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SNAP recipients may reapply as new work-rule period begins (opens the original)
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Long Islanders who lost Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits because of federal work requirements may reapply beginning Oct. 1. New York begins a new three-year tracking period for SNAP work requirements on Oct. 1, meaning previous months counted against recipients under the prior three-year period will no longer carry over. The previous period ran from Oct. 1, 2023 through Sept. 30, 2026. Federal rules generally limit SNAP benefits for certain able-bodied adults without dependents
Riverhead clerk rethinks Town Board correspondence policy after Waski-Shea dispute (opens the original)
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Amid accusations of playing politics with Town Board meeting agendas, Riverhead Town Clerk James Wooten says he is considering ending publication of residents’ letters in Town Board agenda packets, or at least revising the correspondence policy posted on the town clerk’s webpage. Two residents wrote to the Town Board complaining about a Facebook post by Council Member Joann Waski about Kevin Shea of Baiting Hollow, a Democratic candidate for Town Board last year and a NYC firefighter seriously i
With Peconic Estuary at risk, Navy timeline too slow: Schumer (opens the original)
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Groundwater entering the Navy’s new PFAS treatment system at Calverton contains PFOA at 270 parts per trillion — nearly 68 times the federal drinking-water limit. The Navy detected PFAS in groundwater at the former Grumman plant’s southern fence line as early as 2016, but did not release those results until four years later, after a town official asked for them. Now the Navy has begun an interim action to treat groundwater at the former fire-training area, a major source of PFAS contamination at
Norâeaster doesnât stop North Fork Breast Health Coalitionâs 28th Annual 5K (opens the original)
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A good crowd turned out for the North Fork Breast Health Coalition’s 28th annual 5K walk at Tanger Outlets in Riverhead Sunday, despite the rainy, windy weather from the lingering nor’easter. “It’s been 28 years in a row, rain or shine,” NFBHC President Melanie McEvoy said. “Basically we’ve all been through so much already, between treatments and surviving and thriving. We’re not letting a little rain keep us back,” she said at the event Sunday morning. McEvoy said the group was very grateful an
No public turnout at Riverhead IDA hearing on $35M Town Square hotel tax breaks (opens the original)
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The Riverhead Industrial Development Agency’s public hearing on financial assistance for the proposed Town Square hotel drew no members of the public yesterday afternoon, prompting the agency to extend the opportunity for public comment through its next regular meeting, scheduled for Oct. 5. The only people in the audience at the 5 p.m. hearing at Riverhead Town Hall were the developer’s attorney, a company representative and this reporter. After opening the hearing and reading the published leg
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