that its actions were part of a primary dispute with the School Board, the centerpiece of which was conflict over Van Arsdale's layoff plan.   However, ALJ Plaine found that the layoff plan was a facade designed to conceal Local 3's real goal of monopolizing School Board work.   He characterized the plan as an "afterthought" proposed more than a month after Local 3's strike had begun.   More importantly, he noted that Local 3 did not have a primary relationship with the School Board since the Board itself did not hire electricians.   He held that the work stoppage which caused the School Board's suspension of Wickham violated section 8(b)(4)(B).   The Board affirmed the ALJs' decisions and we ordered enforcement.


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Judge Broderickreporting incidents to the proper authorities,” Valdini wrote in an email to residents Wednesday.

Graffiti incidents involving swastikas and religious symbols have occurred on Long Island over the past year.

A white swastika and a racial slur were found painted on two Rockville Centre trees in November. Suffolk County police last August investigated graffiti found at the Mattituck home of "Top Chef" producer and restaurateur Tom Colicchio that police described as political and religious symbols sprayed on the home's mailbox, lawn and driveway. Nassau County Police last April investigated three swastikas etched in a children’s slide at Wantagh Park.