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Town Board Votes Down EPCAL Cargo Airport Plans, 'Null And Void' - Vimarsana News

Town Board Votes Down EPCAL Cargo Airport Plans, 'Null And Void'

Town Board Votes Down EPCAL Cargo Airport Plans, 'Null And Void' - Riverhead, NY - After cries of protest about a pitched cargo airport at EPCAL the Riverhead board voted to nix the deal at a special meeting Tuesday.

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Missing Conn. man identified as soldier killed in WWII - Vimarsana News

Missing Conn. man identified as soldier killed in WWII

After 79 years since his death in World War II, Tuesday marked a special day for a hero who received a warm welcome. The honor was given to him posthumously

Soldier killed in World War II finally identified as missing sergeant from Connecticut - Vimarsana News

Soldier killed in World War II finally identified as missing sergeant from Connecticut

Army scientists used DNA and dental records to identify the 22-year-old soldier as Sgt. Bernard J. Sweeney Jr.

Riverhead eyes $2G fee increase on new residential units to boost parks, recreation funding - Vimarsana News

Riverhead eyes $2G fee increase on new residential units to boost parks, recreation funding

Riverhead Town is planning to raise the fee on new housing units to $5,000 to generate revenue for parks and recreation projects.

Town Board members claim they didn't see controversial EPCAL air cargo plans before they were publicly presented to Riverhead IDA - Vimarsana News

Town Board members claim they didn't see controversial EPCAL air cargo plans before they were publicly presented to Riverhead IDA

Despite signing on as a joint applicant for financial assistance from the Riverhead Industrial Development Agency, Town Board members say they didn'