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State Attorney General Letitia James, far right, announced $8 million in new funding available to create and expand affordable housing. Island Park Mayor Michael McGinty, far left, and Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said that similar funding has gone toward eliminating zombie homes, including three in Island Park.
Island Park, county officials seek to eliminate zombie homes
Standing in front of a home in Island Park on Feb. 26, State Attorney General Letitia James announced $8 million in new funding that is available to create and expand below-market housing for first-time buyers in eight New York counties, including Nassau. In Island Park, similar funds have been used to rebuild zombie homes in an ongoing effort by village officials to combat the issue. more
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U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, left, Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone and Nassau County Executive Laura Curran introduced a program to streamline job training and apprenticeship resources on Long Island.
U.S Rep. Tom Suozzi and Laura Curran introduce workforce development task force
“We’re here today to talk about the future of Long Island,” U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, a Democrat from Glen Cove, said at the Composite Prototyping Center in Plainview on Feb. 21. Standing alongside … more
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Let’s slow down and get legal marijuana right
While state leaders have been slow to provide specifics or act on the likely legalization of recreational marijuana, officials in the Town of Hempstead and Nassau County are addressing the matter promptly and properly. On Feb. 26 . . . more
Residents from various communities in Nassau County voiced their concerns about legalizing recreational marijuana at a public hearing on Feb. 6.
Local residents, Rockville Centre Coalition for Youth call upon Nassau County to ban marijuana sales
Nassau County residents urged legislators to ban marijuana sales if it is legalized on the state level at a public hearing on Feb. 6. more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran agreed on Jan. 28 to allow agents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to stay temporarily stationed at the Nassau County Correctional Center. She said that she and Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder were committed to finding a “suitable” location for ICE.
ICE to stay at county jail while Curran looks for compromise
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran rescinded her decision to have officials from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency who are stationed at the Nassau County Correctional Center moved … more
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Many residents have spoken out against a driveway at the 7-Eleven under construction on Austin Boulevard near California Place South. There are four 7-Elevens within a three-mile stretch of road from Oceanside to Long Beach, as well as one on nearby Lawson Boulevard. The Austin Boulevard store would be the sixth.
A 7-Eleven driveway in Island Park stirs locals' concerns
Nearly a dozen residents appeared at the Town of Hempstead Board of Zoning appeals meeting on Jan. 30 to voice their concerns about the impact that the driveway of a new 7-Eleven, being built at 4535 Austin Blvd., would have on traffic and safety. more
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Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, left, recently demanded that six ICE officials to vacate a trailer on the campus of the Nassau County Correctional Center by Jan. 31. She added, however, that despite the move, Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder is still going to work with the Department of Homeland Security.
Amid backlash, Curran asks ICE to relocate to NUMC
Officials from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency must leave a trailer stationed at the Nassau County Correctional Center in East Meadow by Jan. 31, said County Executive Laura Curran on Jan. 15. more
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More than 100 residents crowded the Valley Stream American Legion on Jan. 9 for a meeting on Nassau County’s tax assessment overhaul.
County reassessment draws criticism in Valley Stream
After nearly a decade of grappling with a broken property-assessment system that left Nassau County vulnerable to property-tax challenges by residents and their attorneys, the administration of … more
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Letters to the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Editor (Jan. 17-23)
Here are the latest letters to the Lynbrook/East Rockaway Editor. more
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran spoke before the Long Island Association in Woodbury last Friday, saying that she envisions a high-tech future for Long Island, including construction of a Northwell Health Innovation Center at the Hub.
At Long Island Association meeting, county executives lay out visions to build a high-tech corridor
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and Suffolk Executive Steve Bellone envision a science and medical research “corridor” stretching 50 miles across the middle of Long Island, from the NYCB … more
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