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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

City of Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke delivered a message regarding the 2021 Proposed Budget.

Message from City of Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke regarding the 2021 Proposed Budget

The City of Glen Cove, like many other municipalities, is facing extraordinary financial stress this coming year due, in part, to the Covid-19 pandemic. Additionally, we are struggling to recover from years of operational inefficiencies primarily as a result of the prior administration’s mismanagement of funds. more

City of Glen Cove Mayor Tim Tenke | 10/29/20

Jennifer Corr/Herald Gazette Before THE City Council meeting, people protested outside City Hall, demanding that there be no layoffs, a provision which was included in the budget that later passed 5-2.

Glen Cove’s budget is passed, cutting jobs, raising taxes

As City of Glen Cove elected officials walked into Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, protesters, many of whom were city employees and members of the CSEA union, yelled, “Shame on you!” more

By Jennifer Corr | 10/29/20

Elected officials fielded questions from the Baldwin Council of Parent Teacher Associations via Zoom on Oct. 8.

Mental health, $5M deficit worry Baldwin school officials

State and local elected officials addressed issues challenging the Baldwin School District, including a possible $5 million budget deficit and a looming mental health “crisis,” at the … more

By Bridget Downes | 10/15/20

In front of the Glen Cove City Council and Mayor Tim Tenke sits the 2021 budget that would require the piercing of a tax levy and the cut of several city employees.

Hearing on 2021 budget, which pierces tax levy

At Tuesday night’s City Council meeting, a public hearing was held about piercing the tax levy in order to meet the $64,265,670 budget for 2021, which included raises in salaries for personnel as per union contracts and cuts in city employees. more

By Jennifer Corr | 10/15/20

Baldwin School District budget passes

The $138 million budget million Baldwin School District budget has been approved by voters. Absentee ballots were tallied and showed 2,617 votes for and 1,497 votes against the … more

6/17/20

Voters supported the East Rockaway School District's 2020-21 budget.

East Rockaway School District's $41.2M budget approved by voters

Voters approved the East Rockaway School District's $41.2 million budget on Tuesday. The spending plan garnered 956 "yes" votes and 483 "no" votes. more

By Mike Smollins | 6/17/20

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