Schools
Voter's Guide: Oyster Bay School Budget, Board Election
What you need to know for Tuesday's vote.

Residents in the Oyster Bay School District will vote on the $55,409,484 proposed budget for the 2015-16 school year on Tuesday, May 19.
The proposal calls for a 1.52 percent increase in spending over the current year and carries a 1.52 percent tax levy increase, which is within the state’s tax cap.
Four candidates are looking to fill two Board of Education seats:
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- Todd E. Cronin
- Maryann Santos
- Laurie G. Kowalsky
- David Asher
Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. at Oyster Bay High School.
Read more about the proposed budget on the district’s website here.
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