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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: Carl MacGowan, Jean-Paul Salamanca
They're both Republicans, they sit together on the Smithtown Town Board, and they're even the same age. So why Councilmen Thomas Lohmann and Thomas J.
By: Carl MacGowan, Jean-Paul Salamanca
Smithtown Councilman Thomas Lohmann did not attend Thursday's town board meeting, the first since he was charged with assault after an alleged confrontation with a fellow Republican in executive session.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Village of the Branch ticketed the church late last year over the location of the decades-old Christmas fundraiser.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
About 100 people attended the annual memorial service for the 30 Suffolk police officers who died on the job since the department's founding in January 1960
The demolition drew buzz on social media; a reopening is expected later this year.
A company vying to build a 140-foot cell tower on the grounds of a St. James private school has sued the Village of Nissequogue over an adverse ruling that stopped the plan from moving forward.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
91-year-old Mineola bike shop not impacted by LIRR strike just yet
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
Smithtown officials had sought to raze the structure earlier this year, citing safety concerns.
By: Jean-Paul Salamanca
