LIPA agrees to pay $3 million to settle decade-old tax challenge with the Town of Huntington

LIPA has agreed to pay $3 million to sweeten the deal in its effort to settle a decade-old tax challenge with the Town of Huntington just days before the town board votes on the proposed agreement.

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