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OpEd: A convenient place to hide from antisemitism
10+ hour, 45+ min ago (380+ words) Not long ago I was texting with a colleague I have known for years, a serious person who has spent a long career in and around public life. We were talking about the antisemitism rising inside his own party, the…...
Bill O’Reilly: Because the Day is Evil
10+ hour, 47+ min ago (320+ words) Millions of people all over the world don’t really care. If they did, the Mullahs would have been vanquished a long time ago. Terror groups continue to kill at will and once again the USA is almost alone trying to…...
Mobility Is Freedom at Every Age – Take The Car Free Day LI Pledge
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (312+ words) One pledge. One trip. One opportunity to make a meaningful difference for Long Island. On Tuesday, September 22, Car Free Day Long Island is asking Long Islanders to do something simple: swap just ONE drive-alone car trip for a more sustainable…...
Great Neck Estates man released from Iranian prison, but war clouds return home
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (420+ words) An Iranian-American man from Great Neck Estates has been released from a squalid Iranian prison, but it is unclear when he can return home amid the escalating 6-month-old Iran war, officials said. Kamran Hekmati, a 71-year-old Iranian-born jeweler and member…...
Rep. Suozzi kicks off re-election bid with bipartisan support from mayors
5+ day, 8+ hour ago (313+ words) U.S. Rep. Tom Suozzi, the Democratic nominee running for re-election in New York’s Third Congressional District, officially kicked off his campaign with support from over a dozen local mayors and unveiled a five-point “American Affordability Plan” aimed at the forces squeezing…...
9/11 Memorial Bridge carries memories 25 years later
5+ day, 10+ hour ago (569+ words) Most days, there is little to suggest that this quiet bridge was once the center of a community’s grief. The 9/11 Memorial Bridge stretches over Great Neck’s Udalls Mill Pond, offering views of the historic grist mill, well-kept homes along the…...
Going Places: Gateway Arch National Park is a Surprising and Relevant Monument to USA’s Western Expansion
6+ day, 2+ hour ago (893+ words) I must have spent about two hours in St. Louis’ Old Courthouse before exiting out the riverfront door to continue on to the Gateway Arch, stopping to take in the inspiring statue of Dred and Harriet Scott. The riverfront Gateway…...
Smithtown Kia technician workers vote to unionize despite thousands spent on alleged union-busting campaign
6+ day, 9+ hour ago (537+ words) Technicians at Smithtown Kia voted 8-1 on July 13 to join United Auto Workers Local 259 after union organizers said management responded by hiring two outside labor consultants at an estimated cost of about a year’s salary for one of the employees. The…...
The diversity of villages and how history can shed light on the present
1+ week, 4+ day ago (255+ words) Tenth and last in a series. A major theme of this article series has been that villages are incredibly diverse, and I wanted to end with a look at how disparate Long Island’s 96 villages are and why that might be....
Great Neck Village Mayor addresses stabbing, residents raise building concerns
1+ week, 4+ day ago (561+ words) Village of Great Neck Mayor Pedram Bral opened Tuesday, Sept. 1 night’s board of trustees meeting by addressing the recent stabbing on Florence Avenue, urging residents to speak up when they see signs of mental health struggles or potential violence. Eric…...