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              Jefferson Marina open
See page 2
Freeport • Baldwin
56lh Year, No. 35 Frccport,N.Y. 11520 Officialnewspapcrof the Village of FrecporfFrcepbn and Baldwin School Disiricu Thursday, August 30, 1990 25?
Assessed valuation is down, taxable valuation is up this year
In Frccpon, the assessed valuation
decreased this year by 0.169 percent
and the taxable valuation increased by
1.578 percent, while Baldwin's
assessed valuation decreased by 0.436
percent and taxable valuation increased
by 0.561 percent, according to a report.
released by Abe Scldin, Chairman of
the Nassau County Board of Assessors.
. The 1990-1991 Nassau County
school asessment roll reached .
$4,194,496,389 of taxable value, an
increase of $81,249,810 from the 1989-
90 figure of $4,113,246,579 or 1.975
percent The increase is slightly smaller,
than last year's figure which was 2J)gt
percent growth.
These figures serve as the basis for
school taxes in Nassau County for the
1990-91 'school year. They include all
but one of Nassau County's school
•districts.
"An increase'in taxable, value helpi
to moderate any tax rate increase
caused by an increase in school
spending," said Mr. Seidin.'
(continued on page 3)
Ready for battle
. by Jim Muscarella '
. A s the possibility; of a military
dispute between Iraqi and Western ^
^ troops still ' remains uncertain,
Americans all over'the nation wail to
see if and. when their sons and
daughters,' wives and husbands, and
even parents will be sent into battle.
• The first of these soldiers that were
called to the Persian GuU were those
\yho were on. active duty. Jiist last
wcekj President Bush signed an
executive order to activate those
enlisted in the Military Reserves and
the National Guard. ,
. (continued on pags 13)
Freeport schools to
open oh Thursday,
September 6.1990
In last week's issue. The.
Leader erroneously published
the Freeport schools' opening
date as September 5 (Staff
Training Day) instead of
September 6. In addition, the
new Do(}d Junior Hiih Schopl
principal is James Browii.
COMPARISON OF SCHOOL VALUATION TOTALS
FOR THE YEARS 1989-90 and 1990-91
CU» 11 • 2 • 3 limlly houset, residential condot <3 tlotiet, Cla» It > 4 units, > 4 stories
Clsss III Public tJUIItles, Qass rv Commerdsl Industrial, vacant land
SCHOOl 1389-90
OSTHCT ASSESSED
VALUATKH
REPORT
UF5D
ClstOnt
Ctasityn
dat
Vtm
ClasiFoi
TOTAL
BALOWn
urso
CImCM
CbsiTin
Cls>
Tlsret
CUuFox
TOTAL
ii,7»,isa
),(S(],Ott
199M1
ASSESSED
VALIUIXM
t1,»5'.^
^577,194
2B,1tS,Z»
JM,523,Ct $36,171,432
4/)2,7(a
12,324,961
vafxfez
2,<3«,155
1,700,554
12,306;90e
$78,144,302 $77,803,239
MCREASE
on
(DECRUSE)
$259,497
(",124)
(1.102,817)
769,500
($146,944)
$3«,3£S
(37,161)
•(322,145)
(18.073)
($341,013)
%0F
HCREASE
Ofl
(DECREASE)
0i32
(0i23)
(29^67)
2il4
(0-163)
0XS1
•(i;4K)
1959«
TAXABLE
VALUATION
$43,790,535
11,276,062
3,680,011
25,822,394
1990-91 INCREASE .
TAXABLE OR
YALUAT10K (DECREASE)
$44,040^032
11,529,714
2,577,194
27,743,149
$34,53,002 $85,894,069
(3£0E)
(0.146)
(0.436)
$a,2C3,29<
2,387,438
4,02,709
1I,607;9S3
$S,S9,6£2
2,474,537-
3,7X,564
12,240,332
$77,281,334 $77,715,155
$2S,497
252,652
(1,101,817)
1^,755
$1,335,067
. $36,366
87,101
(322,145)
632,439
$433,761 .-
%0F
INCREASE
OR
(DECREASE)
0i92
2^40
(21967)
7.457
1i73
,0X161
3i43
(1008)
5.443'
0i61
Fun in the sun for Freeport INN volunteers
£gs^^
•wriVvi'i
-l — r-T»"?T "" " t r» .n
' : ! : -
^^M^-^' -.vaE*i.- . .
a SUMMER FROUC:; Volunteer workers of the Freeport InterfaithNuUitlonal Network (INN) relaxed this past
weelteixl at their atinual suriiner bartiecue at the S?g Hartjor home of Miriam arid Fred Hager. Pictured are INN,
spestators wattling Freeport's MIKe:S(nlth attetnpt a goal In theaqtiatlcbasketijall game.; After completb^ ;
^rt^jcr year of iserviog hot ^meals to the less forturatei Joyce Michaels. INN Directof.' edmmenttd, "ft Is Irrfeed '
rpiwnSng to see ail these dedicate^

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Title	The-Leader_1990-08-30
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1990
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info

