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Audit reveals shady shenanigans in Brooklyn courts
Brooklyn 'sA scandal-plagued court system gets a new black eye in a scathing audit that found the borough's public administrator's office riddled with "mismanagement and laziness." The city controller's office uncovered shoddy recordkeeping, suspicious real estate deals and auctions run by a shadowy company that vanished when auditors started ...
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Aggressive Fire Destroys Two Bay-front Pines Homes
A fast-moving fire destroyed two neighboring homes in the Fire Island Pines on May 20.
Wealthy LI Town Seeks 'Distressed Community' Grant
May 14, 2009 5:47 pm US/Eastern Reporting Jennifer McLogan FIRE ISLAND, N.Y. While New York struggles with crushing deficits, layoffs, cutbacks, tax increases and transit hikes, an exclusive Fire Island seasonal village is hoping to qualify as a "distressed community" for your taxpayer dollars.
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$23-$25 million Fire Island Beach Nourishment Expected to Add 1.8 million cubic yards of Sand
Elected and agency officials joined coastal engineers and homeowner representatives on April 17 in a tour of a beach nourishment project Fire Island homeowners.
Sand saves shore on Fire Island
Fire Island residents are spending about $23 million to restore their beaches. The project that started in January ends April 25 and will have added more than two million cubic yards of sand to beaches used by 11 of the islanda s communities.
Compromise on Fire Island tick control device
A months-long standoff between Fire Island National Seashore and nearby residents over a tick control device was resolved yesterday, just in time to resume research this spring.
2 sue, saying Peekskill cops violated their rights
Two men who claim they were arrested after seeking the Peekskill police's help during a road-rage incident are suing the city for civil rights violations.
Work begins to replenish sand at Fire Island beaches
Satellite photo of Fire Island. At a cost of $36 million, work began this week to replenish narrow beaches on Fire Island with sand dredged from Moriches Inlet and offshore.
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