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Longtime Lawrence resident Ron Goldman is the new village administrator.

The Village of Lawrence has rearranged its administrative staff, naming former village justice and prosecutor and current Lawrence Association President Ron Goldman the new village administrator, and former Garden City mayor Peter Bee the new village attorney. The village board appointed both men at its Aug. 29 meeting. more

By Jeff Bessen | 9/4/13

Village of Lawrence mayor, Martin Oliner, president of companies that own a Boston marina, said he is planning to replace the deteriorated site with a state-of-the-art facility.

Lawrence mayor’s companies must get into ship shape

Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner and the companies he runs were ordered to stop the planned eviction of boat owners from the Shipyard Quarters Marina in Boston by a Massachusetts judge on Aug. 15. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/21/13

‘Piering’ into another Boston revolt

Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner said he is serious about replacing the decaying 30-year-old Boston marina that he owns as president of two companies, including Shipyard Quarters that includes several other investors. more

By Jeff Bessen | 8/14/13

Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner addresed several issues in a letter to residents.

State of the Village of Lawrence

Dear Resident, This year I report to you not on the state of one Village of Lawrence, but rather on the state of two. The first Village of Lawrence endured, withstood and overcame Super Storm Sandy and its aftermath. The second Village of Lawrence, notwithstanding the storm, still needed to continue to provide residents with the usual high level of services, and to do so in an efficient and fiscally responsible manner. more

6/18/13

Cedarhurst’s sewage treatment plant will be decommissioned after the county finishes diverting waste to the Inwood pumping station for transport to the Bay Park facility.

Sewage plant saga slogs on

The Village of Lawrence has hired an independent auditor to review work being done at its former sewage treatment plant, which is now under Nassau County control and being transformed into a pumping station that will send the waste to the county’s Bay Park facility. more

By Jeff Bessen | 6/12/13

The Five Towns, along with several other Nassau County communities, will be included in a Army Corps of Engineers study to address flood risks. Above, after Hurricane Sandy, Meadow Lane in Lawrence was under water.

Seeking protection from the storms

The bay front area of the Five Towns, along with several other Nassau County communities, should be receiving assistance in battling flooding from hurricanes and other storms as they will be included in a comprehensive study to be conducted by the Army Corps of Engineers. more

By Jeff Bessen | 5/23/13

Mayor Martin Oliner recommended a 2 percent tax cut in the preliminary budget.

Taxes remain flat in Lawrence

The Village of Lawrence’s tax rate will remain the same for the third consecutive year despite thinking from two trustees that an increase is warranted due to the loss of assessment revenue and a decreasing fund balance. more

By Jeffrey Bessen | 4/17/13

Lawrence village trustees and other officials discussed the tentative budget along with other matters at the board meeting on March 14.

Lawrence proposes 2% tax rate cut

Despite the loss of more than $500,000 from its coffers due to lower property assessments, the Village of Lawrence is proposing a 2 percent reduction in its tax rate in the tentative budget for the new fiscal year. more

By Jeffrey Bessen | 4/3/13

Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner donated a substantial amount of money to help establish the Disaster Relief Clinic at Touro Law Center in Central Islip.

Touro Law Center creates disaster relief clinic

Village of Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner and his wife, Reva, made a substantial donation to help fund the newly established Disaster Relief Clinic at Touro Law Center in Central Islip that will be overseen by recently hired Visiting Professor of Law Benjamin Rajotte. more

By Jeff Bessen | 2/6/13

Village of Lawrence trustees didn’t approve the fire service contract or the financing agreement for Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department’s planned extension of the firehouse, above.

Where is the respect?

An unhappy group of Lawrence-Cedarhurst firefighters attended and then left the Village of Lawrence on Jan. 10 dissatisfied that the board of trustees once again deferred officially approving both the newest fire services contract and the fire house construction and financing agreement. more

By Jeff Bessen | 1/16/13

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