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Man arrested after boat illegally dumped on Long Island - Vimarsana News

Man arrested after boat illegally dumped on Long Island

Authorities have charged 35-year-old Timothy Hughes with illegal dumping after he allegedly left a 24-foot boat inside the Long Island Pine Barrens.

Source: fox5ny.com
Brookhaven Pol Takes Aim At DSS Rentals With Code Violations - Vimarsana News

Brookhaven Pol Takes Aim At DSS Rentals With Code Violations

Brookhaven Pol Takes Aim At DSS Rentals With Code Violations - Sachem, NY - There's a hope new Suffolk Exec will take up town on offer to inspect rentals and cut payments to rentals with violations and no permit.

Source: patch.com
Long Island, New York, landfill closure extended as officials search for ash solutions - Vimarsana News

Long Island, New York, landfill closure extended as officials search for ash solutions

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'It's A New Day In Suffolk': New County Executive Ed Romaine Sworn In - Vimarsana News

'It's A New Day In Suffolk': New County Executive Ed Romaine Sworn In

'It's A New Day In Suffolk': New County Executive Ed Romaine Sworn In - Center Moriches-Eastport, NY - New Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine discussed key items to address, including finances, IT issues, child services, and the environment.

Source: patch.com
Brookhaven Councilwoman-Elect To Continue 6th CD Projects - Vimarsana News

Brookhaven Councilwoman-Elect To Continue 6th CD Projects

Brookhaven Councilwoman-Elect To Continue 6th CD Projects - Shirley-Mastic, NY - Mastic Beach's redevelopment, flood mitigation, roadways, crime, and open space preservation are priorities, Karen Dunne-Kesnig says.

Source: patch.com