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Nassau

Mayor Steve Weinberg invested in village for 33 years

By Gianna Longo Posted on July 21, 2026

Thomaston Mayor Steve Weinberg has been serving his community through village government since he moved to Great Neck in 1992. 

Weinberg began as village judge in 1993 when, as he put it, the budget was out of whack. 

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Mayor Steve Weinberg invested in village for 33 years

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