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The average Sea Cliff household would see a $55 increase in taxes under the village’s 2021-22 budget.

Sea Cliff board of trustees unveils 2021-22 budget

The Village of Sea Cliff board of trustees unanimously adopted its roughly $6.3 million budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year at a public hearing on Monday night, an increase of about $81,000 over the current spending plan. more

By Mike Conn | 4/15/21

The North Shore Board of Education adopted its 2021-22 budget on March 25.

North Shore adopts 2021-22 school budget

The North Shore Board of Education unanimously adopted a 2021-22 budget of roughly $111.6 million at its March 25 meeting. The spending plan, which residents will vote on on May 18, is about $1.3 … more

By Mike Conn | 4/2/21

The Wantagh community will vote on their district’s budget on May 18.

District asks residents to override tax cap in budget

The Wantagh community is currently at a crossroad. The current version of the 2021-2022 Wantagh School District budget presented to the public is valued at about $83.5 million, a 2.82 percent change from last year’s budget. And the estimated tax levy to support this budget is approximately $64.1 million, representing a 4.80 percent change from the current tax levy. more

By Jennifer Corr | 4/2/21

Franklin Square School District officials are planning to use money from the district's 2016 capital reserve to fix a sinkhole at the John Street School.

Questions remain in budget process, as Franklin Square and Elmont schools finalize proposals

Local school district officials are facing difficulties finalizing their budget proposals before the May 18 vote, as questions remain about state aid. Under Gov. Cuomo’s executive budget … more

By Melissa Koenig | 3/30/21

The proposed $215 million budget would include masonry repairs to Sewanhaka High School.

Sewanhaka officials propose $215 million 2021- 22 spending plan

Programming costs would account for the majority of the Sewanhaka Central High School District’s 2021 -22 school year budget under a proposal Kevin O’Brien, the district’s assistant … more

By Melissa Koenig | 3/28/21

The Sea Cliff Village Library, despite being closed, has continued to connect the community through programs like story times for children three times a week.

Facing potential cuts, North Shore libraries ask for support

Over the past year, North Shore libraries have been there for their patrons, whether offering curbside book pickup, hosting educational and fun virtual programs or promoting a wide selection of … more

By Jennifer Corr | 3/4/21

AHRC Nassau’s Cedar Street house residents with artist Mike Pagano, center back, who created the window painting.

State budget cuts impact AHRC Nassau residences

Across Nassau County are homes run by the disability care and support agency AHRC Nassau, which is based in Brookville. It allows people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to lead independent and happy lives. But for over the past decade, providing a good quality of life has become more complicated because the New York state continually cuts funding for agencies like AHRC Nassau. more

By Jennifer Corr | 3/1/21

Potentially different coronavirus pandemic scenarios led to the discussion of three budget scenarios at the North Shore Board of Education’s Feb. 4 meeting.

North Shore proposes three potential 2021-22 school budgets

Superintendent Dr. Peter Giarrizzo unveiled the first draft of the North Shore School District’s proposed 2021-22 budget at a Board of Education meeting on Feb. 4. This year’s … more

By Mike Conn | 2/11/21

Recognizing Firefighter Patrick Graba, holding citation, Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, far left in front row, and members of the Town Board were joined by Chief James Ceglia of Atlantic Steamer Fire Co. No. 1, second from left.

Town of Oyster Bay Budget passes, before heated public session

The Oyster Bay Town Board voted unanimously on Tuesday to pass its 2021 budget. The spending plan totals $311.7 million, a roughly 1.7 percent increase over the current budget, which is $306.5 million. more

By Laura Lane | 10/30/20

The Town of Oyster Bay Board passed its $311.7 million budget on Oct. 27.

Town of Oyster Bay passes 2021 budget

The Town of Oyster Bay Board voted unanimously to pass its 2021 budget on Tuesday. The budget is set to be $311.7 million, a roughly 1.7 percent increase over last year’s budget, which was … more

By Mike Conn | 10/29/20

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