Deborah S. Morris is a journalist at Newsday Media Group. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, agriculture, and arts and entertainment, with a particular focus on sustainable practices and regional interests. Her work has been featured in various prominent platforms, showcasing her expertise in both local and global narratives.
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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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Residents and officials were relieved to learn that the state has earmarked $12 million to reconstruct the decaying Asharoken seawall, which holds back Long Island Sound. But there are hurdles to clear before construction begins.
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It's the final resting place for at least 50 people, the first of whom was buried there in 1737.
Huntington Town officials will consider piercing the state's tax cap next year during a hearing on Tuesday, months before the likely budget vote.
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Representatives for the fast-food chain presented their case for a zoning exception to the seven-member Huntington ZBA at a public hearing last month.
