Nassau Archives – Page 7 of 32 – Politics NY

Vincent Muscarella (R.) will serve as the town's commissioner of planning and economic development, and his brother, Michael Muscarella (L.) sits on the town council.

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Town council member’s brother confirmed as planning commissioner

By J. Cav Scott

Glen Cove City Mayor Pam Panzenbeck (C.) and the city council honored Destin Harvey (R.) and Desirae O’Neill (L.) as part of Black History Month.

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Glen Cove City Council approves new collective bargaining agreement with police department, honors

By Casey Fahrer

A 'DE-ICE Nassau County' rally drew a pro-Trump caravan in counter-protest.

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‘DE-ICE Nassau County’ rally draws pro-ICE counter-protest along Sunrise Highway

By Timothy Daly

The Oyster Bay Town Board approved over $6.7 million in fire district and fire department contract while Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino said he was frustrated with the state.

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Town of Oyster Bay signs $6.7 million in fire district contracts

By Casey Fahrer

The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's global tariffs.

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Supreme Court blocks Trump’s global tariffs, sparks political reactions

By Larissa Fuentes

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is reportedly expanding its presence across Long Island.

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ICE is renting office space in Woodbury for 40 attorneys

By Nicholas Gordon

Renee Hoberman of Plainview was sentenced to seven years in prison in a federal courtroom.

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Plainview social worker sentenced to seven years for child porn

By Casey Fahrer

North Shore Democratic clubs gathered at multiple spots along Northern Boulevard to protest ICE.

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North Shore Democrats rally to ‘de-ICE’ Nassau County along Northern Boulevard

By Larissa Fuentes

Assembly Member Daniel Norber announced he is not seeking reelection for the 16th District seat.

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Assembly Member Daniel Norber not seeking reelection in 16th District

By Larissa Fuentes

Northwell Health's Glen Cove Hospital became the first hospital in the state to earn the presidential quality award.

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Glen Cove Hospital becomes first health institute in state to earn presidential quality award

By Casey Fahrer

Former state Sen. and Oyster Bay Town Clerk Carl Marcellino died at 83.

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Former state Sen., Oyster Bay Town Clerk Carl Marcellino died at 83

By Casey Fahrer

Town of Hempstead Supervisor Democratic Candidate Joe Scianablo was joined by residents calling upon the state to audit the Town of Hempstead. Courtesy: Joe Scianablo

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Dem supervisor candidate Scianablo calls for state audit of Hempstead Town

By Claude Solnik

Allison Ingram is running for the trustee position in the Village of Farmingdale for the first time.

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New candidate running for Village of Farmingdale trustee, Village of Massapequa Park trustees seek reelection

By Casey Fahrer

The Carle Place School District will hold a community vote on its HVAC project.

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Carle Place School District to hold community vote on HVAC project

By Long Island Press

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi and environmental leaders called out the federal governments recent deregulatory actions.

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Suozzi, environmental leaders call out Trump deregulatory actions

By Casey Fahrer

The Trump Administration's repeal of a 2009 EPA climate rule raised concerns across Nassau County.

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Trump EPA repeal of climate rule sparks concern for Nassau County

By Larissa Fuentes

A dog in the Hempstead Animal Shelter.

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Hempstead withholds judgment on pet registry installation

By J. Cav Scott

Gov. Kathy Hochul touts endorsements from Long Island Democrats

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Gov. Kathy Hochul touts endorsements from LI Democrats

By Michael Campbell

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman accepted the Republican nomination for governor.

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Bruce Blakeman accepts GOP nomination for New York governor

By Larissa Fuentes and Adrianna Armani

The Wantagh School District received a one-year extension to comply with the state's mascot standards.

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Wantagh School District gets additional one-year extension to comply with state standards as it vies to keep ‘Warriors’ name

By Casey Fahrer

A Roosevelt man was sentenced to up to life in prison after murdering his ex girlfriend with their child present in Hempstead.

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Roosevelt man sentenced to up to life in prison for fatally stabbing ex-girlfriend in front of child in Hempstead

By Casey Fahrer

Council Member Dennis Walsh, Town Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, and Council Member Christine Liu (L. to R.) listen to Charlene Prounis during public comments

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North Hempstead Town Board limits Port Washington LIRR parking to commuters

By Michael Campbell

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman chose Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood as his lieutenant governor nominee.

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Blakeman picks upstate sheriff as running-mate

Nicholas Gordon and J. Cav Scott

Mayor Bonnie Parente, Deputy Mayor Anthony Gallo and Trustee James Iannone (L. to R.) at the recent East Williston trustee meeting.

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Village board amends code, clarifies sidewalk, garage sale laws

By J. Cav Scott

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