U.S. Rep. George Santos, known for alleged fabrications and “embellishments” about his resume, has no shortage of detractors. Many people, including prominent Republicans like former …
Final section of Safety Act is signed into law
The streets of Sea Cliff and other New York municipalities will be safer for cyclists and pedestrians with the signing into law of the final section of the Crash Victim Rights and Safety Act. …
Constituents reject Santos and his numerous lies
Angry residents of New York’s Third Congressional District gathered Tuesday in Oyster Bay outside of Congressman-elect George Santos’ former campaign headquarters to condemn him of his …
It was a chant that echoed in front of the Nassau County Courthouse on Thursday: “New York Three, Santos free.” More than 100 people gathered in front of the Mineola building …
Residents of New York’s Third Congressional District continue to be astounded by the influx of information regarding Congressman-elect George Santos’ lies and exaggerations about his life.
LED lights to be installed across the village
With the Festival of Lights just around the corner, it’s fitting that the Village of Sea Cliff has begun a new initiative to improve local streetlights. The village is working to replace all …
Roughly 300 people lined up to enter Sapiens Physical Therapy in Oyster Bay on Nov. 29, although they weren’t there for rehabilitation or conditioning. They were there to support a local …
EDITORIAL
More than a quarter-million people turned out across the North Shore and Queens on Election Day to decide who would succeed Tom Suozzi representing them in the U.S. House. Those voters overwhelmingly chose George Santos to take that job. Yet the George Santos they elected is not actually George Santos. It’s a fictional character, and what voters believed about him was no different than believing Martin Sheen might make a good President of the United States because of the likeable character he once played on television.
Randi Kreiss
Can we settle in and be real? No, not everyone is having a better time than you. No, you aren’t the only one who wishes you’d passed on the second slice of coconut custard pie.
OPINION
Tuesday was my last day as a member of Congress, and George Santos is about to be sworn in to take the seat I held for six years. He will take an oath to “bear true faith” to the Constitution and take this obligation without any “purpose of evasion.” I’ve lost track of how many evasions and lies Mr. Santos has told about himself, his finances and his history and relationship with our stretch of Long Island and northeastern Queens. When he is seated, it will diminish our Congress, our country and my constituents — soon his constituents.
Op-Ed
Hearings are getting under way on a proposal to socialize energy on Long Island. It would make the Long Island Power Authority the region’s sole entity responsible for keeping our lights on.