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Village officials will go over the tentative $45 million budget for the 2019 fiscal year during a Board of Trustees meeting on April 9.

Rockville Centre Village to discuss tentative 2019 budget on April 9

Rockville Centre officials unveiled the village’s tentative $45 million budget on March 29 during a Board of Trustees meeting at the Sandel Senior Center. The proposed spending plan for fiscal … more

By Matthew D'Onofrio | 4/5/18

Schools Superintendent Dr. William Johnson said administrators would go back to the drawing board after the Board of Education rejected portions of the district's plan to narrow an $800,000 budget gap during a meeting on March 28.

Rockville Centre school officials mull how to cut 2018-19 budget

Board of Education members shot down a proposed plan by Rockville Centre school administrators that would have closed an $800,000 gap in the 2018-19 budget, asking the district to look elsewhere for cuts. more

By Ben Strack | 4/5/18

Robert Bartels, assistant superintendent of business and personnel, gave a budget presentation on March 14.

Rockville Centre School District working to balance 2018-19 budget

“Our budget is not balanced, and we still have a lot of work to do,” said Robert Bartels, assistant superintendent of business and personnel, at Rockville Centre’s Board of Education meeting on March 14. more

By Ben Strack | 3/22/18

Budget deal is a solid step forward

It’s easy to find fault with a major budget deal in Washington. The one just passed by Congress is no exception. Those on the right say . . . more

2/18/18

Buckle up, L.I., the GOP tax plan is headed our way

As I wrote this column Saturday — the first anniversary of President Trump’s inauguration — the federal government was shut down. By Monday, it appeared poised to get back to work, as a compromise deal to end the legislative stalemate was in the works . . . more

1/25/18

Now’s the time to speak up on school budgets

As far back as 1993, there was talk at the highest levels of government of consolidating Long Island school districts to save money and provide greater resources for the Island’s poorest districts. That debate is likely to be resurrected . . . more

1/25/18

Washington must face hard realities

It’s easy to look at the nation’s capital these days and conclude that the place has deserted reality, to put it mildly. While everyone obsesses about tax reform and whether that will be a net gain or loss for taxpayers . . . more

11/30/17

Public corruption depends on civic apathy

People like to think the best of others, including elected and appointed officials at all levels, from your local village to the high hills of Albany or D.C. Our confidence is almost always affirmed, because most local public servants are . . . more

9/22/17

How Do I Start to Plan My Financial Future?

Your future-- or even just the future in general-- can be a scary subject to think about. Your financial future can seem like a nightmare, especially if you are just getting out of college or are at … more

By John Fennell, First Senior Vice President, Director of Retail Banking New York Community Bank | 8/10/17

Health care is a right, not a privilege. Period.

President Trump has derided the Affordable Care Act time and again over the past two years, saying, over and over, that it — and, you would think, it alone — caused insurance premiums to skyrocket. more

6/1/17

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