
Yes, Every Vote Does Matter
There’s a very palpable cynicism in American politics that votes, depending on location, state, and/or partisan lean, do matter and will ultimately not affect the

There’s a very palpable cynicism in American politics that votes, depending on location, state, and/or partisan lean, do matter and will ultimately not affect the

In June, Governor Kathy Hochul (D) unexpectedly announced that the long-developed MTA congestion pricing tax plan was indefinitely shelved. Hochul impressively managed to incense both

Cover photo: Chariman Jesse Garcia addresses attendees at the 2024 election night watch party (Credit – Matt Meduri) The 2024 presidential election has the signals

Cover photo: Stumps visible for the first time in nearly 200 years after Hurricane Ernesto wiped away the dam at Stump Pond in Blydenburgh Park

Cover photo: Concept art for a redeveloped Neighborhood Road in Mastic Beach, looking east near Doris Drive (Credit – Beechwood Homes) The revitalization and construction

By Joe CuminalePhoto credit – Joe Cuminale I would like to introduce the readers of this fine publication to a group of Long Island Motorcycle

Joe Carpenter, the husband of Islip Town Supervisor Angie Carpenter (R-West Islip), passed away on November 16. He was eighty-one years old. He is remembered

By Ashley Pavlakis It feels like yesterday we were just starting a new school year and fall sports were back in session. But now, the

Cover credit: Freepik Last month marked the fifteenth year of my middle brother’s tragic passing. My brother was only twenty-two years old when he lost
By Betsy McCaughey | AMAC Contributor The Left is hysterical over the prospect of a Trump administration in charge of the nation’s health policy. But