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Posts by Tim Gannon:
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$183,000 aid bump for Island roads
Aside from school aid bumps, other items in the New York State budget adopted Thursday include a "middle class" tax rebate for families with kids, a creation of a bar-type...
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Assemblyman Losquadro under fire after gun control vote
Members of a pro-gun Long Island web forum have been bombarding state Assemblyman Dan Losquadro's Facebook page with comments critical of his vote in favor of stricter gun control measures...
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What should happen with dredge spoil in the Long Island Sound?
Don't dump dredge spoil in eastern Long Island Sound. That was the message some speakers had for the federal Environmental Protection Agency Wednesday at a hearing on finding potential sites to...
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Recap: Walter, Krupski debate East End issues
Times/Review Newsgroup hosted a legislative debate at Martha Clara Vineyards in Riverhead Monday night, pitting Riverhead Supervisor Sean Walter, a Republican, against Southold Councilman Al Krupski, a Democrat. The candidates are...
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WATCH: Legislator Ed Romaine calls for MTA tax refund
Suffolk County Legislator Ed Romaine (R-Center Moriches) filed a bill on Tuesday urging the county to go to court to seek a refund of about $12 million in MTA payroll...
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Listen: Bishop V. Altschuler at Times/Review debate
To hear an audio stream of the complete debate, click here. Audio courtesy of www.peconiscpublicbroadcasting.org Is Randy Altschuler an "outsourcer?" Is Tim Bishop one of the "most corrupt members of...
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Maertz, Fleming debate before primary to challenge LaValle
Over the years, the list of Democratic opponents against longtime incumbent state Senator Ken LaValle (R-Port Jefferson) reads like a "Who's Who" of candidates nobody remembers. Some of them were on...
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LIPA Survey: Population decline continues across Long Island
There are not as many people on the East End as we thought. That’s according to the latest LIPA Population survey, which shows the population of every municipality on Long Island...
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NYS Supreme Court judge tosses LIPA lawsuit
A lawsuit seeking to force the Long Island Power Authority to have elected trustees didn’t get far, as state Supreme Court Justice Jerry Garguilo dismissed the case just days after...
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Will LIPA loophole lead to board of trustee elections?
Should the Long Island Power Authority’s board of trustees be elected? When LIPA was originally created by the State Legislature to replace the troubled Long Island Lighting Company, it was supposed...
