Community Corner
Week In Review: Spotlight on Sewer Issues in Smithtown
As we forge into the week a head, here's a glimpse back at some of the top stories that ran on Hauppauge Patch from Jan. 29 to Feb. 4.
This Sunday, we're taking a look back at a few of the top news stories reported by Hauppauge Patch this week:
Smithtown town officials say its the area's lack of sewer that negatively impacts its ability grow, keep businsses and attract new stores.
Suffolk County Legis. John Kennedy, R-Nesconset, and others will meet with the Long Island regional director of Empire State Development to find out why a request for funds for a Smithtown sewer system was turned down.
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Many Hauppauge restaurants and bars are offerings specials on Super Bowl Sunday in hopes of drawing a crowd and increasing business during an otherwise busy month.
James Funaro, of Nesconset, received the "City Spirit" award from the New York Knicks for his fundraising for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
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Hauppauge school officials asked district taxpayers to answer their knowledge about the new 2 percent tax levy cap and for input in what areas to cut.
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