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Developer gets $333,000 in tax breaks to revamp Long Beach medical center (opens the original)
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Nassau County has awarded nearly $333,240 in tax breaks to a developer proposing to open an insurance office on the site of a derelict medical center in Long Beach. The county’s Industrial Development Agency granted the tax incentives last week. They consist of a sales-tax exemption of up to $258,750 on the purchase of construction materials, supplies and furnishings, up to $48,750 off the mortgage-recording tax and property tax savings of $25,738 over 15 years. Long Beach won't see any reductio
Plans for assisted living center in East Northport revived as new developer gets early tax break approval (opens the original)
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A senior care facility in East Northport that was proposed in 2022 is getting a second chance with a new owner and more tax breaks. Silver Fox Senior Living Inc., a nonprofit developer, has taken up the project, seeking to raise the $112 million needed to construct an 86-unit building on Pulaski Road. Seniors would receive assisted living and dementia care services there. Four years ago, Sunrise Senior Living Management LLC put forward the project but subsequently couldn’t raise the funds needed
MTA employee Desmond Robertson sentenced for COVID fraud (opens the original)
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A New York City subway conductor, who once lived in Floral Park, won’t be going to prison for stealing more than $20,600 from a pandemic relief program for businesses but must pay back the money in full. Desmond Robertson, 42, was sentenced to time served and 3 years’ probation. He had faced a maximum of 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud and bank fraud conspiracy in December 2024, according to court filings. Robertson was also ordered to pay restitution of $251,378 and forfe
Nassau insurance broker William Bonomo accused of stealing more than $200,000 in COVID relief (opens the original)
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An insurance broker from Nassau County has been accused of stealing more than $200,000 in pandemic relief for businesses and the unemployed, and using some of the money to pay off his personal credit card. William Bonomo was charged with committing multiple crimes including wire fraud, mail fraud, disaster relief fraud and theft of public funds, according to a 16-page indictment from the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York. He pleaded not guilty to the charges in federal court in
7 key Long Island industries rely heavily on immigrant workers. Here's how deportations are disrupting them. (opens the original)
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They are cooks and dishwashers in Long Island’s restaurants. They are landscapers mowing lawns and planting flowers, construction workers fixing holes in the roof and setting beams for the next new house in the neighborhood. They are the home health aides tending to the elderly. They are immigrants, some of them undocumented, who form the backbone of many of the region’s key industries, from healthcare and tourism to construction and small business. Immigrants make up one-fourth of the 1.5 milli
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