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The New York state legislative session ended in Albany on June 20 and, despite the push by a number of advocacy groups around New York and in Nassau County, a number of voting reform bills did not make it through.
Voting reform off the table in New York
The New York state legislative session ended in Albany on June 20 and, despite the push by a number of advocacy groups around New York and in Nassau County, a number of voting reform bills did not … more
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Advocacy groups make last-minute push for senate to expand voting rights
Editors note: The state's legislative session ends on June 20 and the Herald will be releasing a follow-up story on the state of voting reform in our next edition.  As the state legislative … more
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State senate OKs feasibility study for NYAW in Sea Cliff district
The New York State Senate voted to pass Sen. Carl Marcellino's bill on Wednesday, which requires a feasibility study in relation to a takeover of New York American Water in the Sea Cliff district. … more
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Supporters of incumbents Steve Enella and Todd Ransom, Pat Kaplan and her daughter Brooke, waved signs at cars and passersby as they entered the North Merrick Library. Enella and Ransom were defeated by newcomers Vincent Lentini and Michelle Gordon.
North Bellmore school budget fails to pass; Central District budget passes
Although the Bellmore-Merrick Central High School District's — and three of its component district's — budget passed, and a number of incumbents were re-elected, Tuesday's elections held a couple of surprises. more
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Less than 2,000 residents voted on Tuesday at South Side High School, as 73 percent voted to approve the school district's $117.1 million 2018-19 budget.
Rockville Centre school budget passes
Residents approved the Rockville Centre School District 2018-19 budget on Tuesday, as 1,456, or 73 percent, voted yes and 534 voted no. more
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Tim Madden, of Sea Cliff, and Lisa Vizza, of Glen Head, were the winning candidates for the North Shore Board of Education’s trustee election.
North Shore’s budget passes; Madden, Vizza win BoE seats
The annual school budget vote and election of trustees kept the North Shore community on its toes until the polls closed at 10 p.m. Tuesday night. District clerk Betty Ciampi read the results of the … more
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Superintendent Maria Rianna tallied up the votes on a whiteboard in the hallway of the Glen Cove High School while candidates and their families watched in silent anticipation.
Nedbor-Gross, Murphy, Sekelsky win Glen Cove BOE seats
Gail Nedbor-Gross will be returning to her seat — which she has held for 10 and counting — on the Glen Cove School District’s Board of Education. Former district employees Rosemarie Sekelsky … more
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This year’s budget vote turnout of 1,639 residents marked the second lowest turnout in 15 years for the Wantagh School District. Despite a period of fair weather, an evening flash storm caused issues for the voting public.
Wantagh budget, capital reserve fund proposition pass
The majority of Wantagh voters passed the 2018-19 Wantagh School District budget and the district's capital reserve fund proposition. more
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Vote ‘yes’ on Glen Cove’s school budget
The Glen Cove School District has gone above and beyond to show taxpayers what their money is being spent on. Each month, members of the public, and the press, are invited to hear the head of an … more
Vote ‘yes’ on North Shore School District budget
It’s an easy choice to endorse the North Shore School District’s $104.8 million budget. The district has earned its reputation as one Nassau County’s best. Voters should support the budget to … more
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