LICA Gives Back
Thanks to our sponsors' generosity, LICA was thrilled to be able to give back to our community. This year, for the first time ever, LICA chose to include a Charity Partner and selected the United Way of Long Island (UW-LI) – an organization that does so much for so many, right here on our Island. It was our honor to present the United Way with a check for $20,000 (as part of a $25,000 total commitment) for its Mission United program which helps local military veterans and their families. LICA proudly welcomed UW-LI President & CEO Theresa Regnante and two local veterans as our special guests, who each spoke briefly and took part in the check presentation. The veterans also helped distribute special Mission United tee shirts which acknowledge LICA’s support. To learn more, purchase a tee shirt or donate, visit: http://www.unitedwayli.org/missionunited.
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- Robert Stricoff named head of Suffolk IDA
- MTA capital funding gap could mean more fare, toll hikes, report says
- Editorial: Highway Trust Fund needs more than temporary patch
- Nassau lawmakers revive water board to keep an eye on NYC wells
- Report: Nassau sewer deal would save $158 million
- Oyster Bay to study relocation of public works unit
- McMahon: How NYS can best spend $3.3 billion
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- LICA sending travel maps to political delegates to Presidential conventions
- Builder Hendricks OK'd for Suffolk IDA
- Broookhaven residents contend lack of details in land sale
- Move to abolish Huntington highway job called off
- New York warming to design-build contracts
- Safety improvements set for LI Expressway
- Manhole covers being stolen
- Bellone eyes Suffolk sewer district merger
- List of capital projects not available
- Long Island MacArthur Airport Seeks Next Commissioner
- MacArthur Airport gets $4.5M grant for airfield improvements
- Newsmaker of the week, Local 138 President Bill Duffy Jr
- The Poll: Heartland PLA
- Durso: Time running out on the Coliseum
- Study: Expanding sewer system would cost $2B
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July
- Federal stimulus a hit-and-miss for Long Island
- Huntington to Consider Highway Department Changes
- LI bridge, road rehab projects to start
- MTA completes boring 13 miles of tunnels
- Weather Extremes Leave Parts of U.S. Grid Buckling
- Mall dispute highlights buy-local policy
- Editorial: Forge a labor deal for Heartland
- LI starting to pick up pace on rail freight
- ABLI and LI Congressional Delegation to Stand Against Proposed Relocation of Key FAA Control Centers With Hundreds Of Skilled Jobs
- LI Congressmen, ABLI join to oppose FAA plan to relocate control centers off LI
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- Emergency repairs needed on Suffolk bridges
- LIE second most congested roadway in US
- $1M in new Wyandanch Rising contracts awarded
- LI road funds stuck in political gridlock
- Pol, Union Call for Passage of Transportation Bill
- Washington Gridlock Ties Up Construction Projects on Long Island
- LIRR to begin work on 2nd track in July
- Work on LIRR Second Track to Start in July:
- $3.6B revamp planned at LaGuardia
- Firm picked for sewer deal has critics, fans
- Smithtown's longtime chief, 81, still fiery
- LIRR plans $203M in main line improvements
- MTA chair: East Side Access may be delayed
- 60 million in road fixes this summer
- Hempstead Tpke. safety makeover announced
- Mangano selects United Water to take over Nassau sewers
- Vecchio blasted for bad roads in Smithtown
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