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People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrates opening of new Lake Grove ‘Program Without Walls’ site
People’s Arc of Suffolk celebrated the official opening of its new Lake Grove “Program Without Walls” (PWW) location with a festive ribbon cutting and open house on Nov. 10. The event was attended by local officials including Suffolk County Legislator Nick Caracappa, Suffolk County Legislator; Shawn Hymes...
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Islip Town Seeks to Pierce 2027 Budget Property Tax Cap, but There are Objections Within
The Nov. 5 public hearing on the Town of Islip’s proposed 2027 budget lasted only about eight minutes. Supervisor Angie Carpenter moved to adopt the plan, but no Town Board member supported it. The proposed budget totals $306.5 million, roughly 6% ($18 million) above this year’s spending. It would...
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FTC Targets Long Island Dealer Group Over “Internet Special” Pricing, Secures Stipulated Order Requiring Total Price Disclosure
On November 9, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a complaint and a proposed stipulated order in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York against three affiliated New York dealerships doing business as Stream Auto Outlet. The defendants are 324 W Merrick Ave Auto, LLC (Valley Stream), 189 Sunrise Auto Amityville LLC (Amityville), and 2232 Sunrise Hwy Auto LLC (Islip). The FTC brought the action under § 13(b) of the FTC Act and alleged a single count of deceptive advertising of vehicle prices in violation of § 5(a). The defendants neither admitted nor denied the allegations.
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New York proposes reclassifying Newtown Creek to strengthen its water quality protections
New York State environmental regulators want to reclassify Newtown Creek, the industrial waterway separating Brooklyn from Queens, in a move that would lock in the strongest water quality protections the creek has ever had, and the public has until November 30 to comment. The state Department of Environmental Conservation announced the proposal on September 4, formally published it in the State Register on September 16, and will hold public hearings on November 16 and November 19.