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Year in Review 2012: Sonic in Nesconset

Here are all the stories from the year involving Sonic's trying to get into Nesconset, a move that was eventually shot down.

Sonic Restaurant tried to open in Nesconset, a move contested by residents that was ultimately denied by the Town of Smithtown. Here are all the stories on the issue posted by Patch.

Smithtown BZA Votes Down Sonic's Plans for Nesconset

Fast-food drive-in Sonic will not be one of several restaurants opening in near Smith Haven Mall.

Nesconset Residents Call Town Board to Take Action in Sonic Battle

Nesconset residents are demanding action from Smithtown Town officials in a renewed pledge to fight Sonic's application to open a restaurant off Alexander Avenue. 

POLL: Is Sonic's Possible Nesconset Site Ideal? [PHOTOS]

More than 250 Nesconset residents showed their opposition to proposed plans to build a Sonic on the corner of Middle County Road and Alexander Avenue in June to express concerns that the site location would generate heavy traffic, noise, smell and litter in their neighborhood. 

Sonic Owner Tries to Reassure Nesconset Residents

Among a crowd of outraged Nesconset residents, Sonic franchiser owner took to the podium in efforts to alleviate local concerns and fears. 

Nesconset Residents Outraged Over Sonic Proposal

Nesconset residents’ opposition to plans to bring a Sonic restaurant to the area quickly turned into outrage as residents felt their complaints fell on deaf ears at June 26 town meeting.

Nesconset Taxpayers Association Blasts Sonic Proposal

A proposal to bring a Sonic restaurant is being met with opposition by the Nesconset Taxpayers Association, a local civic.

Smithtown ZBA to Hold Public Hearing on Sonic Plans [POLL]

Town of Smithtown residents have an opportunity to share their thoughts on whether Nesconset should become the second town on Long Island to have a Sonic restaurant. 

Town Mulls Sonic Proposal for Nesconset

A public hearing for a 2,100 square-foot Sonic restaurant in Nesconset, at the southeast corner of Middle Country Road and Alexander Avenue, was scheduled for June in front of the town's Zoning Board of Appeals.

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KFM May 21, 2013 at 04:17 pm
How, in a period of rapidly declining enrollment, can costs be increasing so much from year to year,Read More you ask? The answer is in front of you in black and white. I urge you to READ your district’s budget: we are funding retirements when many of us cannot afford to fund our own during difficult economic times. These wheels were set in motion by contracts negotiated in times of unrealistic growth that may likely not occur again. It is time to open up these plans and relieve this unfair burden from our shoulders. Whatever other measures are pursued in order to control costs, including consolidation within and eventually with other districts, are never going to be enough if you cannot get this problem corrected. Write your congressman, for the love of God. If you need any more incentive to do so, please go to http://rocdocs.democratandchronicle.com/database/teacher-pensions-new-york and look at what Smithtown’s retirees are collecting MONTHLY. It will sicken you.
KFM May 21, 2013 at 04:12 pm
They are allowed to exclude the pension and employee benefit increases when expressing the increase.Read More
Billie B May 20, 2013 at 10:17 am
Tomorrow is the vote..vote NO NOW or our taxes are going to continue to sky rocket. Unless we doRead More something this town will continue to spiral down. More taxes aren't going to help. We need to cut expenses and get ourselves on a fiscally responsible plan.