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Lifelong Cedarhurst resident Ronald Lanzilotta Sr. is running uncontested for his third full four-year term as a village trustee.
Striving to improve the village of Cedarhurst
A lifelong Cedarhurst resident, Ronald Lanzilotta Sr., has served the village for nearly 25 years. First as a member of the Zoning Board Appeals for 14 years before being appointed to the Board of Trustees in 2001, to finish out the unexpired term of trustee John Teramo. more
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Village of Cedarhurst Trustee Myrna Zisman is running unopposed for her second, four-year term.
Serving as the village buffer
As the first woman trustee in the Village of Cedarhurst’s 100-year history, Myrna Zisman is up for re-election and said he hopes to continue to serve on a board for a village she loves. more
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Village of Lawrence Trustees are concerned about positions not being filled. From left at the village board’s March 1 public meeting were, Mayor Martin Oliner, trustee Ed Klar, Village Administrator David Smollett and trustee C. Simon Felder.
Lawrence is understaffed, trustees say
With key positions such as deputy administrator and bookkeeping staff jobs not being filled, Lawrence village trustees are concerned that important work is not getting done and the municipality is not operating properly. more
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A vehicle heads north on William Street in Lawrence just past the municipal parking lot that is on the west side of the roadway.
Arguments go both ways on William Street
The issue of widening William Street — which runs from Mulry Lane to Central Avenue, a block east of Rockaway Turnpike — and making it a two-way street remains a subject of contention among Lawrence village board members and Central Avenue business owners. The plan to limit congestion on the road seems to have led to more consternation among those who must decide the matter. more
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Temple Israel in Lawrence was granted a variance for residential use at last Thursday’s Village of Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals hearing.
Lawrence's BZA grants Temple Israel’s variance
A year after Temple Israel in Lawrence sought a subdivision for a little more than half an acre on its front lawn, the Village of Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) granted their variance request on Feb. 16. more
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Using $75,000 it was awarded through a federal grant program administered by Nassau County, the Village of Cedarhurst will rehabilitate parking field No. 6, which is located by Central and Maple avenues.
Cedarhurst awarded $75,000 grant from Nassau County
The Village of Cedarhurst was awarded a $75,000 Community Development Block Grant through Nassau County that will be used to repair parking field No. 6, which is located at the intersection of Central and Maple avenues in the village. more
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Flooding has been an issue in Lawrence for more than a decade and was at its worst in August when Tropical Storm Irene struck. A view from Seaview Avenue in the village.
Flooding issues persist in village
For more than a decade flooding has been a “big problem” in the Village of Lawrence, according to Mayor Martin Oliner, who said a high water table, the level below which the ground is completely saturated with water, and the construction of larger homes has contributed to the problem. more
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Temple Israel met stiff opposition from residents when it applied for a variance at the Jan. 11 Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals hearing.
Temple seeks new zoning options
Few matters evoke a neighborhood’s passion more than change, and the prospect of any significant alteration of part of Central Avenue has some residents in Lawrence concerned. more
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The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook have already voted in local laws to override the state’s new tax levy cap. Pictured at the seminar were, from left, East Rockaway Village Trustees Ed Corrado and Deputy Mayor Bruno Romano, and Lynbrook Trustee Hilary Becker.
Taxes a hot topic with county officials
The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) hosted a seminar in Williston Park on Jan. 10 — and the state’s new tax levy cap law that went into effect in January was a hot topic of … more
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Members of the Malverne Village Board were among the 45 Long Island villages represented at the seminar held at LaMarmite Restaurant in Williston Park. Pictured from left were Trustee Mike Bailey, Deputy Mayor Joe Hennessy, Mayor Patricia McDonald and Trustee Patricia Canzoneri-Callahan.
Taxes a hot topic with county officials
The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) hosted a seminar in Williston Park on Jan. 10 — and the state’s new tax levy cap law that went into effect in January was a hot … more
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