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The North Merrick Public Library
North Merrick Library budget, trustee vote approaching
North Merrick Public Library voters will have before them two candidates for one trustee position, as well as a $2.6 million budget, at the April 25 vote. more
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Mayor Edward Lieberman, left, swore in newly elected village trustees Henriette Rohl and Kevin McGilloway before the village budget hearing.
Tensions arise at Sea Cliff budget hearing
The Sea Cliff Village Board of Trustees adopted the proposed 2018-19 budget on Monday night, but the vote was not unanimous. Trustee Deborah McDermott was alone in voting no on the $6 million budget, … more
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Mayor Robert Kenndy, left swore in and promoted two police officers, Detective David Brodsky and Sergeant Edwin Martin with the support of Chief of Freeport Police Department, Miguel Bermudez, right, on March 26.
Two Freeport police officers sworn in and promoted
A thunderous clap erupted throughout the Freeport Village hall after Mayor Robert Kennedy swore in two Freeport Police Department officers before the start of the biweekly board of trustees meeting … more
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The board began discussions about a possible strategic plan earlier this year to outline the villages goals and values.
Sea Cliff Village board cites strategy plan, Grievance Day protocol
The Sea Cliff Village Board met on Monday for its monthly conference meeting. Trustees reviewed two points of discussion brought up at the last public comment meeting on Jan. 8. At that meeting, … more
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William “Bill” White Jr. was sworn in to take over the seat of former Freeport village Trustee Debra Mulé on Jan. 22. White said he had no plans to run for re-election at the end of his term next year.
White returns as trustee
In 2014, William “Bill” White Jr., a village trustee and Freeport’s deputy mayor, announced that he would not seek re-election. Earlier this month, however, when former Trustee Debra Mulé took … more
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Ed Oppenheimer addressed the crowd at the Rockville Links Country Club after receiving the Eugene J. Murray Outstanding Citizenship Award at the Rockville Centre Community Fund’s 30th annual Mayor’s Golf and Dinner Classic in September.
Rockville Centre's Person of the Year is Ed Oppenheimer
He is consistently one of the most active members in the Rescue Company,” said Chuck Joyce, who served for 40 years with Ed Oppenheimer, the Herald’s 2017 Person of the Year. “It just amazes us … more
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Freeporter Sherri Wolf, vice president of Friends of Freeport, talked about her post-Superstorm Sandy experience.
Short-term flood insurance expansion is expiring
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand visited Freeport on Monday to announce the reintroduction of bipartisan legislation to reauthorize the National Flood Insurance Program for 10 years. Gillibrand’s … more
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The 2017-18 East Meadow Board of Education. Clockwise from top left are trustees Marcee Rubinstein, Joseph Parisi, Melissa Tell, Brian O’Flaherty Alisa Baroukh, president Scott Eckers and Vice President Matthew Melnick.
East Meadow Board of Ed welcomes new trustee, elects new leaders
After the East Meadow community elected a new member of the Board of Education in May, the board officially installed her and appointed a new leader on July 6. more
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The Lynbrook Village board voted to authorize Village Clerk John Giordano to apply for a $10 million revitalization grant, which will be awarded to one village throughout Long Island from the New York State Office of Economic Development. Deputy Mayor Alan Beach, left, Mayor Bill Hendrick and Trustees Mike Hawxhurst and Ann Marie Reardon made the decision.
Lynbrook Village applies for $10 million revitalization grant
The Lynbrook Village board of trustees voted in favor of applying for a $10 million downtown revitalization initiative grant that will be awarded to one community on Long Island by the New York State Office of Economic Development. The application was due on June 14. more
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Rockville Centre Village Trustees Emilio Grillo and Edward Oppenheimer, left and center, are running unopposed in the general election on Tuesday. Village Justice Kevin McDonough, who seeks a third term, is also running unopposed.
Village trustees, justice running unopposed in upcoming election
Two village trustees and a village justice are running unopposed in Rockville Centre’s general election on Tuesday, as they each seek four-year terms. more
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