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New Town Hall Meetings to Bring Residents and Community Leaders Together with County Officials
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New Response Center to be Up and Running at Former Sixth Precinct Basement by 2009 Hurricane Season
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Joined at Bill Signing Ceremony by Suffolk Legislator Lynne Nowick, a Sponsor of the Law
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New Forum Opens up Discussions for Methods of Providing Island’s Uninsured with Needed Health Care
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$200,000 Project will Address Discharge at Storm Drains on County Road 21
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Two Properties in Wyandanch to be Given to Town through County’s 72-H Affordable Housing Program
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Police Department Also to Launch New Gun Violence Reduction Program in January
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New ‘Clean Machines’ Bolster County’s Coverage of Busy Route 110 Corridor
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Begins Planning for Two-Lane Partial Cloverleaf at Northeast Corner
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Nearly $4.5 Million Allocated will Aid in Construction of at Least 170 New Homes
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Purchase of Telemetered Buoys will Aid in Assessment of Cause and Effects of Algal Blooms
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Says Added Sites, Upgraded Facilities will Help Keep Vacationers and “Staycationers” in Suffolk; Urges Legislature to Sustain Fee Increase Veto
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Industry Professionals, Educators, Community Leaders Work Towards HIV/AIDS Solutions
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$310 Million Tax Anticipation Notes Hold High Marks for Upcoming Sale; Fitch Notes Potential for Upgrade
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School’s Vehicle Fleet to Fill Up at County Pumps; District will Save Money
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County Honors Four Suffolk Football Teams that Swept Long Island HS Finals
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Long Island Leaders: Decision Will Boost Aid and Help Ensure Proper Political Representation at State and Federal Levels
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Crystal Rivera-Avila, the 2008 National American Miss New York Teen Queen
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Evening Hours One Wednesday per Month Will Allow Greater Access to Important Services
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Judge Upholds Suffolk’s Need to Combat Public Health Threat from Mosquitoes, and Rules County Did Not Violate Federal Clean Water Act
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Collaborative Peer Educator Initiative Lauded by NYS Department of Health
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State-of-the-Art Equipment is Second to Come Online in County
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More Than 3,000 Acres of Bay Bottom Available for Oyster, Scallop and Clam Harvesting
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Fifteen Properties Removed From Auction Block Being Given to Non-Profit Organization for Housing Initiative
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Projects at Six Facilities Approved by Legislature
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Patchogue, NY
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Officer Pablo Morales Assigned to Downtown Post; Officer Lola Quesada Also Named as Hispanic Liaison
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As Christmas Trees Dry Out, Fire Hazards Increase
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One-Week Cone Program, between Buffalo and Harlem Avenues, will Study Impact of Proposal to Reduce County Road 99 to Single Lane
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Apples and Peaches to Continue to be Grown at Richter’s Orchard for Years to Come
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Focus on Police-Community Relations, Education, Awareness and Outreach
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Offers Open Line of Communication with County’s Anti-Terrorism Squad
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Also Rejects “Unwashed Masses” Comment Made by Legislator
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Work completed recently on County Road 97 (Nicolls Road) in the vicinity of the Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) Ammerman campus has yielded immediate results, according to area residents, local business owners, and students and administrators at the college.
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Residents Can Assist In Cold Weather Through Non-Emergency Police Number: 852-COPS
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Installation of Storm Water Runoff Filters Will Prevent Over 90 Percent of Waste from Entering Village’s Lakes, Streams, Canals and Bay Surface Waters
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Study Shows Early Signs of Recovery for Great South Bay’s Hard Clam Population Estimated to as High 250 Million
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Seeks to Add Service in Iraq and Afghanistan as Criteria for Eligibility in 72-H Transfer Program, and Provide Adaptability Funds for Disabled Vets
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Reaction of Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy, in response to statements of Allan Ramirez
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County Executive Thankful Stabilization Reserve Fund Remains Untapped but Raises Concern About Too Much New Spending
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By Combining Phases, Forgoing Land Acquisition, County Expects Savings of Up to $7.4 Million
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Six of 75 Bellport/Patchogue Properties Removed From Auction Block Being Given to Non-Profit Organization for Housing Initiative
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Says Glaring and Selective Errors of Omission Harms BRO’s Credibility
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Says Request for Proposals Process will Save Patients and Save $15 Million
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Suffolk residents will have an opportunity to provide input on newly proposed federal flood zone.
