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Freeport Mayor Robert Kennedy, at lectern, decried the potential fiscal impact of a new state criminal discovery law at a Village Hall gathering on Wednesday.
Mayor decries criminal discovery law
Because of a new state criminal discovery law, the Village of Freeport will have to exceed the state’s 2 percent tax levy cap in 2020-21 and increase village taxes by 5.23 percent, which will amount to $187 a year, or $15.58 per month, according to tentative village budget documents. more
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New discovery law not ready for court
With the recently enacted changes to its discovery law, New York is about to join 46 other states in the adoption of open-file discovery in criminal cases. As the first major update in the state’s discovery laws since 1979 . . . more
Who’s owed what AIM funding by the state.
Freeport still awaits AIM funding
Villages and towns across Nassau County still have not received roughly $8 million in Aid and Incentives to Municipalities funds that they were due to be paid by the state in September. The Village … more
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Gregory Rinn, Lions Club honored by Village of Rockville Centre
An important organization and an active community resident were both recognized at the 32nd annual Mayor’s Golf Classic, held recently at Rockville Links Club in Rockville Centre. more
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A Sportsman Avenue house collapsed Monday, officials said, because of strong winds.
House under construction collapses in Freeport
A house that was under construction in Freeport collapsed Monday, officials said, because of strong winds.The framework of the two-story building, located on Sportsman Avenue, collapsed at around … more
Let’s get L.I. resiliency projects going — now
Nearly seven years after Superstorm Sandy struck on a late-October night, Long Island communities are still rebuilding. Homes are up in the air . . . more
Don Wetzel, inventor of the ATM, left, will be in Rockville Centre for a 50th anniversary celebration on Sept. 6.
The ATM revolution started 50 years ago in Rockville Centre
Fifty years ago, on Sept. 2, 1969, history was made when the first ATM in the U.S. dispensed cash from Chemical Bank, now Chase Bank, on North Village Avenue. more
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A Nassau County Supreme Court judge ruled in favor of the county and its townships in a legal dispute over the distribution of state sales tax.
Judge rules for county in sales tax dispute
A Nassau County Supreme Court judge ruled in favor of the county and its various townships on July 26 in a dispute over the distribution of state sales tax revenue to villages. more
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Mayor Tim Tenke, far left, responded to an assertion by City Councilman Joe Capobianco, far right, that a press conference was unnecessary, as Councilwomen Marsha Silverman and Donna McNaughton listened.
Glen Cove mayor calls for resignation of city controller
At a news conference outside Glen Cove City Hall last Friday, Mayor Tim Tenke called for the resignation of city Controller Sandra Clarson. Clarson was hired by former Mayor Reggie Spinello, a … more
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The Atlantic Auto Group is expected to close on the property by the end of the month.
The end is near for Plaza West in Freeport
Freeporters rallied on July 9 in front of Village Hall ahead of a planning board hearing to voice their concerns about the future of the Art Deco Plaza West building in the center of Freeport, on Sunrise Highway, which a developer is proposing to convert into a car dealership. more
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