Ted Phillips
Reporter at Newsday
Emmy Award winning reporter at Newsday. "When there are no certain facts, people believe the truth to be whatever it is they most desire."--Arrian
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1 month ago |
newsday.com | Ted Phillips
The public will get an opportunity to weigh in on a crucial part of the proposed casino in Uniondale when the Hempstead Town Board holds a hearing Tuesday on rezoning the site. Though developer Las Vegas Sands announced last month that it will not seek a casino license from New York State to build a new gaming resort on the county-owned Nassau Coliseum site, Newsday reported that the Nevada-based company is seeking a third party to take over its bid.
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1 month ago |
newsday.com | Ted Phillips
Grand visions of transforming Hempstead Village’s downtown have risen and fallen over the years — but recent developments have given residents and officials renewed hope. For more than a decade, modest but concrete progress has laid the groundwork for a revival where past proposals of billions in investments have failed to materialize.
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2 months ago |
newsday.com | Ted Phillips
Republican Hempstead Town Supervisor Donald X. Clavin Jr. will run in November to be a Nassau County judge and will be cross-endorsed by both parties, County GOP Chairman Joseph Cairo said Tuesday. Nassau County Democratic Chairman Jay Jacobs confirmed that Clavin is being cross-endorsed. Clavin on Monday declined his party's nomination for a fourth term as town supervisor. That race became wide-open after the Democrats' pick for supervisor nominee, Justin Brown, also declined his nomination Monday.
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2 months ago |
newsday.com | Ted Phillips
Hempstead Town Supervisor Donald X. Clavin Jr., who is serving his third term in that role, will not seek reelection in November, a Nassau County Board of Elections official said Monday. Clavin declined his nomination on Monday shortly before a 5 p.m. deadline, James Scheuerman, Democratic commissioner of the Nassau County Board of Elections, said. Clavin did not immediately respond to a request for comment Monday.
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Mar 28, 2025 |
newsday.com | Ted Phillips
The Town of Hempstead plans to buy the Capri Motor Inn for $9 million in a deal that will settle lawsuits over the condemned property, according to town and court documents. The Hempstead Town Board earlier this week approved borrowing the money to purchase the property at 434 Hempstead Tpke.
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