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Based on a New York State comptroller’s audit, the Village of Lawrence needed to improve its fiscal management procedures and processes concerning procuring services and over its information technology. more

JEFF BESSEN | 7/1/11

Michael Fragin gained a second, two-year term on the Lawrence village board following Tuesday's elections.

Four trustees returned to office

Village of Lawrence incumbents, Deputy Mayor Joel Mael and trustee Michael Fragin collected 82 and 85 votes, respectively in an uncontested election on Tuesday. more

JEFF BESSEN | 6/21/11

Lawrence trustee Michael Fragin is running unopposed for his second term on the village board

Lawrence trustees unopposed

Village of Lawrence incumbent Trustees Joel Mael, who serves as the deputy mayor, and Michael Fragin are running unopposed for re-election on Tuesday. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Village Hall, at 196 Central Ave. more

ANN E. FRIEDMAN | 6/16/11

Though the village board didn't adopt Mayor Martion Oliner's proposed tax cut it did maintain its streak — now in its seventh year — of not raising taxes.

Village maintains status quo

After nearly an hour of debate the Lawrence village board voted unanimously to maintain its current tax rate and not approve Mayor Martin Oliner’s proposed tax cut at the March 31 meeting. more

JEFF BESSEN | 3/31/11

Lawrence mayor and trustees clash over board choice

A question of political philosophy arose at the July 13 Lawrence Village meeting: Are political appointees who are competent and diligent worthy of reappointment -- if they have less than gold-star attendance? more

Lori Gross | 7/21/10

Jeff Bessen/Herald Despite a decision by the Village of Lawrence not to sell a site near Zion Park to the Peninsula Public Library, library officials will continue their search for a new parcel for a bigger and better library.

Peninsula Public Library still seeking new site

A proposal to relocate the Peninsula Public Library to a site near Zion Park, which has been under consideration for five years, has finally been turned aside: Village of Lawrence trustees have voted against selling the property to the library, according to Mayor Martin Oliner. more

By LORI GROSS | 7/15/10

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