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Nassau County, is it too late to say I’m sorry?
I think it’s finally time for Nassau County and me to kiss and make up. If you’ve read my columns over the past few years . . . more
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Oceanside’s Sanitation District 7 will see a tax hike of about 3.9 percent for 2022 based on the proposed budget.
Sanit. District 7 taxes going up 3.9%
On Aug. 26, Oceanside Sanitation District 7 Commissioner Austin Graff took to Facebook to announce the department’s proposed 3.9 percent tax increase for the 2022 budget, citing “rising costs like insurance, gas and salaries.” more
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Roberts won a five-year term in the July 19 election with 96 votes.
Sanitation election is uncontested
LeRoy Roberts won a five-year term as a commissioner of Sanitation District No. 2 in Baldwin on July 19, with 96 votes, after serving since originally elected in 2001. Previously, he had won terms … more
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Oceanside Sanitation District Commissioner Ryan Hemsley.
Oceanside Sanitation Commissioner Hemsley calls for fellow commissioners to resign
Oceanside’s Sanitation District No. 7 is struggling to move on from a string of controversies, as embattled Commissioner Ryan Hemsley called for the resignations of Commissioners John Mannone and Joe Samoles, alleging that the two had verbal altercations with employees. more
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If made law, bill S.1102A would change election protocols for special sanitation district elections across New York state, including for Sanitation District No. 2, which serves 55,000 residents.
Bill aims to increase Sani transparency
On June 3, the New York State Senate passed bill S.1102A that would require candidates for commissioners of sanitation districts to file statements of campaign expenditure and contributions, as there … more
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Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Commissioner Ryan Hemsley.
Firm reveals findings in Oceanside sanitation probe about alleged racist posts
The Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 board of commissioners is seeking to move forward and put controversy behind it after an independent law firm revealed the findings of its probe into Commissioner Ryan Hemsley at the board’s June 3 meeting. more
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Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Commissioner Ryan Hemsley said he did not meet with a firm tasked with investigating racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic social media posts that he allegedly made because the district’s insurance carrier denied coverage for his defense.
Oceanside sanitation commissioner no-shows hearing
A law firm that is investigating an Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 commissioner who allegedly made racist, anti-Semitic and homophobic social media posts was unable to interview him May 4 after he failed to attend a scheduled hearing. more
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Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Commissioner Ryan Hemsley, right, did not appear at the Feb. 4 board meeting, and has yet to meet with the law firm in charge of investigating inappropriate Facebook posts he allegedly published. Above, Board of Commissioners Chairman Austin Graff swore Hemsley in before the controversy.
Law firm seeks to probe Oceanside sanitation commissioner over alleged posts
Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 Commissioner Ryan Hemsley has yet to meet with the law firm that was hired to investigate claims that he was behind racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic Facebook posts, despite the firm’s attempts to conduct the probe. more
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After last week’s snowfall, Sanitary District No. 2 workers tended to their duties.
Sanitation workers clean ‘Beautiful Baldwin’
All Sanitary District No. 2 employees were out covering their routes during and after the snowstorm on Feb. 1, Commissioner Jerry Brown said in a statement. The district resumed full collection … more
New legislation has been introduced that would enable special districts to recall elected officials in light of the recent controversy at Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7. Above, from left, Commissioner Pat Doherty, Co-chairman John Mannone, Chairman Austin Graff, attorney John Ciampoli, and commissioners Joseph Samoles and Ryan Hemsley.
Bill to allow special-district recall proposed by local legislators amid Oceanside sanitation controversy
State lawmakers are pushing for new legislation that would enable special districts to unseat elected officials for inappropriate conduct after an Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 commissioner made alleged racially charged Facebook posts. more
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