Carl Macgowan is a reporter for Newsday Media Group, focusing on local news in New York. With a keen interest in community development and environmental issues, Carl covers a wide range of topics including rezoning decisions, revitalization efforts, preservation initiatives, and local government actions.
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Carl Macgowan's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements in New York, with additional attention to real estate and business news. He may be most responsive to pitches offering unique insights or expert commentary related to local government policies, land development projects, historic preservation initiatives, as well as recycling and sustainability efforts in the region.
Given his focus on specific towns and developments within Long Island, sources who have direct knowledge of these areas or are directly involved in the projects being covered would likely capture his interest. Additionally, experts familiar with New York state regulations related to property development and historic preservation could provide valuable contributions for his articles.
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By: Carl Macgowan
Ho Hum Beach has been a bureaucratic paradox since 1963, when the village bought the property for $25,000.
By: Carl MacGowan
A plan to redevelop an aging Port Jefferson Station shopping center with new stores and more than 200 apartments edged forward after the Brookhaven Town Board approved a key zoning change.
By: Carl MacGowan
Brookhaven officials expect to pierce the state property tax cap for the first time next year as a steep decline in landfill revenue threatens to blow a $21 million hole in the town budget, Supervisor Dan Panico said.
By: Carl MacGowan
Drew Scott is signing off from a long career in Long Island television news.
By: Carl MacGowan
Brookhaven's first town-approved cannabis dispensary could open in Medford as soon as January after town officials relaxed zoning regulations.
By: Carl Macgowan
Halloween means stepped-up patrols at the former Kings Park Psychiatric Center — a favorite haunt for ghost hunters.
By: Carl Macgowan
Brookhaven rejected calls from some environmental advocates to let the pond return to its natural state, saying it plays a key role in the hamlet's history and economy.
By: Carl MacGowan
A small fire broke out at the Brookhaven landfill about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and was extinguished by firefighters by 9:30 p.m., Supervisor Dan Panico said.
By: Carl Macgowan
The vacant stores and parking lot at Plaza 99 on Middle Country Road often are littered with alcohol containers and drug needles, civic leaders and town officials said.
By: Carl MacGowan
Port Jefferson officials have banned village employees, including code enforcement officers, from carrying firearms while on duty, after an unattended weapon was found in a village hall bathroom in recent weeks.
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