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Helping Veterans Find Jobs
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Raising Awareness for Domestic Violence Victims
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Sponsoring Legislators Wayne Horsley and Brian Beedenbender Say Safety Net Program will Provide 1,000 Families with Vital Assistance this Winter
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Ratings Firms Cite Strong Financial Management, Low Debt Levels, Sound Budgeting Practices and Healthy Reserves
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A Look Back Also Shows Decreased Crime, More Police on Streets, Road Fixes, Sewer Investments and New Programs for the Homeless
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In meetings with the Suffolk County executive and county legislators over the last three weeks, two different private nursing home facility operators confirmed that they would have interest in purchasing or leasing the county's nursing home.
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Says Disparate Health Concerns Among Minorities Can be Remedied Through Increased Governmental/Community Cooperation
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Legislation Will Distinguish Charitable Clothing Donation Bins From For-Profit Imitations in Suffolk
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Cornfields to be Added to County’s Extensive Amount of Agricultural Property Owned on East End
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Pilot Program of SuffolkTODAY! Encourages Healthy Lifestyles
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Suffolk Executive Steve Levy today praised county park police officers for their apprehension of five individuals who broke into the Commerdinger House in Lake Ronkonkoma this past Sunday night.
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Babylon Supervisor Steve Bellone and Construction Expert Grant Hendricks Named to Bi-County Panel
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Allocate $1 Million for Projects in 22 Towns and Villages
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Issues Request for Proposal to Find Agency to be in Compliance with County’s Green Standards
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy, who has long championed campaign finance reform legislation, has spoken out in response to a recent piece of legislation introduced by Suffolk County Legislator Cameron Alden that would purportedly provide changes in campaign finance laws.
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County Seeks Pharmacy Benefit Manager for Program that Would Cover More than 48,000 Current Health Plan Enrollees and New Potential Participants from Municipalities and Schools
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Event Combines Education and Entertainment to Reach Over 500 Local Students and Guests
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County Executive Levy and Tournament Organizers Laud Selection of Southampton’s Sebonack Golf Club for Championship Event
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County Executive Levy, Event Organizers Say Tournament, Planned for Southampton’s Sebonack Golf Club, Will Boost Local Economy
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· One Form for County, Towns and Villages Will Make it Easier Than Ever To Film in Suffolk. Grant to be Made Available for Independent Filmmakers. New Development to Highlight Film Production Hub. New 30% Filming Tax Credit Approved.
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Despite a continuing national economic slump that has resulted in revenue reductions and state-aid cuts, Suffolk Executive Steve Levy will unveil his Recommended 2009 Operating Budget later this week that freezes taxes and cuts spending.
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Suffolk Executive Steve Levy and area housing advocates outlined a series of steps that are being taken to help ease the housing foreclosure problem at a press conference held today.
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Say Sewering Could Increase Business Investment, Workforce Housing Opportunities and Environmental Protection in the Area
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Multi-Agency Task Force Will Reduce Crime Committed by Repeat Offenders
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County Executive, Sheriff Separate Fact from Fiction at Press Conference
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Suffolk Measure to Add Disclosure Line on Tax Bills Not ‘A Tax Increase’
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After Six-Day Trial, Judge Finds No Proof That Groins and Jetties, Erected Decades Ago, Caused Substantial Beach Damage
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Handful of New Green Initiatives Being Undertaken to Save Suffolk Taxpayers Money on Energy Costs and Reduce Emissions
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Complaint from Suffolk PBA Reviewed and Rejected by Federal Agency
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Project to Provide Two Eastbound Lanes in Addition to Previously Planned Two-Lane Roundabout at Roanoke Avenue
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Smithtown Boulevard and Gibbs Pond Road/Rosevale Avenue Intersection to be Straightened Later This Year
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“Reaffirms Need for Elected Officials to Have Line-Item Oversight”
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Website, Photo Contest Spotlight Suffolk’s Many Local Attractions
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Honors Long Standing Staff and Health Center’s Founder During Visit
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Enter Agreement for Emergency Shoreline Protection Project to Safeguard County Route 48 in Southold
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County Lawmaking Contest Nets 180 Submissions, Generates Idea to Help Protect Waterways and Wildlife from Contamination
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Roundabout will Transition Traffic from Two-Lane Road to Four-Lane Highway and Reduce Speeding and Accidents in Town of Southold
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Sets Sites on Ten Acres Within Special Groundwater Protection Area
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Suffolk Executive Supports the Establishment of Volunteer Specialist Physicians Group as Adjunct to County Health Center Services
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Cavett Property, Adjacent to 125-Acre Amsterdam Beach, to be Preserved in Cooperative Effort Brokered by The Nature Conservancy
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Suffolk and Brookhaven Town Continue Preservation of Coram Woodlands
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Brownfields, Unimproved Properties and 1.2 Million Square Feet of Rooftop Could Be Made Available to Solar Providers
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Dedicated Line, First Launched in 2006, Frees up 911 for True Emergencies and Allow Citizens to File Quality-of-Life Complaints with P.D.
