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Jean-Paul Salamanca's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and community development. His articles often cover topics such as local infrastructure projects, real estate developments, and government budget proposals.
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By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Keith Macartney stood by his home on Bread and Cheese Hollow Road in Fort Salonga on a recent weekday as several trucks and commercial vehicles whizzed behind him.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
The developer had wanted to build an assisted living facility on the property.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
The Town of Smithtown is finalizing a deal to purchase the historic St. James Calderone Theater on Second Street that was built in the 1900s, in a bid to preserve its future.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
A civic group appealed a judge's decision dismissing its lawsuit against Smithtown and a developer over Flowerfield Fairgrounds in St. James.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Thomas Gugliotta's eyes welled on a recent morning as he recalled the reason his father, Biase, would walk 6 miles from San Remo, a small hamlet in Kings Park, to pay taxes at Smithtown Town Hall.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
The Town of Smithtown received a $200,000 federal grant to upgrade technology at its emergency operations center, replacing antiquated technology, officials said.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Smithtown officials are considering changing the town code to add rules on rail freight terminals and transfer stations, which some residents see
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
More than 200 people crowded into a public hearing at the Smithtown Senior Center earlier this week, many of them telling town officials that they
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
The site of what had been a strip club nearby is being converted into the park's new welcome center, according to town officials.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Head of the Harbor's $2.3 million village budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year will include money for a new code enforcement officer to assist with
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