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. » ^ , • . '■ » •> ■*4 • , ^ a — —Ji* “ • ■ ------ -- Vr.j •.•■'* <• :*■«. • o e« cu Police News NCC b u d g et includes tax cut fS fc; D • O D < Q A fatal auto accident occurred bn Friday afternoon on Sunrise Highway inFrwpcfft John C. Manser. 22, of Bayshorc was riding a:Susukt motorcycle east on Sunrise Highway when he was in , dallision with a 1986 Hyundai driven by Dr. Raymond MaawcU of New York\ who was a ii^pting to make a left turn from Columbus Avenue. Mr. M&nser was thrown from the motorcycle and struck a telephone guide wire nearby. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A woman was robbed Sunday morning as she. was walking on Merrick Road in Baldwin. Accohling lopolicc. a woman.was walking along Merrick Road when a brown fooX'door car pulled up next to her and a Hispanic man jumped o u t He knocked her to the ground, stole her pocketbook. and drove off westbound on Merrick Road. The victim received a bccration to her face, but refused medical attention. First Squad Detectives • arc investigating. Lydia Hall plans 'romp^gei 23, but its successful bid was $310,000. **This property is vital to Freeport,, and especially to this immediate Dci^bc^ood. b ^ u s e of a 600-studcnt elementary school across the street We recognized the possibility of its acquisition by a speculator for quick turnover or liidbanking. We’ve been monitoring the situation for the past five years, and decided that we take unique action,** Mayor Storm concluded. PX. Community Calendar Sponsored By ^HungerforcC & CCar^ Inc. FuneratHomo JenyFrayter 110 Pine Street (Comar So. Oesan Ava.) WEiVLK DECORATED Kevin Molese Freeport, N.Y. Under the-proposed 1990»I99I budget for Nassau^Communiiy Ccllcge. which has been submitted to the Board of Supervisors, taxpayers will receive a lax cut of S3 million, according to County Exccuti^ Thomas S. Gulotta. Despite increased Coks, this budget, which will provide the funds necessary • to educate an estimated 21,S(X) full time and part-time students, cuts taxes for every County homeowner by $3 million or $6 per homeowner. Without jeopardizing the quality of education at Nassau Community, this proposed budget represents a further step in continuing efforts to provide real property tax relief for bomeowneis and taxpayers. In J a n u ^ of (his year, the 19W County budget cut taxes by $15 million resulting in an average reduction of $25 per hbmeowoer. More recently, property tax relief for senior citizens been expanded. “On June 13, the College Board of Trustees had submitted a proposed hold the line budget which retained approximately four million in surplus revenue. This was unacceptable to me,** Mr. Gulotta said. “Priority attention must be placed on reducing the tax burden for our residents in every manner possible. That four milHoQ belongs to our taxpayers and is being Tciurncd as a tax cut. The surplus accrued as the result of revenues derived from an unanticipated increase in sludcrils and related fees. This is a credit to the college’s outstanding reputation and adminisinilion.“ According to Mr. .Gulotta, while the County only controls 22 percent of the real property taxes paid by homeowners, (the balance being school. district and other local taxes) it is extremely important that every effort is exerted to control costs and reduce that portion at every opportunity. Real property lax relief will permit senior citizens to remain in the County, will encourage young people to live here, will reduce burdens on middle income taxpayers and will help to stimulate the economy. Our taxpayers and homeowners deserve and need real property tax relief. **We are beginning to break the back of the real property taxes under County ccxiiroL TCs budget rqjrcscms another step in that direction,\ Mr. Gulotta concluded. . Lost something Check our classified section: 379-3119 THURSDAY. AUGUST 2. Irtcport ^riUtge Court in sessioo. Judge Solomon presi<hng 1-30 p-tn., 40 North Pecan Avenue, courtwatchcTS are welcome. . Explorer Port 406, Frcqxw Fire Department HeadquartcTS,15 Broadway, 8 p.m. NAR-ANON, hostedby Opd^tion PRIDE, 8 P.M., 33 Guy Lombardo Avenue, ftceport Rotary, 7 pjn.. West Wind Yacht Club. Freeport Department Summer Astronomy Program. 