Stony Brook
Politics
Neighborhood opposition to Norden site plan pushes vote to a 4th hearing
The Planning and Zoning Commission on Wednesday night ended its third public meeting related to the proposal from the MTA to turn part of the 10 Norden Place site into a “transportation maintenance terminal” with no vote yet. The commission heard more than three hours of testimony from residents, who oppose the project, which pushed the hearing into a fourth session.
Updated: Memorial Day Parades, Commemorations and the Marines
Events related to Memorial Day will include somber services, parades, an exhibition by the Marine Corps, and a carnival at the Huntington YMCA. On Wednesday, the public is invited to watch as the US Marine Corps will bring a band, silent drill team and a Read More ...
Norwalk hazardous waste collection set for Aug. 31
Norwalk’s Hazardous Waste Collection Event is set for Saturday Aug. 31 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Ponus Ridge Middle School, located at 20 Hunters Lane. If you can’t make it that day, go to one of the others listed below. The events are free to Norwalk residents presenting a driver’s license, vehicle registration, or Norwalk disposal pass, and are for residential discards only. Business or commercial loads won’t be accepted.
Jason Milligan, proposing a Wall Street hotel, now sees City as friend not foe
Real estate broker Jason Milligan has a plan to make over 21-23 Isaacs Street, currently home to Rebel Daughter Cookies and ARC Sound Stage Lighting. He proposes building a hotel there. And he plans to build it on the controversial parking lot that was part of the longstanding “POKO” lawsuit between Milligan and the City.
Miller Business Center receives $5k grant from TD Bank
TD Bank recently provided a generous grant of $5,000 to the Middle Country Library Foundation in support of Strictly Business and the Women’s EXPO. As the Strictly Business Enterprise sponsor, TD Bank supports the library’s efforts to bring valuable educational, networking, and tradeshow experience to the local and regional business community.
Country Concert Calendar: See Who Is Coming To Town
The 2024 concert schedule is in full swing. Big shows have happened and bigger ones are on their way. Big tours have been announced, tickets are on sale and now all we have to do is go to the show. Our goal at the Wolf is to keep you up-to-date...
Liebman: Moving projects forward on Long Island requires an honest outreach
The more astute and engaged Long Island development leaders figured it out a long time ago. If you want to build anything, anywhere, for any reason on the Island, you need to speak to your neighbors. ...
NYS invests $15 million in CSHL’s Pancreatic Cancer Center
The transition from studying pancreatic cancer’s playbook to attempting new moves to wrestle it into submission is getting closer at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, thanks to support from New York State. Recently, Governor Kathy Hochul (D) announced that the Empire State would contribute $15 million to a new Pancreatic...
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