Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Leaders in Nassau and Suffolk counties must recognize that a modest investment today could safeguard the region’s cultural and economic future. Allocating just 1 percent of county budgets to the arts —around $80 million annually — would not only stabilize existing organizations but also unlock additional state and federal dollars.
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10/9/25
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Libraries are precious homes for books and other materials that preserve and interpret the past, stir curiosity and the imagination, and nurture future generations.
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By Robert A. Scott
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10/9/25
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We are committing national suicide by not enforcing our immigration laws. Good for the administration for getting tough, and shame on those in the media who make law-enforcement officials look like the bad guys.
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By Steve Levy
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10/9/25
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We're focused on cultivating creativity and strengthening character.
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By Matthew Gaven
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10/6/25
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They say time heals all wounds, but I don’t always think that’s fair. The hurt I’ve felt these past few months may fade, but there will always be this void in my heart that only she could fill. I’ll wait forever, I hope, to see her again.
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By Jordan Vallone
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10/6/25
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By blurring the line between words and actions, we've justified violence.
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By Jack Martins
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10/6/25
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So the failure of some prominent Democrats to endorse Mamdani is no surprise. Embracing him could be fatal for a moderate member of the party.
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By Jerry Kremer
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10/6/25
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By all accounts, the president’s visit to Great Britain was a solid success.
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By Peter King
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10/6/25
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oday we live in nasty, divisive, misinformed times, and I hold the media, in its current incarnation, squarely responsible. There aren’t many places people can turn to for honest, objective news. The Herald, and other publications like it, are thankfully still there.
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By Nick Buglione
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10/6/25
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The message next month is clear: adopt, don’t shop. And even better, adopt from your local shelter.
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10/6/25
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