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A tough choice on Coliseum vote
Business and labor organizations, development groups and politicians have all expressed their opinions on the plan to borrow $400 million to fund the construction of a new arena and minor-league baseball park at Nassau County’s Hub in Uniondale. Now it’s your turn, as taxpayers who want to be able to afford to keep living and working on Long Island, to cast your votes in the bond referendum on Monday. more
Pro and con on Nassau Coliseum redevelopment
On Aug. 1, Nassau County will hold a public referendum on a $400 million bond to finance the redevelopment of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. There are sharply differing opinions on the proposal, and this week we have asked Eric Alexander, executive director of Vision Long Island, and Jay Jacobs, chairman of the Nassau County Democratic Committee, to detail their viewpoints. The Herald will offer its take on the proposal in next week’s issue. more
Retiring after three decades of service
The Malverne Board of Education honored Robert and Marie Schuler, who are retiring after serving as budget vote coordinators in Malverne for the past 30 years. Each year the Schulers coordinated the … more
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, right, and Islanders owner Charles Wang, left, sat together as Mangano signed the bill into law that would allow the public referendum to be held. Mangano held the signing in a crowded room in the Legislative building, just minutes after the Legislature voted 11-7 to pass the bill.
Legislature passes Coliseum vote 11-7
In an 11-7 vote almost entire on party lines, the Nassau County Legislature voted on May 31 to allow a public referendum to decide the fate of County Executive Ed Mangano's plan for redeveloping … more
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Despite losing his run for a seat on the school board, Don Pupke said he plans to continue his campaign for change.
Fighting for change on the Malverne BOE
The Malverne school district does not have the “right” Board of Education — or so say close to 400 people who voted for a last-minute write-in candidate in last week’s … more
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District delays fifth-grade move into Davison
The parents of fourth-graders at Malverne’s Davison Avenue Intermediate School have mixed emotions about the Board of Education’s decision to wait one more year before moving the fifth … more
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Malverne resident Don Pupke launched a write-in campaign to oppose Dr. Patrick Coonan, who is running unopposed for his seat on the Malverne school board.
Challenger steps up to oppose Coonan in Malverne BOE election
Malverne resident Don Pupke announced on Thursday that he is launching a write-in campaign to get elected to the Malverne Board of Education. Pupke, a former Malverne Village trustee, will … more
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Malverne Mayor Patricia McDonald was re-elected to her seat during yesterday's election. Her husband, Stephen, accompanied her to the voting booth earlier in the day.
Incumbents re-elected in Malverne
Hundreds of residents headed out to the polls yesterday to re-elect Malverne Mayor Patricia McDonald and more
Howard Sobel, Oceanside past president of the School Board
The lever is back
Assemblyman Brian Curran (Lynbrook – 14th A.D.) co-sponsored Assembly Bill 3093, which allows villages that administer their own elections to use lever voting machines in those elections if they so choose. more
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Bond approval shows confidence: Superintendent
Malverne taxpayers passed a $14.1 million education bond last week, effectively approving Malverne school district’s request to upgrade, repair and expand its two elementary school buildings … more
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