Nassau Archives – Page 22 of 29 – Politics NY

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi holds press conference with business leaders as tariffs cause companies financial trouble

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LI businesses say tariffs may cause them to close

By Casey Fahrer

Westbury Mayor Peter Cavallaro looking at Cena 081's revised site maps during Thursday's meeting.

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Still no decision reached on Westbury’s Cena 081 cabaret permit

By Isabella Gallo

George Santos' attorney said he is applying for a presidential pardon after Santos was sentenced to 87 months in prison for aggravated identity theft and wire fraud.

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George Santos’ attorney seeks presidential pardon after sentenced to 87 months in prison

By Cameryn Oakes

Carle Place board president stands in front of brick wall.

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Carle Place Board of Education President runs unopposed

By Isabella Gallo

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State Assembly Member Charles Lavine column: Don’t diminish one of our greatest landmarks

By State Assembly Member Charles Lavine

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New candidate Rose Cunanan joins group of four candidates vying for three New Hyde Park-Garden City Ed Board seats seats

By Isabella Gallo

Martin Schwartzman, Geoffrey Mazel, Mayor Eric Adams, Michael Wolf and Bob Friedreich (L. to R.) work to coordinate a town hall discussion for between Adams and North Shore Towers residents.

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North Shore Towers invites Mayor Adams for Town Hall meet

By Hannah Devlin

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Four run for two open East Williston BOE seats in contested election

By Isabella Gallo

Massapequa Park Mayor Daniel Pearl called the village's $7.9 million budget "best balance of resource management" at a April 28 meeting

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Massapequa Park Village passes $7.9M budget

By Casey Fahrer

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Lampasona runs unopposed for 4th term on Mineola’s BOE

By Isabella Gallo

Floral Park-Bellerose new candidates, side by side.

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Two first-time candidates run for open Floral Park-Bellerose Ed Board seat

By Isabella Gallo

Long Island reflects on the passing of Pope Francis.

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Long Island reflects on Pope Francis’ legacy following his passing

By Larissa Fuentes

Union workers and environmental advocates gathered on the steps of the Nassau County Legislature in Mineola on April 22 to demand offshore wind projects continue.

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Environmental advocates rally for offshore wind project

By Connor Patton

Deputy Minority Leader Arnold Drucker honored members of the Plainview Fire Department for an incident that occurred in February 2024

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Plainview Fire Department honored for saving lives in 2024 fire

By Casey Fahrer

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U.S. Ed Dept. probes state as Massapequa fights to keep its mascot

By Casey Fahrer

The Town of Oyster Bay board unanimously approves to extend the battery energy. storage system moratorium at a meeting on Thursday, April 24

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Oyster Bay makes battery energy storage system ban official

By Casey Fahrer

Former U.S. Rep George Santos was sentenced to 87 months in prison on April 25.

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Ex-Rep. George Santos sentenced to 87 months in prison

By Cameryn Oakes

Richard McCord and his wife, Mary (L. to R.) next to the plaque recognizing his 34 years of dedication to Glen Cove, now displayed in City Hall.

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Glen Cove council discusses battery storage facilities, capital borrowing plan

By Hannah Devlin

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Trump defends Massapequa School District’s use of Native American mascot

By Cameryn Oakes

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Federal prosecutors say Santos lacks remorse, seek 87-month sentence

By Cameryn Oakes

New Hyde Park Board of Trustees stand together in village hall.

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New Hyde Park approves budget, swears in new trustee

By Isabella Gallo

An Earth Day Concert hosted by the Port Washington Public Library is one of numerous community events marking Earth Day across Nassau County on April 22.

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Celebrating Earth Day in a time of uncertainty

By Connor Patton

The Town of Oyster Bay held a public hearing for the special use permit application at the site of the former Manor East Catering Hall in Massapequa

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Town of Oyster Bay to consider new catering hall permit

By Casey Fahrer

Gillen speaking into a microphone.

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Gillen, Suozzi to hold social security briefing for Nassau constituents

By Isabella Gallo

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U.S Rep. Grace Meng and a number of elected officials will host a "Passport Day" in Flushing this Sunday.

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