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Parents and residents waiting in line to speak at the microphone at the East Rockaway High School meeting.
What will the East Rockaway school board do?
The fate of the East Rockaway school district’s two elementary schools is now in the hands of the Board of Education, which will decide on March 20 whether to reconfigure the schools so that … more
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The shape of the 21st Assembly District is changing drastically, but Oceanside's representation within the district would remain the same.
Redistricting changes little for Oceanside and Island Park
Under the proposed redistricting maps for New York State, some Oceanside residents may find themselves with a new district in the Assembly. The maps, released late last month, are based on data … more
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The proposed new 22nd Assembly District would include North Valley Stream, South Valley Stream and most of the village.
Changes proposed to local Assembly districts
Proposed new State Assembly district maps could drastically alter representation in western Nassau County — and split Lynbrook virtually in half — if the maps become law. However, it would put virtually every home with a Valley Stream address into the same district. more
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The current 14th district would be split into two new districts, the 21st and 22nd, according to maps proposed by the New York State Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment.
Lynbrook to be split in half?
Proposed new State Assembly district maps could drastically alter representation in western Nassau County — and split Lynbrook virtually in half — if the maps become law. Last week, the New … more
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Michael J. Dutkowsky presented his findings on reorganizing East Rockaway’s two elementary schools to parents and residents on Jan. 19. At right is Board of Education president Neil Schloth.
‘Princeton Plan’ doable for East Rockaway schools
Hundreds of parents and residents packed the East Rockaway High School auditorium on Jan. 19 to hear Dr. Michael J. Dutkowsky, a consultant for AdvisorySolutions, … more
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Redistricting: reform delayed is reform denied
The issue of redistricting — the redrawing of state Senate, Assembly and congressional district lines to reflect population shifts reported by the U.S. Census so that each district has a more or less equal number of people — sounds as interesting to most citizens as last month’s presidential poll numbers. more
County Legislator Robert Troiano is running again for his L.D. 2 seat against Karin Campbell, a Westbury school board trustee.
Incumbent faces school board trustee for L.D. 2
Incumbent Robert Troiano (D-Westbury) is seeking another term as the 2nd Legislative District representative. Troiano is completing his first term as a county legislator this year. His Republican … more
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Albany: reconvene now on redistricting
Back in July, we praised Gov. Andrew Cuomo, State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver for completing so much important work in the last legislative session. In a … more
Nassau County Legislator Joseph Scannell
Court OKs GOP’s redistricting map
In a 3-2 decision last Thursday, New York State Appellate Division judges upheld new boundaries drawn by Nassau Republican lawmakers for the county’s 19 legislative districts. If the state Court of Appeals rules in favor of the Republican plan on Aug. 24, the GOP’s legislative map will reshape a number of districts, including those covering the Five Towns, Elmont, Baldwin and Merrick-Bellmore. more
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A judge has ruled the the proposed redistricting plan will not affect the 2011 election.
No redistricting for 2011 election
Nassau County’s district lines will remain as they have been for the past eight years for the 2011 election, according to state Supreme Court Justice Steven Jaeger, who ruled last week that … more
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