News From Around Long Island March 17

Some of the news you may have missed from around Long Island this week:

Waitresses Sue Woodbury Country Club

Two former Woodbury Country Club waitresses filed a class-action suit Tuesday against their former employer for withholding tips from staff. Lisa Macaluso and Christina Pica say the caterer failed to pay as many as 60 current and former staffers the 20 percent mandatory gratuity it collected from patrons.

Commack Superintendent Willing to Take Pay Freeze

Commack school administrators have announced they will take a pay freeze to help bridge a $4.7 million budget gap for the 2012-13 school year, and are looking at others to do the same. Superintendent Donald James announced he would be willing to take a pay freeze for the 2012-13 school year at the district's budget workshop on Tuesday night. Following his lead, all central office administrators have also agreed to a salary freeze to help bridge the shortfall the district is facing.

FAA Closer To Approve New Altitudes by East Hampton Airport

East Hampton is one step closer to having more control over the airspace, according to town officials. On Thursday, the Federal Aviation Administration published a formal notice in the Federal Register of its proposal to establish more restrictive airspace for all aircraft within a 5-mile radius of to accommodate the new .

Babylon Village Board Extends Restaurant Moratorium

The Babylon Village Board is extending its moratorium on new restaurants and bars for the second time to allow the village planning board to finish a study of parking and related issues primarily related to the arrival of Monsoon, the business district’s biggest eatery that opened last month.

Coen Brothers to Film in Riverhead

An , Inside Llewyn Davis, will be shooting in town on Monday. Riverhead Police will be shutting down several roads in the vicinity of Northville Turnpike/Route 105 from 7 a.m. through 7 p.m.