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Reassessment: 65% see school tax hike, 35% get reductions More than 214,000 Nassau homeowners are paying higher school taxes this year, compared with 115,000 who got reductions, a 65%-to-35% split that reflects the most direct impact of County Executive Laur

214,000 HOMEOWNERS SLAMMED WITH THE CURRAN TAX HIKE!- Today's Newsday reports that the first tax bill issued under Laura Curran's reassessment has hiked taxes for 65% of Nassau's homeowners. Taxpayers deserve better!

Clavin: Fire assessor over 'massive tax increase' Hempstead Town Supervisor Don Clavin and other elected officials Monday demanded the firing of Nassau's tax assessor after a 2020 reassessment produced a "slew of errors," leading to "massive tax incr

Today is Republican Primary Day. Today we will vote to nominate the Republican candidate to be my successor in the United States Congress. Polls are open until 9:00 PM.

I have endorsed and strongly urge you to vote for Andrew Garbarino, a lifelong Republican. Andrew is a respected Assemblyman who will fight hard in Congress for the values we share.

He will support the Police which is why he has been endorsed by law enforcement organizations. He will fight for hardworking, middle income families which is why the Conservative Party has endorsed him. He will fight hard for local businesses which is why the United States Chamber of Commerce has endorsed him.

That’s why I ask you to vote for Andrew Garbarino. You will never regret it!!

Thank you!!

Pandemic politics: fundraisers, elbow-bumping and tax grievances Nassau Republicans have postponed one of the party's largest fundraisers because of the coronavirus spreading through Long Island and the wo...

Laura Curran targets Nassau Republicans in mailer Nassau County Executive Laura Curran, in a taxpayer-funded postcard, is urging residents to phone Republican county legislators to ask them to pass a bill to phase in her reassessment over five years.

COVID-19 UPDATE: The total cases of coronavirus in Nassau County currently stands at 48, with 4 of those being in the Town of Oyster Bay. All levels of government are partnering to aggressively respond and defeat this public health threat. Here in the Town, we have intensified cleaning procedures at our facilities, paused all senior citizen activities at community centers and cancelled many events through the end of the month (full list at www.OysterBayTown.com). During these difficult times, it's up to each and every one of us to be proactive and stop the possible spread of COVID-19. If you are feeling sick, stay home. Avoid social gatherings. Practice social distancing in public. If you are elderly or a caretaker, please take all precautions necessary and contact your health provider to have extra medications on hand should you need to stay home for a prolonged period of time. Stay up to date at www.OysterBayTown.com for available updates.

Curran mailers send bad signal In her 2017 run for county executive, Democrat Laura Curran savaged the use of county-funded political mailers by Nassau politicians. She argued that such mailers, if they’re county-funded, should be

Join us for our 11th Annual Bowling Night! March 27, 2020

Nassau projections: More than 205,000 homes to get tax hikes Tax bills for more than 205,000 homeowners in Nassau County — about 53% — are projected to rise in October and January under County Executive Laura Curran’s reassessment plan, according to new county

Formerly incarcerated New Yorkers push state to pass parole overhaul — Queens Daily Eagle “Parole in this state is punitive. The number one function is to send you back to prison.”

Meet Paul Rostick, a friend of Senator Todd Kaminsky, Senator Kevin Thomas, Senator John Brooks, Senator Monica R. Martinez, Senator Jim Gaughran and Senator Anna M. Kaplan.

Had enough? Vote Republican.

Your safety depends on it.

Who else thinks Senator Todd Kaminsky and the should worry more about fixing criminal justice "reform" they shoved down our throats?

Let us not forget, New York City socialist Democrats praised Kaminsky from the Senate chamber, instrumental in drafting legislation that has increased violent crimes, put you in danger and left law enforcement and prosecutors to pick up the pieces.

I joined Supervisor Joseph Saladino and my colleagues on the Town Board in honoring Bob Scamell, a legendary coach in the Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District who has been coaching in the school district for five decades! During his 50 year career, Coach Scammell has coached basketball, football, golf and gymnastics, and won championships in all of these programs. Across his 50 year career, Coach Scammell has made a difference in the lives of over 2,000 athletes, and the impact his guidance and wisdom has had on them cannot be overstated and will be felt in our community for years to come.

With a like this, does anyone really believe that Senator Kevin Thomas has the ability to work with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle in best interest of those he serves?

Power and Politics: State Sen. Todd Kaminsky State Sen. Todd Kaminsky joined Stone Grissom to talk about the new bail reform law and more in this edition of Power and Politics.

Cops: $710G recovered after scam targets Nassau comptroller's office Nassau officials have recovered $710,000 scammed out of the county comptroller's office in an elaborate phishing scheme, Nassau County police announced Friday. The recovery of the taxpayer funds was a

Levittown man charged in gas station holdup, police say Nassau police have arrested a Levittown man they said robbed a Hempstead Turnpike gas station at knifepoint in September. Police said Nicolas Bocci pulled a knife on a 69-year-old employee of an Exxon

Ex-NYPD commissioner Bill Bratton slams bail reform as ‘a disgrace’ Former NYPD Police Commissioner Bill Bratton became the latest critic to slam the new lax bail laws, calling the statewide criminal justice reform “a disgrace.” “What the hell wer…

Man Who Sucker Punched NYPD Officer Released Without Bail; Police Unions Tweet Outrage A New York Police Department officer was punched and wrested to the ground in Brooklyn this week, and it was all caught on camera. The Sergeants Benevolent Association tweeted video of the attack Saturday that shows 40-year-old Steven Haynes sucker punch the officer. The NYPD says the officers had t...

In 2018, the Town of Oyster Bay was the only town on Long Island to cut property taxes, and the Town's first property tax cut in more than two decades. In 2019, the Town Board sustained this tax cut by freezing taxes. While other municipalities plan to raise taxes next year, the 2020 Town Budget continues to sustain the property tax cut by continuing the tax freeze.

New York to let accused criminals inspect their crime scenes, easily get witness names Under the new law, if your home is burglarized, you'll have to let the suspect back into your home to review the scene. Refuse and you could be arrested.

Man sucker punches, wrestles NYPD cop to the ground in Brooklyn A deranged man sucker-punched an NYPD officer on a Brooklyn sidewalk, pinning the cop to the ground and refusing to budge — and was later released despite felony assault charges, police and s…

Man who sucker-punched cop in Brooklyn is back on his old turf The man who was arrested for sucker-punching an NYPD cop in Brooklyn was back at his old stomping ground Sunday — just two days after being released without bail despite a slew of charges. Steven H…

The East Norwich Republican Committee wishes you a Happy & Healthy Holiday Season & New Year!

State approves $585M plan to clean up Bethpage plume New York State will move forward with its $585 million plan to stop the spread of groundwater pollution in Bethpage and clean it up using two dozen wells pumping and treating millions of gallons of wa

Tax rebate on the table as state eyes budget cuts ALBANY — The state’s $6.1 billion projected deficit for this fiscal year may be getting personal for 2 million New Yorkers because the annual tax rebate checks they are receiving are “on the table” fo

WFP asks candidates to stop defending taxpayers Party sees racial coding in discussions of tax policy.

LI officials decry state criminal discovery law Several Long Island mayors and law enforcement officials protested a new state law on Wednesday that forces prosecutors to speed up the sharing of evidence in criminal cases, saying it will overwhelm

Nassau officials plan for release of inmates after bail reform law launches on New Year’s Eve Nassau officials announced their plan to handle the expected release of inmates from the county jail on New Year’s Eve.