Title	The-Leader_1990-08-30_001
Subject	Newspaper
Description	This is a Newspaper distributed locally within the Village of Freeport and Baldwin.
Creator	Linda Toscano
Publisher	L & M Publications, Inc.
Contributors	Scanned by Imaging & Microfilm Access, Inc. (Bohemia, NY 11716)
Date	1990
Type	Periodical
Format	PDF; TIFF
Source	Freeport Memorial Library
Language	English
Coverage	United States
Rights	This digital image may be freely used for educational uses, as long as it is not altered in any way. No commercial reproduction or distribution of this image is permitted without written permission of the Freeport Memorial Library, 144 W. Merrick Road, Freeport, NY 11520 or email: frreference@freeportlibrary.info
text	Jefferson Marina open See page 2 Freeport • Baldwin 56lh Year, No. 35 Frccport,N.Y. 11520 Officialnewspapcrof the Village of FrecporfFrcepbn and Baldwin School Disiricu Thursday, August 30, 1990 25? Assessed valuation is down, taxable valuation is up this year In Frccpon, the assessed valuation decreased this year by 0.169 percent and the taxable valuation increased by 1.578 percent, while Baldwin's assessed valuation decreased by 0.436 percent and taxable valuation increased by 0.561 percent, according to a report. released by Abe Scldin, Chairman of the Nassau County Board of Assessors.. The 1990-1991 Nassau County school asessment roll reached. $4,194,496,389 of taxable value, an increase of $81,249,810 from the 1989- 90 figure of $4,113,246,579 or 1.975 percent The increase is slightly smaller, than last year's figure which was 2J)gt percent growth. These figures serve as the basis for school taxes in Nassau County for the 1990-91 'school year. They include all but one of Nassau County's school •districts. "An increase'in taxable, value helpi to moderate any tax rate increase caused by an increase in school spending" said Mr. Seidin.' (continued on page 3) Ready for battle. by Jim Muscarella '. A s the possibility; of a military dispute between Iraqi and Western ^ ^ troops still ' remains uncertain, Americans all over'the nation wail to see if and. when their sons and daughters,' wives and husbands, and even parents will be sent into battle. • The first of these soldiers that were called to the Persian GuU were those \yho were on. active duty. Jiist last wcekj President Bush signed an executive order to activate those enlisted in the Military Reserves and the National Guard. ,. (continued on pags 13) Freeport schools to open oh Thursday, September 6.1990 In last week's issue. The. Leader erroneously published the Freeport schools' opening date as September 5 (Staff Training Day) instead of September 6. In addition, the new Do(}d Junior Hiih Schopl principal is James Browii. COMPARISON OF SCHOOL VALUATION TOTALS FOR THE YEARS 1989-90 and 1990-91 CU» 11 • 2 • 3 limlly houset, residential condot <3 tlotiet, Cla» It > 4 units, > 4 stories Clsss III Public tJUIItles, Qass rv Commerdsl Industrial, vacant land SCHOOl 1389-90 OSTHCT ASSESSED VALUATKH REPORT UF5D ClstOnt Ctasityn dat Vtm ClasiFoi TOTAL BALOWn urso CImCM CbsiTin Cls> Tlsret CUuFox TOTAL ii,7»,isa ),(S(],Ott 199M1 ASSESSED VALIUIXM t1,»5'.^ ^577,194 2B,1tS,Z» JM,523,Ct $36,171,432 4/)2,7(a 12,324,961 vafxfez 2,<3«,155 1,700,554 12,306;90e $78,144,302 $77,803,239 MCREASE on (DECRUSE) $259,497 (",124) (1.102,817) 769,500 ($146,944) $3«,3£S (37,161) •(322,145) (18.073) ($341,013) %0F HCREASE Ofl (DECREASE) 0i32 (0i23) (29^67) 2il4 (0-163) 0XS1 •(i;4K) 1959« TAXABLE VALUATION $43,790,535 11,276,062 3,680,011 25,822,394 1990-91 INCREASE. TAXABLE OR YALUAT10K (DECREASE) $44,040^032 11,529,714 2,577,194 27,743,149 $34,53,002 $85,894,069 (3£0E) (0.146) (0.436) $a,2C3,29< 2,387,438 4,02,709 1I,607;9S3 $S,S9,6£2 2,474,537- 3,7X,564 12,240,332 $77,281,334 $77,715,155 $2S,497 252,652 (1,101,817) 1^,755 $1,335,067. $36,366 87,101 (322,145) 632,439 $433,761.- %0F INCREASE OR (DECREASE) 0i92 2^40 (21967) 7.457 1i73 ,0X161 3i43 (1008) 5.443' 0i61 Fun in the sun for Freeport INN volunteers £gs^^ •wriVvi'i -l — r-T»"?T "" " t r».n ' : ! : - ^^M^-^' -.vaE*i.-.. a SUMMER FROUC:; Volunteer workers of the Freeport InterfaithNuUitlonal Network (INN) relaxed this past weelteixl at their atinual suriiner bartiecue at the S?g Hartjor home of Miriam arid Fred Hager. Pictured are INN, spestators wattling Freeport's MIKe:S(nlth attetnpt a goal In theaqtiatlcbasketijall game.; After completb^ ; ^rt^jcr year of iserviog hot ^meals to the less forturatei Joyce Michaels. INN Directof.' edmmenttd, "ft Is Irrfeed ' rpiwnSng to see ail these dedicate^

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