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Volunteer Doctors Will Be Mobilized During High-Risk Incidents
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Share Success in Restoring FEMA Hurricane Aid to Suffolk County at Levy’s Request
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Land Stewardship Projects Have Been Added for the First Time to Water Quality Protection and Restoration Program
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Bicycle Racks on County Buses Will Allow Greater Access To and From Bus Hubs
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Landmark Meeting Attended by Connecticut AG Blumenthal Recognizes Benefit of Interstate Cooperation Suffolk will Work with National Grid and Connecticut to Explore Acceptable Configuration of Islander East Natural Gas Pipeline
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Forecast for Torrential Rain Expected to Cause Flooding During Morning Commute and Throughout the Day
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Suffolk Executive Calls for Preservation of Line-Item Budget Veto To Protect Taxpayers’ Interests, Levy Says Legislature Must Cast Individual Votes on Individual Items
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Landmark Intergovernmental Effort Can Lead to Taxpayer Savings in Providing Pharmaceutical Benefits
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Local Law by Legislators Stern and Losquadro will Help Police Track Thieves who Sell Stolen Metal in Suffolk County
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Veto of $1 Million Golf Cart Barn is Overridden
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State-of-the-Art Building to be Completed by Start of 2010; Will be First Silver Standard LEED-Certified Municipal Project in Area
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Officers to Join Various Precincts for Independence Day, Then Come Aboard Full Time Following July 8 Graduation Ceremony
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Ceremony Recognizes Firms working to Encourage Ride Sharing
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Funding Will be Used to Fight Array of Crimes in Babylon Area
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Long Island Leaders, Citing Huge Potential Loss in Aid, Pledge All-Out Effort to Boost Census Statistics
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County’s “Breathing Easy” Asthma Program – Already a Statewide Model – Among Honorees from National Association of Counties
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Dormer Stresses that No Areas of LIE and Sunrise Highway will be Uncovered
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County Executive Steve Levy’s Event Provides Services to over 500 Individuals in Need in First County-wide Event
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New Vans Will Allow for Increased Transportation Services for Disabled Population
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New legislation combating illegal, overcrowded housing.
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Negotiates to have Motor Parkway Associates Cover Full $15 Million tab to Improve Aging Sewer District 13 in Islandia
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy recently recognized the top three schools in a countywide food drive for Long Island Cares.
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Proposed Bi-County Agreement Will Allow for Wider Tracking of Stolen Jewelry and Precious Metals
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Contiguous Properties Will be Added to County’s Extensive Amount of Protected Land in the Town of Smithtown
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County to Match Funds from $500,000 State Grant
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Partnership with Town of Southold and The Nature Conservancy Under Award-Winning Legacy Fund Preserves Significant Marsh, Woodland and Shoreline
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Legislature’s Rejection Of Medfone Contract Will Lead To More Missed Appointments For Patients, Lack of Continuity of Care And Less Revenue To The County Health Clinics
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Horseblock Rd. and Yaphank Ave. to Receive $1 Million Repair and Resurfacing
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Continued Effort Between Police, District Attorney and Law Enforcement Agencies Targets Gangs, Guns, Drugs, Street Crime and Quality of Life
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Taking Steps to Safeguard Against Salmonella.
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Transportation to and from Site Now Available for Those Without Other Means
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Fifth Consecutive College Budget with No Increase in Property Taxes; Establishes ‘Credits for Caring’ Program for Volunteers with the Hungry or Homeless
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Jamesport Farm is Newest Addition to Suffolk County’s Extensive List of Preserved Farmland
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Government Officials, Utility Leaders and Business Community to Convene July 24 to Discuss Energy Infrastructure in Post-Broadwater Era
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Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy was guest of honor at the Southampton Business Alliance annual golf outing and was presented with an award for the county’s speedy completion of the second eastbound lane on County Road 39.
