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Hundreds of supporters of County Executive Ed Mangano's plan for a new Nassau Coliseum held a rally on the steps of the Legislature on May 24, hours before a public hearing was held on the topic.
County Legislature discusses Coliseum plan
The Nassau County Legislature spent more than two hours on May 24 debating and hearing public comment about a proposed $400 million bond that would finance a new arena on the site of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. more
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Eisenhower Park’s lakeside 9/11 Memorial served as the site of an informal candlelight vigil on Monday night, hours after President Barack Obama announced the death of Osama bin Laden, the architect of the attacks on America on Sept. 11, 2001.
Residents remember 9/11 at Eisenhower Park
President Barack Obama’s Sunday night announcement of the death of Osama bin Laden, the al Qaeda leader and architect of the 9/11 attacks, set the stage for a Monday mixed with reflection, remembrance and celebration. more
Zia Nizami was the first person called in Nassau County’s First-Time Homebuyers Housing Lottery. From left, LIHP President Peter Elkowitz, Nizami, County Executive Ed Mangano and County Legislator Howard Kopel (R-Lawrence).
Seeking the American dream in Inwood
When Zia Nizami heard Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano call his name at the First-Time Homebuyers Housing Lottery, which provides 44 first-time home buyers the chance to purchase one of five houses available in Inwood, Nizami got up, walked to the front of the room and kissed Mangano’s hand. more
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County Executive Ed Mangano announced details last week for his plan to balance the 2011 county budget. His proposal includes layoffs, a furlough and the restructuring of the police department.
Mangano: cuts impact all departments, employees
County Executive Ed Mangano unveiled last week that his plan to trim millions in spending includes layoffs, a furlough for county employees and the redeployment of police officers.  Mangano … more
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Layoffs and a pay freeze were two parts of a $121.2 million budget cut proposal announced by County Executive Ed Mangano on March 16 in Mineola.
Proposed spending cuts include layoffs
Facing a fiscal crisis, Nassau County’s leaders have difficult decisions to make. Raising property taxes and imposing budget cuts are two options and County Executive Ed Mangano said last week that he would choose the latter. more
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Layoffs and a pay freeze were part of a $121.2 million budget cut proposal announced by County Executive Ed Mangano on March 16 in Mineola.
Proposed spending cuts include layoffs
Facing a fiscal crisis, Nassau County’s leaders have difficult decisions to make. Raising property taxes and imposing budget cuts are two options. County Executive Ed Mangano said last week that … more
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Oceanside Superintendent Dr. Herb Brown addressed the ways that savings could be found on internal auditing services.
School districts and BOCES work together
On March 1, representatives from Nassau BOCES and many school districts in the county gathered to announce progress made — and hopes for the future — for sharing services and saving money. … more
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Despite the opposition of some Inwood residents, Nassau County officials are considering closing the gates of its garage on Alameda Avenue closed permanently.
Anger over proposed Inwood garage closing
Nassau County announced last month that, in an effort to save money, it may close the Department of Public Works garage in Inwood and relocate its 14 trucks and 17 employees to the department’s facility in Bay Park, leaving firefighters at the Inwood Fire Department and residents concerned that if an emergency were to occur, it will take longer for the garage’s trucks to reach them. more
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NIFA: political attack dog or watchdog?
I was disappointed by the decision of the state’s financial oversight board, the Nassau County Interim Finance Authority, to take over Nassau County’s finances. more
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The County Legislature approved more than $3 million in contracts on Jan. 10 to bring necessary equipment and services to the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant, above.
Millions earmarked to stop bay discharge
The Nassau County Legislature approved more than $3 million in contracts on Jan. 10 for new equipment and upgrades at the Bay Park Sewage Treatment Plant, in an effort to end months of illegal sewage discharge into Reynolds Channel, which many residents and local officials have called a serious environmental health hazard. more
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