Long Island Archives – Politics NY

House Minority Whip Katherine Clark (L.) and U.S. Rep. Laura Gillen (R.) said thye want healthcare to be more affordable at a roundtable in Garden City.

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U.S. Rep. Laura Gillen, House Minority Whip Katherine Clark want healthcare to be more affordable

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

New Hyde Park village board members, (L. to R.) Trustee Rainer Burger, Trustee Eve Sheikh, Mayor Christopher Devane and Deputy Mayor Madhvi Nijjar attend the Oct. 15 Board of Trustees meeting.

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New Hyde Park tightens parking permits, considers fee increases

By Miao Li Conversation…

Great Neck Estates Mayor William Warner, second from left, speaks during the Board of Trustees meeting, where trustees discussed moving forward with an expanded property tax exemption for qualifying disabled veterans.

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Great Neck Estates pledges to expedite expanded veteran tax exemption

By Miao Li Conversation…

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (L.) and former state Assembly Member Michael LiPetri Jr. (R.) both have a resume of endorsements heading into the November election.

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Suozzi, LiPetri each have their own powerful endorsements ahead of November election

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

Resident Vivian Kollenscher(L.) and Village Attorney Keith Corbett(R.) engage in a heated exchange during the Saddle Rock Board of Trustees meeting Oct. 7.

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Old disputes collide with new administration at Saddle Rock meeting

By Miao Li Conversation…

Bonnie Lautenberg

Bonnie Lautenberg: Artist, Photographer & Renaissance Woman

By Todd Shapiro Conversation…

Minerva Perez, OLA Executive Director, Stony Brook Doctor Sabrina Trammel, Alma Tovar OLA Community Advocate, and several medical residents.

OLA Launches Civic Engagement Initiative Amid East End Immigration Fears

By James Bernstein Conversation…

Former Deputy Mayor Mitchell Beckerman(R.), speaks to the village board about traffic patterns, alongside Deputy Mayor Barton Sobel, Trustee Anne Mendelson and Clerk-Treasurer Abraham Cohan(L. to R.).

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Great Neck Village considers new noise and lighting laws, added village hall costs

By Miao Li Conversation…

Mayor Kenneth Riscica(L.), explains to the trustees how he handled a resident’s parking complaint during the Oct. 5 Board of Trustees meeting.

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Plandome Heights advances landmark law, schedules public hearing

By Miao Li Conversation…

Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano was resentenced to 10 years in federal prison, two fewer years than he initially received at his first sentencing in 2022.

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Former Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano has sentence reduced to 10 years

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

Village of Southampton

Southampton Village Settles Discrimination Lawsuit for $600,000

By Michael Malaszczyk Conversation…

Seven Long Island fire departments received grants from the state.

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Seven Long Island fire departments receive over $1M in state grants

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

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Great Neck Village reviews Middle Neck Road traffic study, residents raise concerns over apartment congestion

By Miao Li Conversation…

Detective Scott Cody, Chief Ricardo Moreno and Sgt. Anthony Jackowski (L.to R.) receive individual commemorative awards honoring their service during the rescue and recovery efforts following the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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Great Neck Estates police officers honored for 9/‌11 service

By Miao Li Conversation…

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi and religious leaders pushed for a buffer zone around houses of worship.

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Suozzi, religious leaders, push for passage of bill that would create buffer zone around houses of worship

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

A resident raises concerns about the potential construction of pickleball courts during the Village of Kings Point Board of Trustees meeting. Village officials assured the resident that existing village code prohibits sport courts from being built in front yards.

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Kings Point proposes new construction stormwater rules

By Miao Li Conversation…

Phoebe Ervin of New Hyde Park served as a platoon sergeant in the U.S. Army.

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Long Island veterans torn over War on Terror legacy

By Michael Campbell Conversation…

Kindergartners at Northside Elementary School took their first steps of their school journeys on Sept. 1 during the first day of school.

Editorial: What the first day of classes shows

By Schneps Media LI Conversation…

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera Column: Crazy

By Geraldo Rivera Conversation…

Leon Black at a 2025 gallery event

Southampton Billionaire Leon Black Sues Congress to Block Epstein Inquiry

By Timothy Bolger Conversation…

About 20 residents attended the Great Neck Park District budget hearing, where Superintendent Jason Marra presented an overview of the district’s finances, accomplishments and plans for the coming year. Finance Director Stephen Kessler also presented financial details and budget projections.

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Great Neck Park District approves $21M 2027 budget

By Miao Li Conversation…

Representatives from the Shireimu Choir of Long Island(L.) speak with Mayor Ted Rosen(R.) during the board meeting.

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Great Neck Plaza approves Shireimu Choir Charity Walk

By Miao Li Conversation…

From left, Hon. Paul Pereira, First Vice President, Hon. Steven Weinberg, President, Hon. Elena Villafane, Immediate Past President, Hon. Porscha Lyons, Second Vice President, Hon. Randall Rosenbaum, Treasurer.

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The diversity of villages and how history can shed light on the present

By Michael Campbell Conversation…

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin (fourth from L.) named a new director of the Long Island Sound Partnership during his recent visit to the region.

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EPA head Lee Zeldin taps new director of Long Island Sound Partnership during visit to the region

By Casey Fahrer Conversation…

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