Nassau Archives – Page 25 of 33 – Politics NY

New York lawmakers approved legislation to overhaul the board of NUMC, the county’s lone public safety-net hospital, over the objections of current leadership.

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NY OKs restructuring NUMC over hospital leaders’ objections

By Timothy Bolger

Picture of Village of East Williston's digital sign that was shown to residents at a board meeting

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East Williston digital sign may be on the move

By Casey Fahrer

5.12.25_Suozzi Mayors Meeting

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Suozzi meets with village mayors to discuss development

By Long Island Press

Krystina Tomlinson (L.) and Lindsay Fox (R.) are running for the Locust Valley Board of Education this month

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2 run unopposed for Locust Valley school board

By Hannah Devlin

Many immigrants on Long Island with uncertain or changing legal status are living in fear of ICE's escalating efforts to deport undocumented immigrants.

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Migrant roundups: ICE raids have chilling effects

By Claude Solnik

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Kenny Jin launches write-in campaign for Jericho BOE

By Hannah Devlin

Sewanhaka

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Sewanhaka holds budget hearing on $264M proposal before May 20 vote

By Isabella Gallo

State Sen. Bynoe said the Hempstead School District will receive $24 million in relief funding

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Hempstead School District set to receive $24 million in relief funding

By Casey Fahrer

President Donald trump endorsed Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman's reelection campaign, both of whom are pictured at the wake for fallen NYPD officer Jonathan Diller last year.

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Trump endorses Nassau County Executive Blakeman’s reelection campaign

By Cameryn Oakes

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Massapequa School District sends letter to U.S. Department of Education over mascot ban

By Casey Fahrer

MTA LIRR station

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LI Republicans oppose proposal to raise MTA taxes on large businesses

By Isabella Gallo

Manorhaven Mayor John Popleski said he agrees with residents' concerns over development across the village.

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Manorhaven mayor embraces new path to village’s future

By Connor Patton

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Mateo Flores joins 2 incumbents candidates seeking 3 open seats on Westbury’s Board of Education

By Isabella Gallo

Dave Kerpen (L.) co-founded the Moderate Party, which seeks to reject political extremism.

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Moderate Party launches in Nassau County to reject extremism

By Cameryn Oakes

Michael Schindler and James Rickard (L. to R.) are running uncontested in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich school board race this month.

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2 run in uncontested Oyster Bay-East Norwich school board race

By Hannah Devlin

Herricks board president standing in front of a blue background.

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Herricks Ed Board President Chin runs unopposed for 5th term

By Isabella Gallo

Glen Cove High School

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3 vie for 2 seats on the Glen Cove school board

By Hannah Devlin

Wantagh School District has three candidates running for its board of education

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Wantagh has three candidates for the Board of Education

By Grace Olinkiewicz

Brian Hanley (L.), James Svendsen (LC.), Lisa Cashman (RC.), and Jessica Dillon (R.) are running unopposed for trustee positions on the North Shore Board of Education.

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Four school board candidates run unopposed in North Shore School District

By Connor Patton

David Ginsburg, Inna Choi, Jack Ostrick, Tom Rotolo and Lynn Abramson (L. to R.) are the five candidates on the ballot for the Syosset school board this May.

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5 vie for 3 seats on the Syosset school board

By Hannah Devlin

Petros Krommidas, a Democratic Nassau County Legislature candidate, has been reported missing. He was last seen on Wednesday, April 23, according to police.

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County mobilizing search teams for missing Dem

By Casey Fahrer

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

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Q&A: Actress Amy Aquino on playing co-star’s real-life lesbian mother in ‘Rhythm Is a Dancer’

NYPD ESU officers had a brief standoff with a parolee in Glendale before taking him into custody.

Suspected gunman taken into custody after standoff with ESU officers in Glendale: NYPD

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City to demolish historic South Bushwick Reformed Church as FDNY probes possible arson