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The State of the Union: improving
The president’s State of the Union address gave a good picture of the nation’s economy and the positive direction America is heading. And it offered hope that some of the more contentious issues we face might finally be addressed. more
Vote ‘yes’ on a constitutional convention
On Nov. 7, New York voters will decide whether a state constitutional convention should be held. By law, every 20 years . . . more
Let’s not mess with the state Constitution
Every Election Day is important, and Nov. 7 is no different. There aren’t a lot of high-profile contests, but voters will still be choosing village mayors and town and county officials. more
New York’s Family Leave Act could use tweaking
New York’s Family Leave Act will take effect Jan. 1, giving employees one of the strongest family leave laws in the nation. That’s a good thing. All New Yorkers who work 20 hours or more . . . more
It’s time to get real about Russia
Given all the controversy about Russia today, maybe it’s time for a reality check. more
Schools are closed or delayed in Franklin Square and Elmont
As people dig out the snow after Thursday's storm, schools are closed or on delayed openings on Friday. Elmont Union Free School District is closed. Franklin Square Union Free School District … more
Here at the corner of Cedarlawn Boulevard and Franklin Avenue in Franklin Square, people struggled to move around due to the ice and snow during this Feb. 9 storm.
Staying safe during the storm
Elmont, Franklin Square and Sewanhaka Schools are all closed on Feb. 9 due to inclement weather conditions, as the National Weather Service has upgraded its forecast for Long Island to Blizzard Warning. more
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Thoughts from abroad: a brave new world?
It took 240 years, but it went around and now it’s come around. Britain has declared its independence from the European Union, deciding to go it alone. In the same way that our cheeky American Colonies . . . more
The ‘Brexit’ vote was a clear response to immigration
Not long after Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 23, other European countries called for independence votes to decide their fate in the E.U. One of the main sticking points . . . more
Striking Verizon workers were in Malverne recently, picketing in front of a home being serviced by non-union workers on Morris Avenue West. From left were Ken Lerner of Coram, Edward LaChappelle of West Hempstead, Carlos Oscolava of Massapequa and a worker who declined to be identified.
Workers taking it to the streets
Is your Verizon service acting up? Perhaps your Internet connection is slow, or you hear crackling on your phone line? When you call for service, you may get more than just a technician visiting your home. more
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