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Gather 'round the grill: It's time for some sizzle
Get fired up! Memorial Day weekend is fast approaching, and with it barbecue season is upon us. more
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A $20,000 burden on working families
The lack of affordable and accessible child care is hitting Long Island families hard. The ABC plan aims to ensure families' access to quality child care and educational opportunities. more
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Keystone Club members, from left, Alexandra Gutierrez, Valentina Canales, Abraham Daz Gomez and Kasey Zuniga helped raise money at the club’s most recent fundraiser, the Hispanic Heritage Dinner.
Keystone Club of Locust Valley teens to provide love, service without borders
Many young people today are told about the importance of service to others, but few go above and beyond to actually help their fellow human beings. Members of the Grenville Baker Boys & Girls … more
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The power of the vote is the power of the people
As the assemblywoman representing District 18, I recognize that the foundation of a thriving democracy is the active participation of its citizens. more
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Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and Nassau County Legislature presiding officer Howard Kopel, say they are compelling Hofstra University president Susan Poser to appear before the legislature next week. Blakeman accuses Poser of colluding with a Sands competitor in an effort to thwart casino plans in Uniondale — something both Poser and Hard Rock International deny.
Blakeman subpoenas Hofstra prez over casino claim
The battle between Nassau County and Hofstra University appears to be heating up beyond the legal action between the two. County Executive Bruce Blakeman says he has subpoenaed Hofstra president Susan Poser, accusing her of colluding with a competing casino organization in an effort to derail plans by Las Vegas Sands to redevelop the Nassau Coliseum. more
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Whose are the votes that count?
In the United States, there are elections because of our Constitution. There is political bantering over everything, including whether the U.S. is much of a democracy or not. But make no … more
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Replace appointments with special elections
Interpreting the U.S. Constitution and applying the results to today’s America is like taking a tired and hungry toddler to a Disney store — no matter how many times you give in, the youngster will never be happy. more
An inconvenient truth about New York’s energy policy
Electricity can't be the only energy we use to drive cook and heat our homes more
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Raynham Hall’s puppets bring a sense of seasonal spookiness to the Ghost Walk and Dance Party.
A ghostly gala planned by Raynham Hall Museum
Raynham Hall Museum is inviting neighbors, history fans and Halloween celebrants of all ages to participate in their annual Halloween Ghost Walk & Dance Party. Attendees are encouraged to dress … more
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Hydrogen: a clean, secure future for New York
On Dec. 13, the Long Island Power Authority board voted yet again to approve a raise in electric rates, this time over 11 percent for next year. Long Islanders have little choice but to absorb these price increases, as they have before. more
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