During the month of July, Nicholas Wieland, editor of The Huntingtonian newspaper was stopped by the Asharoken Police Department from delivering it’s monthly newspaper to the residents of the Village.
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Former Town of Huntington Deputy Supervisor Laure Nolan will continue in her capacity as Asharoken Village Special District Attorney at a reported rate of $200 per hour.
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In one of his first actions as the new Mayor of Asharoken, Dr. Greg Letica appointed the longtime former Deputy Supervisor for the Town of Huntington Laure C. Nolan as Village Attorney. Additionally the Village Board approved a residency resolution that states the following: “Resolution (2012-34) Be it Resolved that any Residency Requirement for compensated [...]
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On Monday evening July 2, newly elected Asharoken Mayor Gregory Letica took his oath-of-office from Supervisor Frank Petrone. Village Trustees Joseph Tilleli and Mel Ettinger also participated in the swearing in ceremony. Mayor Letica led his first Village Hall meeting following the swearing in. It was a standing room only crowd for the Mayor’s first meeting.
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Asharoken Mayor Patricia Irving and the Village Board of Trustees chose not to override the new tax cap law on local governments. Last June, the New York State Legislature enacted Governor Cuomo’s proposal to establish a 2% tax levy limit on all local governments and school districts beginning in 2012.
The law allows local governments to [...]
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Santa Claus recently arrived for a visit in Asharoken Village where he spread holiday greetings and hearty “Ho, Ho, Ho’s” to all. Santa was escorted on his journey through the Village with Mayor Pat Irving on a sleigh from the Northport Fire Department, and an escort by the Asharoken Police Department. Santa made a stop at Asharoken Village Hall, [...]
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As of 1:23pm today there are 2,101 Huntingtonians without power. Elwood and South Huntington now lead the way respectively with 366 and 368 missing power. The Town administration wants you to call the 24 hour hotline to tell them you still do not have power so they can let LIPA know, the number is 631-351-3234.
Governor [...]
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