Sentences with phrase «money end of town»

Look at where the dough goes, and it is going first and foremost to the big money end of town.

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The work is part of the biggest parks project in Hanover Park since 1974, when the district borrowed money to build the Community Center at 1919 Walnut Ave.. Since then, new residents have poured into developments built at the south end of town, creating a need for more parks there,...

Former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and former Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto «traded their office for money, plain and simple,» a federal prosecutor said in closing arguments marking the tail - end of the one - time elected leaders» 10 - week - old corruption trial.

He says he's working to get approval for the commission that Riverhead Town has advocated as a way of fast - tracking projects at EPCAL and, among other things, has been instrumental in establishing the Stony Brook Business Incubator in Calverton; has secured grant money for the J. Kings food processing facility in Baiting Hollow; and has helped to create a synergy among the three East End hospitals.

Former Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano and former Oyster Bay Town Supervisor John Venditto «traded their office for money, plain and simple,» a federal prosecutor said Tuesday in closing arguments marking the tail - end of the one - time elected leaders» 10 - week - old corruption trial.

East End state Assemblyman Fred Thiele (I - Sag Harbor) called the proposal «bold and unprecedented,» noting that it builds on the recent extension of the Community Preservation Fund, a 2 percent tax on real estate transfers in the five East End towns that was enacted in the late 1990s and now features a provision mandating that 20 percent of those monies be used toward water quality initiatives.

Officials from East End towns and villages are being asked to contribute money toward a comprehensive socio - economic study of the East End fishery.

So it would have been a characteristically bravura, publicity - grabbing touch if the U.S. Attorney had chosen the end of last week to unveil a federal indictment of Mayor Bill de Blasio on campaign - finance - related charges — while de Blasio was out of town, jetting to Chicago and Fort Lauderdale and Beverly Hills raising money for his reelection campaign.

«We were able to finally at the end of the year bring it in with a slight variance over budget so that it wasn't losing money,» town Supervisor Angie Carpenter said.

Families moving into the town because of the award winning school district, district wide Universal Pre-Kindergarten, organic diversity, a mix of urban and suburban life, coupled with a big inventory of affordable homes has flooded the schools and left the district scrambling to make ends meet with less money.

Our hope is to end Monroe's many years of strife caused by the battle for control of the Town Board with its far - reaching powers over annexation, zoning, board appointments, permits, tax monies, and employee hiring» said Michael Egan who led the negotiations for United Monroe and Preserve Hudson Valley; Emily Convers, Chairwoman, United Monroe; and John Allegro, Director, Preserve Hudson Valley in a joint statement.

Finally, the referenda in the East End towns to extend the Community Preservation Fund (CPF) another 20 years and allow up to 20 percent of the money raised to go to improving water quality passed — by 69.5 percent on Shelter Island.

When the time came to vote for two of the three contenders for the two Town Board slots that will be opening up at the end of this year — his own and Republican Bob Ryan's — Hughes led the pack with 117 votes to Stacy Lipari's 80; Zoning Board of Appeals member Frank Klepeis finished out of the money with 53.

In a unanimous vote that surprised even some of the members, a Legislature dominated by representatives from the suburbs voted to end the longstanding practice of giving nearly one - third of the sales tax money to suburban towns, villages and school districts.

But because sales - tax money has been distributed according to population, rather than property assessments, the impact of ending the credits will vary from town to town.

This approach would leave more and more of Connecticut's public schools without the money needed to provide comprehensive education programs and would, in the end, threaten the quality of education in our public schools while leading to higher local property taxes as towns are forced to rely even more heavily on regressive property taxes.

She ended up in a tiny Colorado town barely ahead of a blizzard with no money, no wallet, and only her Louis Vuitton luggage to keep her company.

That money — about $ 3,500, which she kept in a sock hidden under a pile of towels in the linen closet — ended up being used to cover her living expenses during a spell of unemployment after moving to a new town after she was separated.

Any time I think of the Berkshire situation — savvy outside investor targets a company in a dying industry in a small New England town — I can never help thinking of Other People's Money, with Danny DeVito's «Ben Graham» style value - investing analysis to the company's management and his Prayer - for - the - Dead speech at the end to the shareholders.

And despite isolating himself in a small fishing shack in the tiny Texan town of Chinquapin, he remained extremely curious until the end of his life, having intense correspondences with figures such as renowned art critic Meyer Schapiro and sexologist John Money.

understanding how we begin to compete with this town's «old money» and large out of state investors — notice all of the high end apartment complexes being built around campus, I bet those aren't financed by «Mom and Pop Investors.»