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Urges State Lawmakers to Restore Childcare Funds
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Sayville’s Green Creek to Receive $700,000 Stormwater Remediation Project at Montauk Highway
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Counties Joined by Business Community, Housing Advocates and Not-For-Profits in Urging State Legislature to Approve Goal-Setting Measure
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Program Based Upon Reports from Towns and Villages Would Help Recipients Seek New Housing Accommodations
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Over $1 Million Approved for H. Lee Dennison Building Upgrades
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Taxpayers Save $231,000 in Bond Insurance Due to Historic High Credit Marks
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Adjacent Smithtown Town Properties to be Added to County’s Extensive Open Space Program
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Early Implementation Plan to Relieve Congestion at SCCC Entrance in Selden Slated for Completion by Fall
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Numerous Services to be Provided at Event Being Held June 27 in Deer Park
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Levy: Largest and Fastest Growing Suburban County Gets Disproportionately Smaller Share of Public Transportation Aid
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More Than 360 Parcels Get Land Protection, Financial Benefit from District
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High School Students to Join Bayport Resident Erin West’s Non-Profit Campaign: Hope for Hohoe
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The Medford Hamlet Opens, with Suffolk IDA Assistance, to Fill a Void in the Market for Lower-Income Seniors
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Lt. Commander Michael Monaghan Returns from Overseas Deployment with U.S. Navy Reserve
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Manorville Resident, Newspaper Columnist and Advocate Honored
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Former Southampton Town Supervisor will Oversee Aggressive Agenda
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Corporal Mark Biondi Returns from Overseas Deployment
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Innovative Program Shaves 23 Minutes off Typical Visit, Enhances Efficiency and Increases Revenue; Will be Duplicated in Other Centers
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Crab Creek to be Acquired for Town for Passive Recreation
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Anti-Noose Law Stemmed from Suffolk Executive Levy’s Request
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County Executive Levy Approves $50,000 Study for 2009 Dredging
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County Also Maintains Historically High Ratings With Moody’s and Fitch, While Registering ‘Stable’ and Improved ‘Positive’ Outlooks
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New Plan Could Cut Potential Hole in Half by $75 Million
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Will Examine Feasibility and Costs to Business District Area
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Levy Administration’s Focus on Prenatal Programs Has Helped Reduce County’s Infant Mortality Rate by One-third
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Plan by Counties to Withdraw their Patrols from LIE and Sunrise Highway
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Funding to Revive and Revamp Downtowns Will be Provided to Qualified Communities
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$1 Million Available in 2008; More Than 1,000 Homeowners have Benefited from Federal Program in Suffolk
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Six Suffolk High School Students Cited by County Executive for Inspirational Artwork
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Carleton Avenue to Receive Safety Reconstruction
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Suffolk’s Numerous Environmental Programs Earn Recognition from EPA
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System for Attorneys to Confer with Incarcerated Clients from Central Islip Courts has been Up Since March – But Yet to be Used
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County Executive’s 10-Year Plan Now Includes Advisory Committee and June Event, “Stand Up for the Homeless”
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Maintains Investment in Vital Infrastructure Including Roads, Bridges and Sewers; Includes Initiatives in Mental Health, Criminal Justice and Public Safety
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“It’s a great day for Suffolk residents who treasure the Long Island Sound,” said Levy.
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Number of Veterans Served Nearly Doubles First Event
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County Executive Steve Levy Says Year-To-Date Collections Remain Nearly Nine Percent Behind Same Time Last Year
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County Executive Levy Addresses Participants in All-Day Event
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In Wake of Proposed Budget Cuts from Albany, Levy and Suozzi will Put Officers Back into Neighborhoods and Let State Patrol State Roads
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Suffolk County Executive and President of State County Executives Association Alarmed by Latest Proposal to Shift More Costs onto Counties
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County’s Table Top Exercise Drills School District and Police on Readiness
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County’s Transit Bus Route S92 Again Receives Money for Extra Trips
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Suffolk County Executive and President of State County Executives Association Alarmed by Latest Proposal to Shift More Costs onto Counties
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CountyIntersection to be Expanded at William Floyd Parkway and Surrey Circle Executive Levy’s Plan for Traffic Relief in Shirley Approved by Suffolk Legislature
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Intersection to be Expanded at William Floyd Parkway and Surrey Circle
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Current Director of Real Estate will Step Into Top Role, Succeeding Jim Morgo
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Must File by April 15 to be Eligible for Added Rebate; County Program Can Also Provide Assistance in Filing for Earned Income Tax Credit
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Levy Says There is No Longer a Rationale for Competing Against More Than 40 Private Facilities; Pledges That Care for “Each and Every” Resident Will be Ensured if County Sells, Leases or Closes Its Facility
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Nearly Eight Acres to be Preserved in Partnership with the Town of Riverhead
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Vow to continue heightening awareness of government officials, business leaders, environmentalists and the public
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Business Incubator Coming to New York Avenue Through Huntington Community Development Agency and County Funding
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February 6, 2008
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“Ounce of Prevention” Approach towards Healthier Lifestyles
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More than 20 area companies assisted through new, coordinated county initiative
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Suggestions for Shared Services, Workforce Housing and Cost Controls Included
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New Law Will Prohibit Application on Frozen Ground, Require Landscapers to Take Mitigation Courses and Ban Use on Most County Properties
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Executive Provides $2 Million More than Statutorily Required for Departments Not in County Police District
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Controlling Program’s Costs, Rising Exponentially, Was a Top Priority for County Executives throughout the State
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