On Wednesday, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran announced help for residents dealing with tax reassessment. She said the county is extending the timeframe for mobile assessment offices until Jan. 31 and adding 10,000 appointment slots.

 

 


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Rep. Lee Zeldin of Shirley was named the Republican designee for governor on Tuesday.

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Majority Republicans in the Nassau County Legislature have yet to reappoint Nassau Inspector General Jodi Franzese, the first person to hold the position, to a second term.

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Residents in 11 Long Island villages will be headed to the polls Tuesday to cast ballots for candidates running for local offices that include mayor, trustee and judge.

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Brookhaven Town will receive the lion's share of a recently inked $168.9 million benefit package from the developers of an offshore wind farm with a power cable that will make landfall at Smith Point.

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Ukranian Americans on Long Island reacted on Thursday to Russia's invasion of their homeland, fearing for their families caught up in the conflict. Newsday's Cecilia Dowd reports.

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Sen. Chuck Schumer called for FEMA to release funds owed to Long Island hospitals for expenses incurred during the pandemic.

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Gov. Kathy Hochul said she wants to expand accessory dwelling units, or ADUs by requiring local governments to change local zoning laws to encourage more of them. But some local officials are opposed to the state control, saying it could lead to overcrowding and should be left to the local municipalities. Newsday's Shari Einhorn reports.

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