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At Green Light Tree Services, we pride ourselves on providing top-notch stump grinding and tree services in Kensington, NY. Our team is equipped with the latest tools to handle both residential and commercial projects. Whether you need emergency tree services or routine maintenance, our expertise ensures your landscape is both beautiful and safe. We serve Nassau County with a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
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Stump grinding is crucial for maintaining a safe and attractive landscape. At Green Light Tree Services, we understand the importance of thorough stump removal to prevent pest issues and enhance property aesthetics. Our services in Kensington, NY, extend to comprehensive tree care, including tree trimming, land clearing, and more. Trust our experienced team in Nassau County to handle all your tree service needs. Call 631-923-3033 today to learn more about our offerings!
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On November 7, 1921, by a unanimous vote of the residents, Kensington incorporated as a village. The first village elections for officers and trustees were held on November 28, 1921, and Byron Eldred was elected unanimously as its first Mayor. The village was named after London’s Kensington Gardens, and the entrance gates at the main entrance to the village were based on Kensington Garden’s gates.
Many of Kensington’s mayors have served for substantially long terms. Notable are Mayor Seymour Cohen, Mayor Steven Randall and Mayor Bonnie Golub. The mayor also serves as Commissioner of Police. The Village of Kensington was initially established as an enclave of homes of famous celebrities.
The waterfront park was deeded to the Kensington Association in August 1915. This included a 500-foot sand beach on Manhasset Bay, miniature lakes, a boat dock, tennis courts, and one of the largest fresh water swimming pools in the United States.
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