State DOT refuses to sign off on $10 land sale that could modernize Long Island’s busiest LIRR line
If DOT does not sign off on the land deal by June 30, roughly $2.1 million earmarked from the federal American Rescue Plan to help fund the project will be lost, according to Suffolk officials.
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