8 p.m,, WaitTfroni Park. Brisgehairs.. FreqxTrt Sewer and Sanitation Commission, 8 p.nL, Recreation Center. Frceport'M emoritl Library events: ESL, 9:30 t.m .; Chess Club. 7 p.m.; Ovej^ters Anonymous, 730 p jn. Baldwin Public library events: Film: *^oungEinstein,“ (PG)2and730pjri. FRANK ELECTRIC CO 1 3 I SUPPUE&l Distinguished Service Since 1949\ 2100 Grand Avenue Baldwins 223-6108' FRIDA); AUGUST 3 , Frtep<m Memorial library events; C^uldrcn’s Room Program: Tissue'Xn, 10:30 am.;Hlm: TIcnryV “ 3 tnd730p.in. ' ■ Baldwin Public Xihraiy events: Film: “ Steel Magnonas,” (PG, US minutes) I, 330 and 7 3 0 pan. » Children’s gci-iogcihds for ages 4-9,6-830 p.m. on August 3,11,17,24, and 31. Frcqxjrt United Methodist Qiureh, 46 Pine Street, fteeport. F ro. Snacks will be _ served Call 378-0659 (9 tJn.-2 pm.) or 868-7020 (after 6 p m ). . SATURDAY. AUGUST 4 iTteport Lilffary events: ESL, 9 3 0 a.m.;' Recovery, 16 a m SUNDAY. AUGUST 5 Freeport lEstorical Society Muscwi, 2 >- 5 pan., 350 South Main Street, free adimsrion with docutions g r^fiilly acccpiril ‘ - Stony Brook Community Summer Comert featuring the Rich Rudolph Orchestra, Polish and Axrierican music, 8-10 p m , on the Village Grepn, in front of the Stony FR E E P O R T . • y.- . » Brook Port Office, Main Street, S t ^ Brook, on the harber. MONPAY.-AUGUST6 Ireeport Village Court in sesrioo. Judge Solomon presidng; 7:30 p.m., 40 North Ocean Avenue cotm watchcre welccroc. • » Bingo at Congregation B'nai Israel, 7:45 p.m., 9l.Norih Bayview Avenue. Freeport ViUagc B oard of Trustees! Public meeting, 8 p.m.^ Village Hall. Legislative session, 7 3 0 p m , TX> public participation. fieeport Metxtorial Lifanry events: Qdldren's Room Filiiis: “Cat th the Hat** ^ others, lOain. - Baldwin Public l i b r a ^ events: pefensive Driving C oune,7-i0 p m corner MERRICK ROAD/OCEAN AVENUE Prime Office Space Available - 700-2500 Sq; Ft., central A/C, Parking . 2nd Floor Coinxaerclal Space, Private Entiimce, 4,000 Sq/Feet, Will Divide, $8 Per Sq. Foot, 3 M O N T H S F R E E R E N T F O R QUALIFIED TENANT, . V • TUESDAY, AUGUST 7 Archbishop Molloy Council, Knights of Columbus, 8 jp.m.. Irecpbrt Yacht .Qub, 533 Guy Lombardo Avenue. Freeport Manorial library events: ESL, 9 3 0 a m ; Ovaeaten Anonymous. WEDNESDAY,AUGUSTS • Freeport l^wanis. 6:45 p m . Dockside. . ' Civil Air Patrol, Nassau Cadet Squadron 16, 8 - 10 p.m., Freeport Annory, Babylon TumpDc^' • b n igs Anonymous, hosted by Operation PRIDE, 8 p.m., 33 Guy Lombardo .. Avenue.' r. ' ^ ■ J ' Bingo at the American Legion D u ^ t , 7:45 p m , 49 West Sunrise Highway. ^ » ftec|X)rt E x c h ^ e a u b , 1 2 3 0 West Wind Yacht Quh. , . : - / j Retell Space on West Merrick Road, 4 5 0 0 Sq. Feet, W ill D iv id e , Ground F loor O ffice Sp a c e In P r o f e s s lb n a ! B u ild in g , 9 0 0 Sq. F e e t , P r iv a t e Entrance. Parking On Prendses, . Building .Superintendent Wanted Ixnmediate - West Merrick Road - Church Street i. ^ JONIS REALTY • 5 1 6 -466-3333 } , • • • • . ¥ Conflict from pag< with a hazard to satis There was an Ouii fearing fire hazard well as increased m construction on the Spring Of 1989. subsequently declare any further buildir village zoned Marim and began court pr the Marina’s owners Permits had beci 1989, by a buildii officials said miscal measurements, and New Yorl Governor Mario 1 signed into laiw t\ significantly stren deprive drug de criminals of the cui that they acquire th The measures were by the Governor General. The first measure and utility of N( forfeiture law, strengthens the del State’s money la Complementing th the activation of t Strike Force, crei Govenxv’s Executi begun its inve^gat \ “These new law powerful new wc Trees, Perennia Sil Exceptions:) In Ground. A LandscapeJ m WELCOME 250 Atlantic A PtionaForDli - *1
