Long Island Archives – Page 7 of 28 – Politics NY

Bill O'Reilly

Bill O’Reilly Column: Frankie and Donnie

By Bill O’Reilly

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera column: Oswald still did it

By Geraldo Rivera

Brookville Mayor Dan Serota, Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Andrew Monteleone and Tax Receiver Jeffrey Pravato, L to R

Nassau

Nassau’s towns oppose proposed state zoning legislation

By Casey Fahrer

Town Councilman Rick Martel at the Edie Windsor Heart Project's Memorialization

Rick Martel Wins Back Seat on Southampton Town Board

By Timothy Bolger

Greenport trustee candidates L.-R.: Margaret Rose de Cruz, Scott Hollid, Mary Bess Phillips, Julia Robins, and Roric Tobin. (Dan's Papers)

Greenport Village Incumbents Win Re-election

By Timothy Bolger

ExpressVote voting machines were tested in Southampton.

Suffolk Tests New Voting Machines in Southampton Election

By Timothy Bolger

Construction vehicles at the Shinnecock Indian Nation's plan for a 10-acre gas station and travel-plaza at Westwoods on eastern Sunrise Highway in Hampton Bays on September 23, 2024

Shinnecock Standoff: Tribe Questions Authority of Court Blocking Westwoods Construction

By Timothy Bolger

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Nassau

Westbury’s incumbent mayor, trustees win Tuesday election

By Isabella Gallo

Trustee Christine Wiss, Mayor Daniel Pearl, Deputy Mayor Tina Schiaffino, L to R

Nassau

Massapequa Park Village re-elects mayor, two other board members

By Casey Fahrer

Nassau

Sea Cliff residents reelect Elena Villafane after Robert Ehrlich declares himself mayor

By Hannah Devlin

Glen Cove's Mayor Pamela Panzenbeck (L.) and Council Member Marsha Silverman (R.)

Nassau

Council Member Silverman challenges Panzenbeck for mayor

By Hannah Devlin

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer voted for cloture to pass continuing resolution to Senate floor

Nassau

Federal continuing resolution leads to $110 million lost by Long Island

By Casey Fahrer

Gas Blower Discussion

Nassau

North Hempstead cracks down on illegal use of gas-powered leaf blowers

By Denivia Rivera

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Housing & Homelessness

Editorial: Nassau’s housing shortage: The enemy is us

By Schneps Media LI

Geraldo Rivera

Mayor Andrew

By Geraldo Rivera

Rob Ehrlich declared himself mayor at Sea Cliff Village Hall on Monday, March 10

Nassau

Rob Ehrlich declares himself Sea Cliff’s new mayor, attempts to fire village staff

By Hannah Devlin

Nassau

Blakeman talks public safety, fiscal responsibility, in State of the County address

By Isabella Gallo

Greenport trustee candidates L.-R.: Margaret Rose de Cruz, Scott Hollid, Mary Bess Phillips, Julia Robins, and Roric Tobin. (Dan's Papers)

5 Candidates Vying for 2 Greenport Trustee Seats Face Off in Forum

By Marc Horowitz

Officials discuss upgrades to the Glen Cove Golf Course at the March 11 council meeting

Nassau

Council approves Glen Cove Golf Course upgrades

By Hannah Devlin

Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Editorial: State needs to help Hempstead, charter schools

By Long Island Press

U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi (NY-3) answered directly to caller questions from concerns about DOGE, the partisan divide and funding cuts during a tele-town hall

Nassau

Rep. Tom Suozzi talks DOGE, partisan divide in tele-town hall

By Cameryn Oakes

Geraldo Rivera

Geraldo Rivera’s Column: A world in transition

By Long Island Press

Hundreds of anti-Elon Musk protestors gather with signs and chants outside Westbury's Tesla dealership.

Nassau

Anti-Elon Musk protest at Westbury Tesla dealership part of demonstrations sweeping across country

By Isabella Gallo

Hempstead Union Free School District calls for help as it faces budget dilemma

Nassau

Hempstead School District calls for help as it faces $107 million in charter tuition payments

By Casey Fahrer

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