Long Island news, weather, traffic, LIRR and school updates for Monday, April 28, 2014

Welcome to Newsday's live Long Island Now post for Monday, April 28, 2014.

This is your local source for the latest news, traffic and weather.

We've wrapped up the live coverage, but below, you'll find a roundup of some of the top local stories Newsday has been following throughout the day.

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Newsday will be covering the following meetings tonight.

COMING UP

CABARET LICENSE. The Amityville Village Board meets at 8 tonight at Village Hall. The owner of Toomey’s Tavern is expected to attend, and the board may act on his cabaret license renewal request. Check Nicholas Spangler’s Twitter updates: @spanglernewsday. After hearing complaints from Amityville residents on the noise generated from the club's outdoor concerts, officials held off voting on the license renewal earlier this month. Toomey's owner Reggie DeFilippo says he needs to continue to play music at the bar.

MUNSEY PARK SUBDIVISIONS. The Munsey Park planning board is to hold a hearing at 7 p.m. on a proposed subdivision in Village Hall, 1777 Northern Blvd., Manhasset. Follow reporter Scott Eidler’s Twitter updates at @eidztowns.

BUDGET DISCUSSION. The Village of Huntington Bay board of trustees meets tonight at the Huntington Yacht Club at 7:30. It will discuss the 2014-15 budget. Check Deborah S. Morris’ Twitter updates: @dsvmorris.

NEWS ROUNDUP

CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS. Newsday's Paul LaRocco reports that there was very little discussion -- and no dissension -- Monday afternoon as the Nassau County Legislature voted to require carbon-monoxide detectors and alarms in all commercial public buildings. Scroll down (or use the mobile link above) for his Twitter updates.

LIRR MEETING. Reporter Alfonso Castillo was also reporting this morning from a Long Island Rail Road Committee meeting. Check out his live tweets.

TRAFFIC AND TRANSIT

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