The funds will help protect water quality and spur economic development, officials say.
Child safety seat checks, a teen driver safety program and a bicycle rodeo are on the calendar.
Frank Rivera founded Sarcoidosis of Long Island in 2012 after being diagnosed with the disease in 2011.
Legislation proposes fines up to $6,000 or jail for property owners who rent out their homes for stays less than 28 days.
Manzella garnered 1,255 votes to Democratic challenger Allyson Bass' 1,215, unofficial results show.
Events include paper shredding, e-waste disposal and a supervised prescription drug drop-off program in every Brookhaven Council District.
The supervisor was a guest speaker during “The Flavors of Ramadan” celebration earlier this month.
The project includes a new roof, the replacement of three baggage terminals, and a new air purification system, Newsday reported.
It will investigate "to define the full nature and extent of the contamination and take appropriate action," officials said.
The 126-acre property was set aside for public purposes by Eugenia H.T. Smith in 1955.
"This is not only local history; This is national history." - Brookhaven Councilman Dan Panico
High school seniors residing within Brookhaven Town can apply for one of two $500 Highway Superintendent’s Association scholarships.
The former councilman has stepped down from his post, creating a vacancy on the Town Council. A special election is expected.
There's about 12,000 overdue parking violations amounting to over $3.5 million in outstanding tickets, officials said.
The special election decided who will take the place of longtime clerk Donna Lent, according to unofficial results from the BOE.
The union's members were working without a contract since the last expired in December 2019, includes retroactive pay, Newsday reported.
There will be a focus on making it more spacious for both residents and shoppers, as well as on local brands, Newsday reported.
The Town Board plans to appoint former district court judge Howard Bergson to the position.
There's 19 between January and December.
Suffolk OTB will construct a building next door as part of a $200 million expansion within the next two years, Newsday reported.
Supervisor fears the county "is extremely hamstrung and will be for some time in the future as a result of this attack."
Former South Country BOE member Lisa DiSanto, a Democrat, will run against Republican Councilman Kevin LaValle.
Lawmakers are expected to discuss on Wednesday moving the comptroller's payment process to a cloud-based system, Newsday reported.
There's “no dedicated security professionals with the appropriate level of responsibility and accountability.": report obtained by Newsday.
Social service vendors question if business information and personal information of clients has been compromised, Newsday reports.
It will raise taxes by two percent for the average homeowner, Newsday reported.
A breakfast and networking event was held Nov. 14.
Deputy Town Clerk Lauren Thoden will take up Lent’s former post until a special election is held to fill the position.
The populations are equal and there are four districts where ethnic minorities are in the majority, Newsday reported.
It increases spending by about 1.5 percent while allocating more funding for cyber security and law enforcement, Newsday reported.
The measure was passed 438,755 votes or 85.9 percent to 72,027 votes or 14.1 percent, Newsday reported.
The proposition garnered 3,337,679 votes or 59.06 percent to 1,627,936 votes or 28.80 percent, according to the state Board of Elections.
He garnered 32,743 votes or 67.31 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Suffolk County Board of Elections.
He garnered 40,978 votes or 68.44 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results from the Suffolk County Board of Elections.
Waverly Avenue, located in a school zone, will be safer and smoother for buses and other vehicles, Highways Supt. Dan Losquadro says.
Incumbent Republican Assemb. Michael Fitzpatrick will be challenged by Democrat Jeanine Aponte.
Incumbent Republican Assemb. Doug Smith will be challenged by Democrat James Anthony.
It would include a mix of restaurants, bank drive-thrus, as well as medical and retail space, Newsday reported.
The longtime leader of the Long Island Builder's Institute will step down from his post at the end of the year.
The $328.6 million spending plan will not change constituent services and accounts for Consumer Price Index increases, Newsday reported.