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A new year is fast approaching, and with that a new session of the Nassau County Legislature — and I’m beginning my 10th year of service with a heart brimming with gratitude and inspiration. more
I want to thank everyone for sharing this past special year with all of your friends, neighbors and elected officials, especially our own board of trustees and village justice, all of whom make the Incorporated Village of Valley Stream so special. more
What if the aspiration gap isn’t about students dreaming too small, but about us failing to show them the bridge between where they are and where they could be? In our district, we’re refusing to accept that a child’s Zip code, current performance or starting point should determine their ceiling. more
I stand with the families who want to protect their homes, their cars, their energy choices and our suburban way of life. Albany has forgotten who pays the bills. It’s time for us to remind them. more
Thank you all for giving me the opportunity to serve for these two years. From my family to yours, we wish you a wonderful, healthy and prosperous holiday season and an amazing 2026. I look forward to seeing you in the community as we continue making Nassau County an even better place to live, work and raise our families. more
Pundits like Carville are pushing Democrats to stick to variations on his message. Absent a 360-degree turnaround by the GOP in the next several months, Carville’s admonition about the economy could be the winning message for Democrats, and leave Republicans looking stupid. more
The conversations soon veered from specific races to the issue of the almost total disappearance of bipartisanship in today’s politics and government. Despite our varying political views and beliefs, we were in full agreement that needless partisanship and mindless rancor are weakening the nation’s fabric and threaten our future. more
An official from the Massapequa Board of Education and two parents with children in the Rockville Centre school district are at the forefront of a federal lawsuit filed on Dec. 9 by the Southeastern Legal Foundation claiming New York Attorney General Letitia James overstepped her authority when she warned school boards in a May 25 guidance letter that public discussion of transgender students could violate privacy laws. more
For many of us, holiday baking is a cherished tradition, and it only gets sweeter when shared. Turn the kitchen into a holiday workshop: assign roles for measuring, mixing and decorating, turn up the seasonal music, and let creativity and sprinkles fly. more
A live Christmas tree fire demonstration by Nassau County fire officials showed how an untreated holiday tree can engulf a room in under one minute, underscoring urgent holiday fire safety precautions for Long Island families. more
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