The former personal secretary to a Long Island highway superintendent will receive $75,000 as part of a threatened sexual harassment lawsuit.
November 05, 2015 at 05:02 AM
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The former personal secretary to a Long Island highway superintendent will receive $75,000 as part of a threatened sexual harassment lawsuit.
Town of Smithtown board members voted Tuesday to approve the settlement with 27-year-old Aimee-Lynn Smith, who had filed a 16-page notice of claim with the town in December.
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