Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Bringing 311 to the county is a common-sense way for us to bolster emergency responses, improve constituent services, alleviate undue pressure on our emergency call center operators and give community members greater peace of mind in their daily lives.
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By Olena Nicks
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4/16/26
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A countywide infrastructure audit and analysis would not only improve planning and accountability, but also strengthen public trust. With so many pressing safety demands competing for resources, it is essential for us to demonstrate a clear, data-driven approach to how and where we invest taxpayer dollars.
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By Viviana L. Russell
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4/16/26
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Let’s face it: You don’t vote for the president to get your garbage picked up, and you shouldn’t vote for a mayor based on international diplomatic relations.
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By Edwin Fare
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4/16/26
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With your help and consistent enforcement, we can continue to preserve the character, safety and charm of our village for years to come. Visit the Codes section of Amityville.gov if you have any questions about village regulations. We will continue to keep you informed of any updates, and thank you for doing your part.
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By Michael O'Neill
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4/16/26
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As we allow the judicial process to play out and give Nafiah and her family the space, support and resources they need to heal, we have an opportunity to ensure that no future victim of such a horrific crime — God forbid that day comes — is ever left to wonder whether justice will be served before time runs out.
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By Carrié Solages
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4/8/26
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We don’t have to choose between security and accountability. We can do both. We don’t have to accept dysfunction in Washington. And we certainly don’t have to tolerate political games when real people are being affected.
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By Tom Suozzi
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4/8/26
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As we enter the final stage of this process, I’m fighting for a responsible budget that reflects the priorities of A.D. 21. Thank you to those who have shared your opinions with me, so that I can make sure your voice is heard in Albany.
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By Judy Griffin
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4/8/26
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I believe with all my heart that for many of us boomers, the pandemic and its isolation, the separation from kids, grandkids and friends, robbed us of the years we might have eased into older age. And now we’re here. The best I can do is look at this moment, and it will be just a moment, with new eyes.
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By Randi Kreiss
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4/8/26
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Is this the year of the blue wave? Will it be a modified one or a total rout? Is there any chance of a red wave? Not likely. But, once again, we are facing a year in which the U.S. House of Representatives, and perhaps the Senate, are up for grabs, and the early odds favor the party that’s out of power.
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By Jerry Kremer
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4/8/26
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Notre Dame, though, went beyond being a defensive religious fortress to making Catholic thought a part of American life, along with full acceptance of other religions, with open debate and finding common ground encouraged. Striking that balance can be difficult, but it is still working. Religious freedom was on display on the campus last year, when pro-Hamas demonstrations did not devolve into the antisemitic violence that occurred at other universities, such as Columbia.
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By Peter King
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4/8/26
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