Thursday, October 1, 2026
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There’s a highly threatening and new reality for hurricanes. Unusually, any hurricanes didn’t strike the East Coast of the United States this year.
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By Karl Grossman
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12/2/25
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I remain firmly convinced that, at this tumultuous and consequential moment in history, our voices are our power, and collectively we have tremendous strength. I’m grateful for the opportunity to walk alongside you in the fight for a better future in 2026 and the years to come.
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By Olena Nicks
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12/2/25
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Together we can ensure that our schools remain a beacon of excellence, places of opportunity, growth and pride for generations to come. The conversation starts now. Will you be part of it?
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By Dina M. Anzalone
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12/2/25
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I encourage you to think about ways to connect more, perhaps by joining a community organization, getting involved in a social group or taking up a hobby.
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By Jordan Pecora
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12/2/25
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Rising health care costs are at the top of the affordability crisis list, but addressing those costs is extraordinarily complex.
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By Tom Suozzi
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12/2/25
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ERASE Racism’s Student Task Force is one avenue. The resulting friendships and the insights shared are vital to the region’s future. Many more Long Island high school students may just find, as I did, that working to advance racial justice will create a new generation of leaders who seek to overcome existing barriers.
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By Alli Alvarez
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12/2/25
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There is no doubt that carbon emissions, created when fossil fuels are burned, cause climate change. We see the impacts every day on Long Island. The increasing frequency of extreme weather, coastal flooding and the acidification of the ocean are real problems that we must work to address in a measured and responsible approach.
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By Judy Griffin
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12/2/25
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The holidays don’t need to be an endurance test. With realistic expectations, thoughtful boundaries and a commitment to your mental well-being, you can transform the season from chaotic to intentional.
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12/2/25
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Trump has always called himself a builder. But builders strengthen foundations; they don’t bulldoze symbols of public life to erect shrines to themselves. He seems to have no interest in building on the past to create something lasting for others; instead he is building over it, as if erasure were the surest form of legacy.
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By Michael Blitz
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11/25/25
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Here in Valley Stream, strong families build strong communities, and strong communities build strong schools. We take pride in the programs, partnerships and resources that provide children with access, opportunity and a deep sense of belonging.
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By Roxanne Garcia-France
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11/25/25
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