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Deputy Mayor Jeff Landy, right, and longtime Trustee Michael Fragin will both depart from the village board
A Lawrence shake-up on the Village board: Fragin and Landy depart
Lawrence village Trustee  Jeff Landy, who has served as deputy mayor for nearly a year, gave a heartfelt goodbye at the May 11 meeting after announcing his departure from the board at the end of his term. Landy was appointed in 2020. Landy has lived most of his last 47 years in Lawrence. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education Trustees Shari Amitrano, left, and Cheryl May after the school election results were announced.
Hewlett-Woodmere budget and capital reserve fund approved
Hewlett-Woodmere's budget for the 2023-2024 school year of $135.17 was passed 1,700 to 1,003 on May 16. more
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A rendering of the 17-apartment development that was proposed for the vacant property at 68 Washington Ave. in Cedarhurst.
Additional parking for Cedarhurst may be coming. Here's how
The Village of Cedarhurst is planning to borrow $1.8 million and spend $200,000 more to purchase an 18,730-square-foot lot at 68 Washington Ave., where a 17-apartment development was proposed, and build a municipal parking lot instead. more
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Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library Trustee Ayanna Layne is running unopposed for the five-year term.
Hewlett-Woodmere library tightens budget, trustee runs unopposed
Though costs everywhere for everything are rising, Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library officials said they are working hard to maintain programs and services in a cost-effective manner. more
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On May 1, Cedarhurst village officials adopted a $7.298 million budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year as well as teasing it’s very own patrol unit.
Village of Cedarhurst adopts a budget increase, here's how much:
Cedarhurst village’s adopted budget for the 2023-2024 fiscal year includes a slight increase of $41,306 from the current fiscal plan, and was unanimously approved by the five-member board on May 1. more
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U.S. Rep. George Santos walks out of the courthouse in Central Islip on Wednesday after pleading not guilty to multiple federal charges including wire fraud and money laundering.
George Santos charged with wire fraud, money laundering
U.S. Rep. George Santos was arrested this morning, turning himself in on a 13-count indictment accusing him of wire fraud, money laundering, theft of public funds, and making materially false statements to the U.S. House of Representatives, where he serves. more
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The court case to determine the winner of the Sanitary District 1 commissioner election between Gabriel Boxer and Gwynette Campbell may be coming to an end.
Judge will decide on winner for Sanitary District 1 election
In what appears to be the never-ending legal scuffling over the July 11 Sanitary District 1 commissioner’s election, challenger Gabriel Boxer, along with his attorney John Ciampoli, were putting forward motions to disqualify absentee ballots that should not be counted towards the final vote. more
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Nassau County Bridge Authority officials have said that the money generated from the toll increase will pay for upgrades to the 70-year-old bridge, including the installation of the E-ZPass toll system.
Two petitions call on the Nassau County Bridge Authority for answers
Atlantic Beach Bridge users haven’t been hesitant to voice their opposition to the toll increases announced by the Nassau County Bridge Authority last year and implemented in January. Many are still seeking answers to their questions about the fare hikes. more
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Five Towns native Kathy Boockvar in her position as the Secretary of State of Pennsylvania explained the ballot counting process that is being conducted under her watch.
Kathy Boockvar, Five Towns native, in thick of presidential race
Updated Nov. 7 at 11:50 a.m. Kathy Boockvar, a former Hewlett Neck resident who graduated from Hewlett High School class of 1986, and was appointed to be Pennsylvania Secretary of State by Gov. Tom Wolf last year is in the middle of the presidential election. more
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Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano briefly left the federal courthouse in Central Islip between opening arguments in his corruption trial.
Opening statements heard in Mangano/Veditto corruption trial
Opening arguments were heard on Wednesday in the corruption trial of Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and former Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor John Venditto. more
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