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Harborfields, Half Hollow Hills Re-Elect Incumbents
Voters in the Harborfields district elected a newcomer and two incumbents of the Board of Education Tuesday night, while also approving the budget. Dr. Eve Meltzer-Krief (1,044 votes) and Susan Broderick (1,124) were re-elected; newcomer Rachael Risinger received 1,053 votes. Candidates David Balistreri received 396 Read More ...
Norwalk ramps up plans for ordinance mandating ‘Complete Streets’ designed for all
Ramping up efforts to make Norwalk’s streets safer and more accessible to all, city transportation officials are working with Common Council members to draft and ultimately pass a “Complete Streets” ordinance mandating “streets designed for everyone.”. “What this ordinance will do is it will basically set...
Huntington, Elwood Budgets Pass; Trustees Chosen
Huntington voters re-elected two incumbents and chose one newcomer to the Board of Education Tuesday night. Voters also easily approved the budget, 1,059-206. Re-elected were Theresa Sullivan (882) and Thomas Galvin (856). Newcomer Dr. Annie Michaelian, who is a principal in the South Huntington district, Read More ...
Norwalk has a new tax assessor, or almost
The city of Norwalk could soon have an official, full-time Tax Assessor. The appointment would fill a post that has been vacant for the last 14 months, since the last Tax Assessor departed following several years of tumult in the assessor’s office. Paul Gorman, who has been serving as...
On 3rd try, Norwalk wins $400,000 ‘Safe Streets’ grant
Norwalk was one of just 99 communities across the country to receive a federal ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ grant this week, city officials learned last night. The city won the $400,000 planning and development grant to create a comprehensive safety action plan for Norwalk’s streets. Jim Travers, director of Transportation, Mobility, and Parking, informed the Ordinance Committee of the Common Council of the grant at its meeting Tuesday evening.
South Huntington: 3 Trustees Re-Elected; Budget, Proposition Pass
South Huntington voters approved three incumbents to new terms on the Board of Education Tuesday night, and passed the budget of $217,524,666 for the next schoolyear. The budget represents an increase of 4.04% in spending, with a tax levy increase of 2.40%. Re-elected to three-year Read More ...
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