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New York senior citizens relying on Legislature to continue in-home personal care assistance - Vimarsana News

New York senior citizens relying on Legislature to continue in-home personal care assistance

Advocates told CBS New York on Monday that some elderly are languishing due to a lack of state funding.

Long Island town says 'no' to more apartments - Vimarsana News

Long Island town says 'no' to more apartments

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Huntington Town Attorney Deborah N. Misir resigns, Deputy Town Attorney Susan Coleman to fill in, supervisor says - Vimarsana News

Huntington Town Attorney Deborah N. Misir resigns, Deputy Town Attorney Susan Coleman to fill in, supervisor says

Huntington Town Attorney Deborah N. Misir, who stepped down six months before the end of her two-year appointment, did not state a reason for her resignation. 

1st Huntington Station Revitalization Community Meeting Held - Vimarsana News

1st Huntington Station Revitalization Community Meeting Held

1st Huntington Station Revitalization Community Meeting Held - Huntington, NY - The town plans to develop Huntington Station into a walkable downtown, possibly with wider sidewalks, better lighting and more.

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WWII Veteran, 83-Year Member Of Huntington Fire Department Dies At 103 - Vimarsana News

WWII Veteran, 83-Year Member Of Huntington Fire Department Dies At 103

WWII Veteran, 83-Year Member Of Huntington Fire Department Dies At 103 - Huntington, NY - "His care and love of the fire department, his drive to be here all the time," is what Chief Sean Schwier instilled from Henry Gerdes.

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