Nassau Archives – Page 9 of 32 – Politics NY

Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and the town board held a public hearing about traffic law changes.

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Town of Oyster Bay to make amendments to traffic laws

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau County Interim Finance Authority chairman Richard Kessel

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Fiscal watchdog announces audit of Nassau Assessment Dept.

By Michael Campbell

Long Islanders protest Iranian government at 2022 demonstration

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Long Island Iranian community reacts to protests and crackdown in Iran

By Michael Campbell

U.S. Reps. Laura Gillen (L.) and Tom Suozzi (R.) are two of seven democrats to back the Department of Homeland Security Bill in the House of Representatives.

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Suozzi reverses support for Homeland Security funding after Minneapolis shooting

By Larissa Fuentes

Village of Plandome Clerk/Treasurer Barbara Peebles

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Plandome Clerk/‌Treasurer Peebles blends corporate world with public service

By Michael Campbell

Mayor Daniel Pearl (R.) and the Massapequa Park Village Board of Trustees authorized $2.5 million in serial bonds to be used for public improvements.

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Massapequa Park Village authorizes $2.5M in public improvement bonds

By Casey Fahrer

Trustee Ira Nesenoff, Mayor Kouros Torkan, and Deputy Mayor Hooshang Nematzadeh (L. to R.)

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Kings Point Meet the Mayor draws pushback against proposed park alienation

By Michael Campbell

Oyster Bay Town Clerk Rich LaMarca, Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino and Town Council Member Andrew Monteleone (L. to R.) at the demolition of the Budget Inn.

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Town of Oyster Bay begins demolition of Budget Inn in Massapequa

By Casey Fahrer

A Nassau County judge has removed the court-ordered independent monitor from the Woodbury Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

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Judge removes independent monitor from Woodbury Heights Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

By Casey Fahrer

Students sit on Nassau County Community College campus.

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Student support program will terminate after federal grant is cut

By J. Cav Scott

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Long Island Republicans quiet on Jan. 6 bill

By Michael Campbell

Ronnie Shaban addresses the crowd at Wednesday's public hearing

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Saddle Rock Minyan hearing draws hundreds

By Michael Campbell

Jericho's Mason Pimsler was recognized by former New York City Mayor Eric Adams for his work in the medical field.

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Jericho’s Mason Pimsler had his own day proclaimed by former NYC Mayor Eric Adams

By Paulina Marinkovic

The meeting contained updates from village officials (L. to R.) Christopher Devane, mayor; Igor Sikiric, superintendent of public works; Madhvi Nijjar, deputy mayor; and Rebecca Sheehan, village clerk-treasurer.

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Board approves special use permit for new Nepali eatery

By J. Cav Scott

Port Washington resident Kim Keiserman is running for the New York Assembly in the 16th District.

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Kim Keiserman launches bid for 16th Assembly District

By Larissa Fuentes

Nassau University Medical Center is set to get nearly $110 million in state funding to offset costs for 2026.

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Nassau University Medical Center to get $109.6 million in state aid

By Casey Fahrer

Several community projects throughout Nassau County have received federal funding through an appropriations package.

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Several Nassau County community projects to receive over $15M in federal funding

By Casey Fahrer

Evan Freed of the Port Washington Rapid Response Network, Roger Friedman, a community activist, Sonia Arora of the Port Washington Rapid Response Network, Susan Gottehrer, the director of the Nassau County New York Civil Liberties Union and state Assembly Member Charles Lavine (L. to R.) at the informational session in Glen Cove where community members learned about their rights.

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Glen Cove community informed on rights amid immigration enforcement

By Casey Fahrer

Gov. Kathy Hochul and other labor leaders called out the federal freeze of several offshore wind projects.

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Judge grants injunction lifting federal freeze of offshore wind projects

By Casey Fahrer

Farmingdale Village is looking to add an 8,000 square-foot theater with the help of state funding to its downtown.

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Farmingdale Village looks to add a 225-seat, 8,000 square-foot theater

By Casey Fahrer

The Glen Cove City Council approved an environmental report for a proposed mixed-use affordable housing development despite concerns.

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Glen Cove City Council approves environmental report for proposed mixed-use development despite concerns

By Casey Fahrer

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North Hempstead Town Board approves road improvements

By Michael Campbell

Gov. Kathy Hochul delivered her 2026 State of the State address.

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Hochul’s State of the State lays out 2026 agenda

By Larissa Fuentes

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced plans to support universal child care on a state level amid the Trump administration's freeze of federal child care.

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Trump administration freezes child care benefits for New York

By Casey Fahrer

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