Long Island’s history and culture are so connected to its shellfish that the first people to live on New York’s coast called it the “Island of Shells”. Jutting into the Atlantic from New York Harbour, the island draws residents and visitors alike to its beaches, fishing and famously good clams and oysters. Equally famous, however,… …Continue Reading
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MTA Chief Development Officer Cites ‘Historic Time for Long Island’ in Infrastructure Presentation to Long Island Regional Planning Council
LIRPC Updated on Transformative Rail Projects it Has Long-Supported, Including Double Track and Main Line Expansions Syosset, NY – October 2, 2018 – Calling Long Island “the epicenter for major transportation innovation in the state,” MTA Chief Development Officer Janno Lieber provided an overview of the organization’s major rail infrastructure initiatives to a recent meeting… …Continue Reading
$500,000 Grant to Study the Creation of a Countywide Water Quality Improvement District
Suffolk County will get a $500,000 grant to study the possibility of creating a countywide tax district… Newsday
Hempstead Town Unveils Plans For Re-Opening Of Water Testing Lab On Back Bays Of Long Island
Hempstead Town Unveils Plans for Re-Opening of Water Testing Lab on the Back Bays of Long Island
Hempstead Town to Reopen Water Testing Lab Next Year
Hempstead Town to reopen water testing lab next year
Long Island Rents Rising as Developers Struggle to Meet Demand for Apartments
Long Island’s newest, most luxurious rentals are getting snapped up by affluent empty-nesters and young professionals…Newsday
