Electeds, Local 200 Plumbers, Send Supplies to North Carolina
Cover photo: Plumbers Local 200 and elected officials send off a trailer of supplies to North Carolina (Credit – Matt Meduri) While Hurricane Helene swept
Cover photo: Plumbers Local 200 and elected officials send off a trailer of supplies to North Carolina (Credit – Matt Meduri) While Hurricane Helene swept
Cover credit – nysenate.gov Senator Monica Martinez Candidate: Senator Monica MartinezResidence: BrentwoodFirst Elected: 2022Prior Elected Experience: New York State Senator, Third District (2019-2021), Suffolk County
Cover credit – nyassembly.gov Assemblyman Keith Brown Candidate: Keith BrownResidence: NorthportFirst Elected: 2020Prior Elected Office: NoneOffice Sought: New York’s Twelfth Assembly DistrictParty Lines: Republican, ConservativeCommittees:
Assemblyman Joe DeStefano Candidate: Joe DeStefanoResidence: MedfordFirst Elected: 2018Prior Elected Office: NoneOffice Sought: New York’s Third Assembly DistrictParty Lines: Republican, ConservativeCommittees: Ranking Member on Governmental
Cover credit – nysenate.gov Senator Anthony Palumbo Candidate: Anthony PalumboResidence: New SuffolkFirst Elected: 2020Prior Elected Office: Second Assembly District, 2013-2021Office Sought: New York’s First Senate
In addition to the Town’s victory in the lawsuit over Bull Run Farm, another case was dismissed in a separate lawsuit regarding the Gyrodyne property.
The bail reform laws passed by the New York State Legislature and then-Governor Andrew Cuomo (D) in 2019 have been a continued source of controversy
Cover credit – Donald Trump campaign National A crucial USA Today poll released on Monday tracks the presidential candidates’ support among key demographics. The survey
Cover credit – Matt Meduri Congressman Nick LaLota Candidate: Nick LaLotaResidence: AmityvilleFirst Elected: 2022Prior Elected Office: Trustee Village of Amityville from 2013-2019Office Sought: New York’s
Cover photo: Lee Zeldin speaks against Proposition One (Credit – Matt Meduri) In less than two weeks, New Yorkers will decide on two ballot propositions.