Babylon Village
This past September, I posted about proposed new regulations for professional psychic readers in Babylon Village, Long Island.
The proposals included obtaining a license, being fingerprinted, buying liability insurance, and locating in the industrial part of town.
Last week, Babylon Village trustees decided to drop these proposals.
According to Newsday, village attorney Joel Sikowitz said the decision was based on ‘investigation, input from the public, and analysis of the facts.’
Though the regulations have been shelved for now, Mayor Ralph Scordino left the question open, with the possibility of revisiting it some time in the future.
Hopefully, they won’t find that necessary. I think they made a good decision.
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