Organization also hopes to create a map of the illegal housing problem in the community.
In the wake of the snow removal failures in Brookhaven, Supervisor plans to submit multiple suggestions to whomever wins the March 5 highway superintendent race.
Officials meet face-to-face to discuss Town's response to the blizzard.
Police said call came from a location in Nassau County.
In addressing snow removal efforts, supervisor says workers did they best they could and in hindsight he would not have gone on vacation.
Brookhaven supervisor apologizes to residents but says highway department does not report to him or the town board.
Supervisor Ed Romaine will hold a press conference on Thursday, according to Newsday.
Brookhaven officials have not responded to requests for comment regarding streets that have not yet been plowed.
Town Board members say supervisor’s absence hindered Brookhaven cleanup from historic storm.
In a letter to town officials, town councilman Steve Fiore-Rosenfeld questions whether there was a clear plan or proper preparation ahead of time.
According to Brookhaven Town, more than 1,000 were without power as of late Saturday night.
Daylong closure of State, County roadways hinders Town's ability to get equipment in to clear snow.
Brookhaven Town creates web-based form for residents to report unplowed roads.
Rises in level, water quality to be watched by USGS.
Recent changes to town code to define the term "family" have yielded results in at least one case.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?
Route 112 intersection to be expanded with additional lanes, jug handles for turning.
Dr. L. Reuven Pasternak and Dr. Kenneth Kaushansky published a letter in Newsday explaining the practice of overtime is standard in the health care industry.
Funds will be used to support programs and general operating expenses, and will help complete the renovations being done in the Carriage Museum.
Plain-language reports required when dense breast tissue, which can mask tumors, is found.
The federal aid will help communities on both the south shore and north shore recover from Hurricane Sandy.
U.S. Postal Service rates are set to change on Jan. 27.
Hospital paid more than $14.5 million in overtime costs in 2012.
Some area civic groups leery of proposed mixed-use development while others feel it's key to redeveloping downtown areas.
Hahn is in her second year as county legislator representing the Fifth Legislative District.
The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season.
Many support regulation as long as medical assistance for mentally ill is addressed as well.
Residents' reactions mixed over the proposed changes at the intersection of Nicolls Road and Hawkins Road.
Michael DePaoli says it's an uphill battle.
Residents are encouraged to attend an informational meeting on Monday at 6 p.m. at Suffolk Community College.
Supervisor says he is not altogether opposed to the idea, but that it needs more discussion.
Hot-button issue has many in Three Village concerned; town supervisor responds.
Councilwoman will run on the Democratic line in special election on March 5.
Take a look at this list of measures that took effect in New York State on New Year's Day.
Newsday reports residents will face an increase of more than $300 in 2013.
Dan Panico replaces Kathy Walsh as deputy supervisor; former town attorney Garrett Swenson tapped as chief-of-staff.
Local state assemblyman, 66, was voted in for a 12th term in November.
Suffolk County legislature sets special election for Jan. 15; no date set yet for Brookhaven town special election.
Supervisor and highway superintendent will meet to discuss ways to prevent similar abuses of town resources in the future.
Fairfax-headquartered group issues statement about preventing future tragedies after shooting in Connecticut.