Around 100,000 Nassau County voters flocked to the polls yesterday to cast their ballot on the proposal for a new Coliseum– and the majority of residents decided they like their Coliseum just the way it is. Sixty percent of voters rejected the plans for renovation, which was going to include a minor league ballpark and..

Today, Nassau County residents decide the fate of the $400 million referendum to redo the Nassau Coliseum. Passing the referendum would mean an increase of about $14 in property taxes (or 4%) per Nassau County household which, to most, seems like a reasonable price to pay in comparison to all benefits of a new complex…

NYC price tags got you down? Considering a relocation? Look no further than the next county over. With Nassau’s prime locations and more affordable spaces, it’s a wonder you didn’t consider west Long Island before. The infamously high property taxes in Nassau county might seem out of reach at first, but with the right guidance..