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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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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo launched the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council on July 27, to help spur job creation and economic development in the state.
Gov. Cuomo launches council to spur jobs, development
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo launched the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council on July 27 to redesign the relationship between the state government and businesses, in order to stimulate regional economic development and create jobs statewide. more
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Hon. Steven M. Jaeger stated in a ruling on July 21 that the redistricting plan does not apply to this year's election.
Judge rules GOP plan no good for 2011
Supreme Court Justice Steven M. Jaeger ruled on July 21 that the Nassau County redistricting plan — which was crafted by the county attorney’s office at the suggestion of Peter Schmitt, a Republican who represents the 12th Legislative District — does not apply to the 2011 election. Jaeger went on to say that 2013 would be the earliest the Nassau redistricting plan could be put into use. more
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Mayor Ed Fare’s 100th day in office was July 12.
100 days in the mayor's office
July 12 marked Mayor Ed Fare’s 100th day in office leading the Village of Valley Stream. He was sworn in on April 4, along with trustees Vincent Grasso and Dermond Thomas, and village Justice Bob Bogle. more
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House passes flood insurance relief bill
In what could be a sign of relief for hundreds of Franklin Square and Elmont homeowners, the House of Representatives passed the Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2011 on July 13. more
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Cuomo, left was joined by Assemblyman Brian Curran and Sen. Dean Skelos at the signing of the law during a press conference in Lynbrook.
Governor puts property tax cap into law
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed New York's first property tax cap in Lynbrook today, at the home of James and Janet Gannon. “For decades, taxpayers across New York state have been burdened … more
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Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and District 3 Councilman James Darcy are optimistic about their re-election.
Murray, Darcy optimistic about 2011 re-election
In a Q & A with the Herald, Hemsptead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and Councilman James Darcy said they are optimistic about re-election this year ... more
State legislators are pushing a bill to repeal the MTA payroll tax.
Legislators push to repeal MTA tax
Long Island employers got a bit of good news earlier this month when the State Senate passed a bill to repeal the MTA payroll tax — shortly after the MTA terminated its contract to operate Long … more
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Local men take on town government
West Hempstead residents Gary Port and Owen Rumelt are taking on town government... more
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West Hemsptead resident Gary Port is challenging Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray for her seat this year.
West Hempstead man takes on Kate Murray
West Hempstead resident Gary Port is challenging Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray for her seat this year... more
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