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The city’s new “Clean Team,” made up of city crew members, pictured, will now work year-round to keep Long Beach’s business district looking its best.
City to collect fees for ‘Clean Team’ services
The city unveiled plans to launch a “Clean Team” at last week’s City Council meeting in order to make the downtown areas more welcoming to tourists and residents. more
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A homeowner spoke with Library Trustee Wayne Vurture, Oceanside Sanitation Supervisors Lou Catalanatto and John Callillo about recycling.
Recycling in Oceanside for Earth Day
The Oceanside Library and Oceanside Sanitation Department joined together in an Earth Day celebration on Apr. 18. Inside the Library, children made birdhouses from recycled material, and … more
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O’side Sanitation to define eligible voters
The Oceanside Sanitation District No. 7 is seeking to change who is eligible to vote in its district elections. Some members of the Board of Directors want to limit those eligible to property owners … more
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Donna Casazza questioned the sanitation board’s policy on putting meeting minutes on its website.
Taxpayers raise voices at O’side sanitation meet
Tensions ran high at the Oceanside Sanitation District’s meeting on Feb. 4, when Donna Casazza questioned the district’s promises to post minutes of its meetings on its website. Casazza, who … more
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O’side Sanitation district lawsuit continues
The contract with Assistance Corp. was terminated, but the lawsuit against the Oceanside Sanitation District is still ongoing. Since former Sanitation District Supervisor Michael Scarlata’s … more
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Commissioners Ed Scharfberg, far left, John Mannone, second from left, and Tom Lanning, far right, approved a measure to end the Sanitation District’s contract with Assistance Corp. Chairman Joe Cibellis, third from left, voted against the measure, while Commissioner Florence Mensch, second from right, abstained.
Sanitation dumps Scarlata
The Oceanside Sanitation District voted to end its contract with Assistance Corp., the company of former sanitation supervisor Michael Scarlata, at the Dec. 3 meeting. The vote was 3-1-1, with … more
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Sanitation suit to be refiled
The lawsuit against Oceanside Sanitation will be changed and sent again. Last week, a temporary restraining order to stop the Oceanside Sanitation District from paying the Michael and Charles … more
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Attorney Jared Kasschau, far left, represented sanitation Commissioners Joe Cibellis, Florence Mensch and Tom Lanning when they faced a temporary restraining order to stop payments made to Michael and Charles Scarlata.
Judge rejects O’side sanitation restraining order
Payments to former sanitation supervisors Michael Scarlata and his son Charles will continue. At a hearing on Nov. 13, Judge Antonio Brandveen of Nassau County Supreme Court denied a request … more
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Joe Samoles, center, has filed a lawsuit against the Oceanside Sanitation Board. He was supported by former co-worker Richard Zappa, left, and his attorney Austin Graff, right.
Former employee sues O’side sanitation district
Former Oceanside Sanitation worker Joe Samoles has filed a lawsuit against Sanitation District 7, hoping to reclaim funds paid to former supervisors. “There’s too many people there making … more
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Commissioner John Mannone, far left, voted against an Oceanside sanitation board measure to explore a defamation lawsuit against those behind critical Facebook pages. The measure was proposed by Chairman Joe Cibellis, third from left. (Rebecca Melnitsky/Herald)
Sanitation looking to sue Facebook pages
The Oceanside Sanitation District 7 Board of Commissioners voted to explore the possibility of filing a defamation lawsuit against certain Facebook pages at its Oct. 1 meeting. The vote was 4-1, … more
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