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To those who have been with me on this journey from the beginning, I am deeply grateful. To my new neighbors in Malverne and Lakeview who have joined L.D. 3 through redistricting, I am excited to get to know you better, learn about your priorities and make sure your voices are heard at the county seat in Mineola. more
The Department of Health and Human Services exists to protect Americans from disease, contamination and preventable death. It depends on science, expertise and public trust. RFK Jr., now its secretary, has long questioned the scientific consensus on vaccines and other core public-health tools. The tension between those views and the mission of HHS isn’t theoretical; it is immediate and consequential. more
Thank you to residents of Legislative District 11 for re-electing me and giving me the honor of continuing to serve you for another term. A new year always gives me a spark of hope, and that … more
To date, more than 50 organizations and individual artists have indicated support for the grants academy concept. LIAA will continue to advocate for this resource at the county and state level. It is imperative to step up advocacy for Long Island arts, and essential for the LIAA to expand its influence in promoting the value of culture to the community. more
Here’s the description of the documentary in the Hamptons Doc Fest program: “Undeterred by armed soldiers, smooth-talking politicians and riot police, journalist Amy Goodman has reported some of the most consequential stories of our time. ‘Steal This Story, Please!’ is a gripping portrait of Amy, the trailblazer whose unwavering commitment to truth-telling spans three decades of turbulent history. more
The Locust Valley Central School District Board of Education received its first formal overview of planning for the 2026-27 budget at its Dec. 22 meeting, as administrators outlined early assumptions … more
Steven Baltsas, Preservation Long Island’s Peggy N. Gerry Curatorial Fellow, traced the rise, influence and legacy of the Gothic Revival in American domestic architecture during a Townsend Talk … more
28 Locust Valley High School alumni who took part in the International Baccalaureate program returned to their old stomping grounds on Dec. 22 to participate in roundtable discussions with current … more
The Ugly Sweater Affair, held on December 13 at Jeanine’s American Bistro, brought together guests for a lively afternoon of holiday fun, music, and celebration. Attendees arrived in their most … more
The holidays may be behind us, but winter’s cozy rhythm is in full force. January invites us to nest at home and gather in the kitchen, where comforting, flavorful dishes warm both body and spirit — and gently set the tone for healthier habits in the new year. more
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