With such an array of candidates running for the position of library trustee, it cannot go without stating how limited libraries are in what they
The Brookhaven Town Board, on Thursday evening, will consider a redistricting plan that will set the boundaries for each town board member for the next
Drunk driving causes more than 17,000 deaths annually, according to the New York State Police. This means there are 310 funerals each week, or one
In the most recent Republican congressional primary that took place on August 23 for the First and Second Congressional Districts, the victors were the taxpayers
A new mailer paid by ‘Stand For New York’ – a PAC supporting Michelle Bond – has ruffled feathers in the First Congressional District of
On Sunday, the Senate Democrats voted to pass the Inflation Reduction Act, which will ultimately approve the $430 billion bill that primarily covers climate, tax
With the recent controversy regarding sloths and a “man”-hunt for a missing presumed to be someone’s escaped pet Lynx, you might ask whether we were
There’s one element to the attack against Congressman Lee Zeldin that perhaps hasn’t garnered attention. It wasn’t particularly shocking. Sure, it was detestable and condemned
While gas prices might seem to be falling, we must remember why? Has domestic production reached 2019 highs? Has geopolitical conflict subsided, offering a respite
If there is anything one-party rule has taught us since Democrats took control over the state Senate, anything is possible in New York. The Empire
