Deborah S. Morris is a journalist at Newsday Media Group. She specializes in construction and real estate, focusing on the housing market, real estate development, and residential real estate. Deborah's insights and reporting on these topics have been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in the industry.
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Deborah S. Morris focuses on local government announcements, politics, and town-related developments within Huntington, New York. She would likely be interested in expert commentary related to these specific topics such as urban development or local policy changes.
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Huntington's African American Museum is presenting its first exhibit, American Interiority: The Life and Legacy of Peter Crippen, an examination of one of Huntington's early African American leaders.
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Huntington Bay officials have doubled the term lengths of office for mayor and trustee seats on the village board.
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A popular walking trail in Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve in Lloyd Harbor is about to be renovated thanks to a $100,000 state grant.
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The revelation turned the focus back on last fall's supervisor's race, when Republican Ed Smyth was narrowly reelected.
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Maria Delgado, left, and Michael Pastore, who helped Delgado get on the ballot. Credit: Newsday/Deborah Morris
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Not everyone is a fan of the fast-food chain's plan for a busy intersection.
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