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Election Analysis
There’s good and bad for both parties in the midterm’s red ripple. So the anticipated red wave in this midterm election morphed into a red ripple. It’s a disappointment for fierce Republican partisans who wanted […]
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Two Brothers Scrap Metal Collects 4,240 Pounds of Unused and Unwanted Electronics at Mineola Middle School’s eWaste Drive
Two Brothers Scrap Metal donated the use of a container for Mineola Middle School’s eWaste Drive, which was held on October 28. The drive brought in 4,240 pounds of electronic waste. Residents came to the […]
Entertainment
Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society Hosts Boat Parade
By: Kelly Alvarado The Huntington Lighthouse Preservation Society will host the Parade of Lights boat parade on Nov. 25 at 6 p.m. to raise awareness for preserving the Huntington Lighthouse. Since 2010, the annual […]
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LuminoCity Holiday Light Festival Comes to Eisenhower Park
By Kelly Alvarado The LuminoCity Festival, an interactive holiday light show, is coming to Eisenhower Park in East Meadow on Nov. 9. This event will deliver art, light and color through different displays […]
Long Island News
Village of Islandia Recognizes Those Who Served Our Country during Veterans Day Ceremony
The Village of Islandia held its annual Veterans Day ceremony on November 5 at the Veterans Memorial Triangle. Mayor Allan M. Dorman, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Vietnam War, was joined […]
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Gov. Hochul Violates State Law by Hiding the Budget Report from the Public
By Will Barclay The deadline for Governor Hochul to release the state’s mid-year budget report was Sunday, October 30, but the public is still waiting for it. The mandated public report that outlines the […]
Long Island News
Could Oyster Shells and Clam Seedlings Help Long Island’s Water Quality?
By Kelly Alvarado The Town of Oyster Bay is replenishing its waters with millions of clam fish seedlings and recycling oyster shells to reduce waste and improve water quality. About two million baby clam seedlings […]
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PSEG Long Island Employee-Military Veterans Kayak Across the Long Island Sound to Shine a Light on PTSD and Veteran Suicide
A group of PSEG Long Island employees who are military veterans recently took to the water to raise awareness of mental health issues afflicting many veterans. The group was among 22 veterans participating in the […]
Long Island News
Nonprofit CEO Calls for Suffolk to Donate Seized Properties to Towns for Affordable Housing
By Hank Russell In addressing the housing crisis, Lee Silberman, chief executive officer of Habitat for Humanity of Long Island, offered a solution for the affordable housing problem in Suffolk County: donate the seized […]
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Attorney General Letitia James Announces Election Protection Hotline for November Election
New York Attorney General Letitia James has announced that there will be an Election Protection Hotline for this November election. The hotline is available during New York’s early voting period up until Nov. 6. This […]