Laura Curran
Nassau County Executive-elect Laura Curran speaks outside the Theodore Roosevelt County Executive Building on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017, in Mineola. Credit: Howard Schnapp
Assessment workers accessed colleagues' confidential data
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Blakeman begins mediation with major Nassau unions
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Suozzi selects Reyna as his lieutenant governor running mate in Democratic primary
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Rep. Kathleen Rice says she won't seek reelection
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As the CDs turn
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Assessment fix shouldn't wait
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Phillips begins audit of Nassau reassessment
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LI native who 'took all he could out of every day' dies at 39
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Nassau lawmakers approve extension for tax assessment disputes
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Bruce Blakeman's poor choices
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CD3 getting crowded in the left lane
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Blakeman succeeds with conservatives by taking anti-mandate stance
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Nassau Coliseum at 50: Memories of the 'Old Barn'
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Ex-LIRR boss to helm $3.9B JFK terminal project
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The Point: Crypto politics
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Rehabbing a rehab in Suffolk County
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Nassau assessments frozen for second year in a row
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LI is the star in HBO's 'The Gilded Age'
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Blakeman keeps two-thirds of Curran top staff
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Democrats criticize Eisenstein 'flip-flop' on mask mandate
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Blakeman signs order giving public schools option to mandate masks
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Assessments need state fix
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N. Hempstead set to vote on appointing town attorney
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The Point: Blakeman wants Mack on MTA board
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Old Macky stays in town
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Bruce Blakeman takes the reins in Nassau
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Audit: Tax appeal firms made $500M during assessment freeze
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As he prepares to take over, Blakeman defends stance on masks
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Thousands line up to get free COVID-19 testing kits
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Curran signs order creating gender inclusivity panel
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Resignations not good for Nassau, Blakeman not in step
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Data: LI COVID-19 hospitalizations up more than 55% in six-day span
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COVID hospitalizations up more than 50% in NY, data shows
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Fight against COVID-19 surge intensifies, as NY hits another new high in cases
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Data: Suffolk's daily COVID-19 positivity level at nearly 14%
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Kaminsky thrown under bus by Curran, Hochul should sign bill
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Domestic violence policing on LI has evolved since Bird case, experts say
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How COVID-19 surge impacts LI schools, testing, booster requirements
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LI's 7-day COVID-19 positivity rate tops 7%, highest since January
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Hochul: Statewide COVID-19 hospitalizations up 70% since Thanksgiving
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Curran: I'd have won if Kaminsky hadn't been on ticket
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Oyster Bay Town restores email, says system 'free of all cyber concerns'
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The Point: Championship politics
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Don Clavin's mailing habit
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LI businesses implement state's new mask rules
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Nassau lawmakers back sale of properties in Freeport, Roosevelt
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Bruce Blakeman won't enforce Hochul's COVID-19 mask mandate, spokesman says
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Oyster Bay Town without email, computer system for 11th day
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Lafazan seeks Democratic nomination for Suozzi seat
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