Brookhaven, NY

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• No Fiore-Rosenfeld bid for board re-election

  Fiore-Rosenfeld, a Brookhaven Democratic town board member for nearly a decade, has decided not to run for re-election."It's a personal decision," said town party chairman Anthony Parlatore, adding Fiore-Rosenfeld informed him of his decision in the last two 5/24/13 Read more »

• Brookhaven Town board changes housing code

  town board has approved a change to Brookhaven's multifamily housing code -- and unanimously voted for a resolution to allow residents greater input on zone changes.At Tuesday's board meeting, Medford civic leader Don Seubert criticized the multifamily housing   Read more »

• Town may boost Middle Island plan's density

  many neighbors against a proposed zoning change, the Brookhaven Town Board is poised Tuesday night to consider allowing a developer to increase density in a Middle Island community.Applicant KRS Birchwood Park Homes Inc. of New Hyde Park is requesting to increase   Read more »

• Holtsville highway storage yard breaks ground

  Brookhaven Highway Department broke ground Monday on a former Holtsville dog pound site set to be transformed into a highway storage yard.The $1.2 million renovation project -- scheduled for completion in July -- is aimed at improving the department's response   Read more »

• Riverhead considers a ban on new houseboats, floating homes

  is preparing to join other Long Island towns such as Southampton, Huntington and Brookhaven in severely restricting or banning new floating homes.The town board held a public hearing Tuesday on a local law that would ban new houseboats, house barges and floating   Read more »

Around the web

• Hot Spots: Weekend Watch for May 24 through May 26

  Brookhaven Fair At The Pennysaver Amphitheater At Bald Hill Info: The Brookhaven Fair is back for the 12th year! This is the start of three big weekends where you can enjoy family fun attractions, thrill rides, games, and amusements. There’s also a fireworks   from LongIsland.com Read more »

• Mather Hospital eyes Brookhaven aid to expand

  pm Wed, May 22, 2013 John T. Mather Memorial Hospital has applied for $18 million in tax-exempt financing from Brookhaven for an expansion project. Complete access, including browser, mobile devices and tabletsOver 12 years of online archivesWeekly digital   from Long Island Business Network Read more »

• NY audit finds towns fail to test asphalt

  pm Thu, May 16, 2013 An audit of 10 New York towns found that many did not sign contracts that allow for testing of asphalt and only Islip and Brookhaven actually performed tests. Complete access, including browser, mobile devices and tabletsOver 12 years   from Long Island Business Network Read more »

• DNA-guided assembly yields novel ribbon-like nanostructures

  available to university, industry and government researchers. Brookhaven is operated and managed for DOE's Office of Science by Brookhaven Science Associates, a limited-liability company founded by the Research Foundation for the State University of New York   from EurekAlert Read more »

• Long Island STEM Hub Celebrates First Year: Showcases Student Work and Unveils New Tools for Advancing Education

  State as part of the Empire State STEM Learning Network. The organization—co-stewarded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory and North Shore-LIJ Health System—connects businesses, public schools, parents, teachers, universities,   from Brookhaven National Laboratory News Read more »