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Nassau County Legislator Bill Gaylor
New York proposes taxes on gas and heating products
Recently, I learned that a bill has been introduced in the state Assembly and Senate that will dramatically increase the tax on gasoline and ton products used to heat homes. The proposed law, called the Climate and Community Investment Act, will do the following: more
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The Rockville Centre Democratic Club partnered with the Lakeview Democratic Club to host a conversation on voting rights.
Rockville Centre locals, officials talk voting rights
As Republican lawmakers around the country pass laws that willinstitute new voting restrictions in the wake of a presidentialelection whose validity many in their party question, local groupsin … more
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Nassau County Legislator C. William Gaylor
Amend state laws to address hate crimes against Asians
Earlier this month, the Legislative Majority convened a hearing focusing on anti-Asian hate crimes and violence. more
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Nat Kingsley, owner of All Pro Athletics, is looking forward to next week’s Share the Bill, saying he hoped people would turn out to revitalize small businesses in the hamlet.
To support local businesses, chamber offers ‘Share the Bill’
Spending money and being reimbursed for half of it is a rare opportunity, but it will become a reality next week in the hamlet. Places of business that belong to the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce, and there are roughly 200, will take part in the Share the Bill program from Feb. 22 to 28. more
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N.J. just legalized pot. N.Y. needs money. Well, then, why not?
New York state is facing a $9 billion budget deficit due to the coronavirus pandemic, with severe cutbacks and tax hikes likely on the way. Although there should be some relief coming at the federal level . . . more
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Jeff Gelbwaks conceptualized the Split the Bill NY initiative with his sister, Randi Sidgmore.
One-day program to cover half your dinner bill in Baldwin
“We got rain out there, we got curfews going into local businesses, but there’s a bright spot here in Baldwin today,” said Eric Alexander of Vision Long Island and Long Island Main … more
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Owner Rob Mansfield said Grassroots in Glen Head has set up moveable partitions between tables not only to keep his customers safe, but also to give them peace of mind.
North Shore eateries prepare to move indoors
As the sun sets earlier and the weather gets colder with the approaching winter, outdoor dining options which helped restaurants stay afloat over the spring and summer may be coming to an end. While … more
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Kitty O’Hara’s, on Merrick Road in Baldwin, has hung plastic curtains in the outdoor dining area.
Restaurants prepare for the winter
As colder weather creeps in and winter approaches, Baldwin restaurants, which may no longer be able to serve patrons outdoors, are preparing and winterizing. Kitty O’Hara’s, on … more
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Bill Marinaccio, here in his U.S. Army days, took over as the commander of American Legion Post 335.
Lynbrook American Legion gets new commander
In August, Legionnaire Bill Marinaccio took over as the commander of Lynbrook’s American Legion Post 335, which he has been a member of since 2009. more
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Mideast agreement is major accomplishment for Trump
In the tangled web that is the Middle East, peace breakthroughs are few and far between. They seem to happen once a generation. But when they do happen, they’re historic. more
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