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Temple Israel met stiff opposition from residents when it applied for a variance at the Jan. 11 Lawrence Board of Zoning Appeals hearing.
Temple seeks new zoning options
Few matters evoke a neighborhood’s passion more than change, and the prospect of any significant alteration of part of Central Avenue has some residents in Lawrence concerned. more
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The villages of East Rockaway and Lynbrook have already voted in local laws to override the state’s new tax levy cap. Pictured at the seminar were, from left, East Rockaway Village Trustees Ed Corrado and Deputy Mayor Bruno Romano, and Lynbrook Trustee Hilary Becker.
Taxes a hot topic with county officials
The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) hosted a seminar in Williston Park on Jan. 10 — and the state’s new tax levy cap law that went into effect in January was a hot topic of … more
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Members of the Malverne Village Board were among the 45 Long Island villages represented at the seminar held at LaMarmite Restaurant in Williston Park. Pictured from left were Trustee Mike Bailey, Deputy Mayor Joe Hennessy, Mayor Patricia McDonald and Trustee Patricia Canzoneri-Callahan.
Taxes a hot topic with county officials
The Nassau County Village Officials Association (NCVOA) hosted a seminar in Williston Park on Jan. 10 — and the state’s new tax levy cap law that went into effect in January was a hot … more
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The Village of Lawrence posted an advertisement on Dec. 14 on the Orthodox Union Job Board seeking a CEO. Village trustees say they are unaware of the job listing.
Who posted this job?
A posting appeared on the Orthodox Union Job Board on Dec. 14 seeking a chief executive officer for the Village of Lawrence, at an annual salary of $150,000 plus benefits. The Orthodox Union promotes the values of the Orthodox Jewish community. more
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Herald freelancers will use a small Malverne storefront as a gallery to showcase their work, shown above. The first exhibit will feature photographs of Malverne at night.
Herald photographers to showcase work in Malverne storefront
“What does an art gallery do? It provokes the imagination,” says photographer Susan Grieco, who, along with about 10 other professional photographers who shoot for the Herald, has … more
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Herald File Photo The Village of Lawrence has eliminated eight full-time positions at the financially troubled Lawrence Yacht and Country Club to save money. The Village of Lawrence has eliminated eight full-time positions at the financially troubled Lawrence Yacht and Country Club to save money.
Village lays off eight
Joseph Carnevale is upset, frustrated and unsure of the future. He was one of eight full-time employees whose positions at the Lawrence Yacht and Country Club were eliminated by the village last Friday. more
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Village of Lawrence Deputy Mayor Joel Mael ignited a firestorm at the Dec. 15 board meeting, when he called for a letter to be drafted asking about payments to a pair of workers.
Questions surround Lawrence village payments
In attempt to gain information concerning payments to two people who worked for the Village of Lawrence that were made by Mayor Martin Oliner without the board’s approval the trustees voted at the Dec. 15 board meeting 3-1-1 to draft a letter that could be sent to the state comptroller’s office. more
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A villager puts the finishing touches on some festive decor during Old Bethpage Village’s annual holiday celebration, “Candlelight Evenings.”
Old-fashioned holiday traditions on Long Island
The holiday countdown continues this weekend with events that focus on the festive pleasures of an earlier era. more
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Lawrence Mayor Martin Oliner, left, and trustee Edward I. Klar, discuss an issue at the November village board meeting. The board has had difficulties keeping to its meeting schedule and has rescheduled two recent meetings.
Lawrence village meeting schedule not always followed
Twice already in its schedule of meetings set at the July organizational meeting, and once earlier this year, the Village of Lawrence changed meeting dates that had already been publicized. more
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Williams Street, indicated by the arrow, is currently a one-way street but may soon become two-way in the interest of alleviating traffic on Washington Avenue, which runs parallel to it.
Roadway project causes furor
Though the Village of Lawrence Board of Trustees voted in July to approve a plan to widen Williams Street by three feet and introduce two-way traffic to what is now a one-way street, community anger over the project has persuaded trustees to review the plan at the next board meeting. more
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