setback: sinkholes.

4 LI DISTRICTS WANT TO BUST TAX CAP, LOWEST NUMBER EVER - Only four Long Island school districts are challenging state tax caps in their proposed 2014-15 budgets -- the lowest number ever -- with educators acknowledging that cap-busting efforts face growing obstacles.
JUDGE WANTS TRIAL FOR EX-YANKEE IN MOLESTING CASE - A Nassau County judge Monday declared he was ready to "go to battle" to ensure the trial of an ex-Yankees outfielder accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl begins soon.
HEMPSTEAD TOWN PROBES 'HATE-FUELED RACIAL INCIDENT' - In a news release, officials said they "are responding to a picture of a monkey that was apparently displayed on a Highway Department bulletin board, making reference to an African-American employee."
OUR TOWNS TOP STORY: ISLIP WANTS TO INSTALL METERS IN BAY SHORE - Business owners in downtown Bay Shore are bracing for an impending parking meter plan they say will be detrimental to the hamlet's growth - and they aren't going down without a fight.
