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The City Council will hold a special meeting on Nov. 30 in an attempt to borrow $4.5 million to cover a cash-flow shortage.
Long Beach city officials will attempt to fill cash-flow gap at emergency meeting
City officials will attempt to borrow $4.5 million during an emergency City Council meeting at 5 p.m. on Wednesday amid a cash flow shortage that could prevent the city from meeting its Dec. 23 … more
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Gary Port, left, Owen Rumelt and Bob Young all said the selection of Baldwin as a base of operations was motivated by what they called the Town of Hempstead’s failure to deliver aid to the area.
Dems say Baldwin HQ showcased town failings
“We visited quite a few communities, looking for a place to put our headquarters,” said Gary Port, a Democrat who unsuccessfully challenged Kate Murray for Town of Hempstead Supervisor on Election Day. “But when we got to Baldwin, I knew we’d hit bottom. This was the worst place we saw.” more
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The City Council will have a 4-1 Democratic majority in January, consisting of Mike Fagen, left, Fran Adelson, Len Torres and Scott Mandel. John McLaughlin will be the sole Republican on the council.
Long Beach Democrats start city manager search; police commissioner resigns
Although the newly elected Democratic members of the City Council won’t be sworn in until Jan. 1, the new team is already taking steps to begin the transition, which includes initiating a … more
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Eva Pearson, left, a Democrat, is deadlocked with Republican candidate Joseph Belesi in a race for the 14th District. She is pictured above with Nassau County Legislator Dave Denenberg, center, and Legislator-elect Carrie Solages at Democratic headquarters on election night.
Control of county Legislature hangs in the balance
Although the Nassau County Board of Elections has nearly completed its vote count in all 45 election precincts, the question still remains: Which political party will control the majority in the Nassau County Legislature? more
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With the exception of Democrat Carrié Solages, who challenged and defeated incumbent Republican John Ciotti in the 3rd Legislative District, incumbents in the legislative and town seats representing Malverne, West Hempstead and Lakeview won their seats again.
Election results for Malverne, W.H. and Lakeview
Unofficial results on Election Night gave victories to local incumbent Republicans Fran Becker and Vincent Muscarella in the 6th and 8th county Legislative Districts, respectively. With almost all … more
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Many democratic candidates were gathered this evening in Baldwin to await election results. From left are Owen Rumelt, Steve Anchin, Gary Port, Wilton Robinson and Joseph Scannell.
Democrats make headquarters on Merrick Rd.
The leaders of the Town of Hempstead Democratic party were hunkering down this evening in Baldwin while waiting for election numbers to trickle in. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray.
Re-elect Murray town supervisor
These days, it’s hard to find a government that isn’t teetering on the brink of financial collapse. Too often at the local, state and federal levels, years of runaway spending have led to massive … more
Gary Port and Kate Murray are seeking the Town of Hempstead supervisor's post.
Murray, Port battle for supervisor’s post
Town of Hempstead Supervisor Kate Murray, a Republican from Levittown, faces a stiff challenge by West Hempstead attorney and business/civic activist Gary Port, a Democrat, in this year’s election. more
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Candidates running for three seats on the City Council participated in a debate at the Long Beach Public Library on OCt. 20.
Long Beach City Council debate illustrates political divide
While few political and personal barbs were exchanged between the six City Council candidates at the Oct. 20 Candidates’ Forum at the Long Beach Public Library, the criticism that did arise … more
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Candidates for the Long Beach City Council at the L.B. League of Woman Voters' forum on Oct. 20.
Long Beach City Council candidates square off
Candidates vying for a seat on the Long Beach City Council squared off in what was — for the most part — a civil debate last week, where two incumbents running on the Republican–led … more
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