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Hewlett-Woodmere Schools to Seek 2.5% Tax Levy Increase

District officials blame the increase on health care and retirement costs.
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Cedarhurst Approves 5.59% Tax Increase

Board says that a bulk of the increase will go to fire services.
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New School Taxes Are Out Today — Sit Down Before You Look At…

The school taxes for this year have been released. Brace yourself.
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Cedarhurst Passes $5.3M Budget

The Village of Cedarhurst recently passed a budget with a slightly higher tax levy than last…
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Low Number of Lawrence Voters Approve School Budget

Tax levy will increase slightly under new fiscal plan.
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Hewlett-Woodmere Schools to Seek 3.45% Increase in Tax Levy

Adopted budget also restores previously cut programs.
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Coming Soon: Higher Taxes in Your First Paycheck of 2013

Fiscal cliff deal means a spike in Social Security payroll taxes in next paycheck… (but it…
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Letter to the Editor: Please Support School District 14…

Central Council PTA co-president says not coming out to vote is like voting no.
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Senate Passes Bill to Restore Commuter Tax Break

Measure would nearly double pre-tax commuter benefits.
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Inflation Adjustments for 2013 Tax Filing

The IRS lists several tax items that will change.
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Hewlett Neck Approves Increased Tax Cap

New property tax law could have residents paying more than the state maximum requires.
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A Look at School Budgets in the Five Towns

Lawrence is proposing a flat tax levy, while Hewlett-Woodmere is seeking a 2.37 percent…
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Update: Cedarhurst Raises Taxes by 5.9 Percent

Village officials attribute increase to mandated expenses.
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3 Seek Seats on Hewlett-Woodmere Board of Education

On May 21, School District 14 residents will vote on a $109 million budget and pick two…
Left to right: Mitchell Greebel, Harold Kislik, Fred Usherson
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Left to right: Mitchell Greebel, Harold Kislik, Fred Usherson

District 14 Budget Approved, New Board Members Voted In

Fiscal plan receives approval with 61 percent of the vote.
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(Amended) Hewlett Harbor to Consider Tax Cap Override

Board cites possible future need for emergency funds.
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Lawrence Maintains Tax Rate in 2012-13 Budget

Mayor Martin Oliner's proposal to lower the rate was denied once again.
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Libraries Propose Higher Budgets [Updated]

Employee benefits account for the most of the jump.
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Tax Rate Remains Flat in Village of Lawrence

Trustees continue to be concerned about financial status of country club.
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L.I. American Water Seeks 19.5% Rate Hike

Village consortium formed to fight proposed increase.
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28 Positions to be Eliminated in Lawrence Schools' 2013-14…

District will seek an increase in the tax levy and additional funds for the teacher retirement…
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Town Receiver: Taxes May Go Up Despite Freeze

Officials say town services remain “top-notch” amid tighter budget.
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Hewlett Harbor Rejects Override of Tax Cap

Mayor argued that override would create a poor perception of the village.
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Weisenberg Holds on to Assembly Seat

Incumbent garners 52 percent of the vote to defeat challenge by Lawrence resident Wanderer.
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Hewlett Bay Park Extends Permit for HALB

Highlights of the village board's Wednesday meeting.
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Weekly Recap: Sandy Damage Pics, Chiropractor Arrested

In case you missed them, here are our top stories of the week.
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Mangano: 'We Are Reinventing and Rebuilding Nassau'

County executive uses State of the County address to highlight new Coliseum, Sandy recovery,…
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Hewlett Neck Passes Flat 2012-13 Budget

No changes were made to the fiscal plan; office salaries are raised 2.5 percent.
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Kopel Tops Moser for Second Term as Seventh District…

Voters agree with incumbent's record on taxes and spending cuts.
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Nassau Leaders React to NIFA Takeover

Mangano confirms lawsuit will be filed against oversight board.
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