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Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino assured residents who attended the anti-tunnel meeting at Jericho High School that the town was fighting the governor’s proposal to build a tunnel from Oyster Bay to Westchester.
Idea not new for bridge, tunnel, or both
When Oyster Bay Supervisor Joseph Saladino was a young boy his father, Joseph, was an Oyster Bay town councilman. The supervisor told an auditorium filled with approximately 800 people at Jericho … more
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Some of the volunteer moms on the Seaford Young Life Committee pose in front of the Seaford Methodist Church where they hold some of their activity nights. Pictured here, from L to R, front row: JoJo Bello, 11; Ryan Jebaily, 11; Shayne Dougherty, 10; Taylor Jebaily, 11; Madeline Kollar, 15; Patrick Kiernan, 11. R to L back row: Trisha Kiernan, Christi Kollar, Rita Matalone, Donna Jebaily, James Jebaily (15), Joni Dougherty, Jennifer Bello.
Fun and activities for Seaford ‘tweens’
Over the past three years, the Seaford Young Life committee has held 2-hour activities such as make-your-own ice cream socials. more
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Members Lilli Scott, left, Marga Crowley and Mimi Leipzig view the history of Beautification through pictures.
Sea Cliff’s secret gardeners celebrate 60 years of beauty
The sun was shrouded by dense gray clouds, leaving residents to wonder if warmer weather would ever come, as members of Sea Cliff’s Beautification Committee filed into Metropolitan Bistro on April … more
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The city has been discussing whether and how to form a finance committee to advise the board on the city’s accounting systems.
Council mulls advisory finance committee
For the past two Glen Cove Pre-council meetings at City Hall, councilmembers have discussed a proposal to form a finance committee. The proposal is still in its infancy, as officials talk about the … more
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Civic Progress candidates Henriette Rohl, left, and Kevin McGilloway attended a neighborhood meet and greet last Friday to speak with residents.
A 70-year history of progress in Sea Cliff
For over 70 years, the Civic Progress Committee has operated with one goal: to vet potential leaders to serve the village. Though the committee has existed for quite some time, many may be unfamiliar … more
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A dock wades out into Hempstead Harbor.
Coalitions, senator discuss waterfront
On Feb. 9, representatives from the Committee for a Sustainable Waterfront, the Coalition to Save Hempstead Harbor, and the Village of Sea Cliff met with Senator Carl Marcellino at his office in … more
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Engineers Country Club, a century-old lodge, includes an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, pool and clubhouse on 210 sprawling green acres.
Engineers goes to RXR for $20M
During a Feb. 12 public comment meeting, the Sea Cliff Village Board reported that the sale of Engineers Country Club in Roslyn Harbor had been finalized. The Board of Directors voted to sell the … more
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The Rules Committee selected the 10 bills that were debated during LVHS’s Congress in Action program.
Locust Valley seniors play politicians for a day
Instead of attending their usual classes last Friday morning, Locust Valley seniors in Robert Buonaspina’s Participation in Government course participated in the high school’s 29th annual … more
Congress must get tax reform right
When the House Ways and Means Committee met to consider its bill to revamp the U.S. tax code . . . more
This mailer was sent out on Monday by the New York State Republican Committee, in support of Republican Jack Martins’s bid for Nassau County executive.
Editorial Comment: Jack Martins stoops to a new low with campaign mailer
On Monday, Nassau County voters began receiving a campaign mailer, sent by the State Republican Committee, linking Nassau County executive candidate Laura Curran with the notorious El Salvadoran … more
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