Keyword: Town of Oyster Bay
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The Town of Oyster Bay’s council heard testimony from residents for and against the proposed bureau at its monthly meeting on Tuesday.
Town of O.B. officials claim new bureau will be beneficial
The Town of Oyster Bay is moving forward with its plan to create a Bureau of Administrative Adjudication, a court that would cover misdemeanor level cases. Residents, concerned parties and elected … more
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Although Gov. Andrew Cuomo has legalized marijuana in New York, the Town of Oyster Bay has passed a zoning law that will prohibit dispensaries from opening in most parts of the town.
New town law will limit pot dispensaries
Legislation signed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo on March 31 allows adults to use and purchase marijuana legally in New York, which joins 15 other states and Washington, D.C., in legalizing cannabis. But … more
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The town’s waiving of permit fees for outdoor dining may make it easier for restaurants like 2 Spring to have a more lucrative spring and summer.
Town of Oyster Bay encourages outdoor dining, waives fees
The Town of Oyster Bay will waive permit fees this year, as it did in 2020, to assist restaurants during the Covid-19 pandemic. Ordinarily the hamlet’s eateries would be required to meet … more
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HMTC Chairwoman Andrea Bolender said the institution has taught the IHRA’s definition of anti-Semitism for decades and is pleased to see the Town of Oyster Bay follow suit.
Town of Oyster Bay takes stand against anti-Semitism
The Town of Oyster Bay Board voted unanimously on Feb. 9 to align the town’s definition of anti-Semitism with that of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. Town spokesman Brian … more
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The board voted unanimously to change the decorum laws. No longer will disruptive attendees at town meetings face potential arrest.
Town meeting disruptors can no longer be arrested
On Tuesday, the Town of Oyster Bay Board unanimously passed a resolution revising an Oct. 6 meeting decorum law, which allowed for the arrest and filing of criminal charges against anyone who … more
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Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino announced in a news release that the town was prepared for Wednesday’s snow storm, with plows, trucks loaded with salt and sand, pumps for potential flooding and chainsaws and wood chippers ready to go.
Winter storm hits Town of Oyster Bay
A winter storm warning is in effect for all of Long Island through Thursday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. An area of low pressure over the Atlantic Ocean swept into the region as a nor'easter Wednesday afternoon, bringing with it heavy snow after 5 p.m. and heavy winds. Blizzard-like conditions were possible, according the service. more
Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach appeared at the virtual Vision Long Island Smart Growth Summit on Dec. 2 and spoke about initiatives the village has taken to help residents and businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach discusses coronavirus recovery at Vision Long Island Smart Growth Summit
At Vision Long Island’s 19th annual Smart Growth Summit, which was held virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic, Lynbrook Mayor Alan Beach was one of many mayors and town supervisors who spoke about overcoming difficulties during the coronavirus pandemic. more
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A week before memorial day the bay was filling up with boaters and fisherman.
Town of Oyster Bay denies proposals. What’s next?
Frank M. Flower & Sons, a commercial shellfishing company, has leased roughly 1,400 acres of underwater land from the Town of Oyster Bay since 1994. The company’s 30-year lease will expire in 2024, which prompted the town to issue a request for new proposals in June. Flower, along with Mitch Kramer and Thomas Thornton, Oyster Bay residents from the Oyster Bay Shellfish Company and the North Oyster Bay Baymen’s Association, independent baymen, submitted applications to the town. All were recently denied. more
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The Town of Oyster Bay has been ordered by a federal judge to rewrite the new meeting law.
Town of Oyster Bay ordered to redraft new meeting law
A federal court has issued a temporary restraining order against the Town of Oyster Bay’s new local meeting law, which allows for the arrest and filing of criminal charges against anyone who … more
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Two iPads that will help non-verbal, autistic children communicate was handed to Vera Gemnarelli, whose nephew Danny was the name-sake for an organization called Danny’s Wish.
Looking out for one another during a pandemic
With the pandemic bearing a financial burden for many organizations and businesses, as well as making in-person fundraising efforts difficult, it seemed that the YOLO Strong Foundation would not be able to raise the thousands of dollars it does every year to make a meaningful difference in the lives of children on Long Island with illnesses, and mental and physical disabilities.. It was a phone call from Rustan Lundstrum, the owner of Coach Meeting House, that ensured that YOLO would still be able to make a difference as it has done for almost a decade. more
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