Summer Ends as Campaigns Accelerate
Matt Meduri
August 25, 2023
As summer draws to a close, the campaign season is now accelerating into full motion. With just a little over two months to go until
As summer draws to a close, the campaign season is now accelerating into full motion. With just a little over two months to go until
Nothing ventured, nothing gained. In the pursuit of progress, inaction and complacency are the only true enemies. Several years ago, I found myself engaged in
Last week, the Republican members of the Suffolk County Legislature came under Island-wide fire for apparently voting “no” on sending a clean water and sewer
The Baking Coach and Recipes 4 Learning, founded by Lisa Basini are two co-operated companies located in Huntington. Both businesses teach people of all ages
Over a year ago, while going for a winter walk in my hometown of Huntington, I came across a historic marker in front of the
As of Friday, April 7, there now stands an adequate memorial commemorating the one and only Bob Murphy— the late New York Mets radio announcer.
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By Terri Alessi-Miceli How should Long Islanders assess the merits of the $227-billion budget presented earlier this month by Governor Kathy Hochul? Well, one way
The Commack Community Association (CCA) met under the leadership of Bob Semprini, president, at the Commack Library on Thursday, January 19. The primary item on
Governor Kathy Hochul (D) delivered her first ‘State of the State’ address as the newly-elected Governor of New York on Tuesday, January 10. She secured
