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New York American Water ratepayers will receive credits on upcoming bills as part of a deal reached between the company and the state.
State approves NYAW credit plan
The state Public Service Commission on Dec. 13 approved $6.2 million in credits that will be issued to New York American Water ratepayers who saw their monthly bills skyrocket earlier this year, part … more
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A recent change to the village’s building code requires site plan approvals for future property improvements.
Sea Cliff Village approves third change to building code
The Village Board of Trustees hosted a public hearing Tuesday to consider input from residents regarding a law to amend Sea Cliff’s building code in relation to property improvements (1808). … more
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Kaleb Ham, far left, Philip Dilgard-Clark, Daniel Hernandez, Thomas Potter and Harrison Velentzas proposed legislation to ban smoking from playgrounds.
Finley student leaders head to Albany for YMCA program
Seventh- and eighth-grade students from Robert M. Finley Middle School in Glen Cove headed to the Capital Region for the annual YMCA New York Youth and Government program Nov. 15-17. The students … more
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Federal gov’t to probe New York American Water
The federal Government Accountability Office will investigate how New York American Water uses federal funds, as requested by U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer in August. Specifically, investigators will … more
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Trump made the right call on Turkey for the wrong reasons
This month, the Trump administration announced a fresh round of sanctions against Turkey for its continuing detention of an American evangelical pastor. In light of the Turkish government’s increasingly autocratic leanings and its past material support for the Islamic State . . . more
Sea Cliff’s Open Government candidates Terryl Donovan, left, and Liz Baron.
Open Government enters second cycle with confidence
The Sea Cliff Open Government party formed in the wake of what was considered a controversial personnel appointment by the Board of Trustees in November 2016. When former Village Administrator … more
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The Lynbrook Student Government Association organized the annual Human Relations Day event on Feb. 15.
Human Relations Day brings Lynbrook students together
Lynbrook senior class president Dustin Mandell said Feb. 15 turned out to be the perfect time for the Student Government Association to host the annual Human Relations Day event. In the aftermath of the tragic school shooting in Parkland, Fla. the day before, he noted it was a good time to unite students and talk about important issues. 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
New leaders, and the hope for a new day, in Nassau
This week, Nassau welcomed two new — and increasingly familiar — faces to county government: Laura Curran, of Baldwin, who was inaugurated as Long Island’s first female county executive; and Jack Schnirman, of Long Beach . . . more
Debra Mulé District 5 county legislator-elect
Debra Mulé leaving village board to take seat as county legislator
Initially she thought she would be able to do both. In the Nov. 30-Dec. 6 edition of the Freeport Herald Leader, 5th District County Legislator-elect Debra Mulé said she would continue her … more
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