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There is just no need for speed
It feels like so many drivers are in a constant rush these days, but that’s no excuse to ignore the posted speed limits. more
It’s time for our energy to go public
Most Long Islanders are rightly confused about who is responsible for our ever-rising electricity bills. We get our electric bills from PSEG, yet there's also the Long Island Power Authority, as well as National Grid. Who does what? more
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Nicolette Caposio and her mother Melissa Caposio working the Morton Civic Association table at the Holiday Tree Lighting Spectacular tree lighting event.
Merry and bright at the spectacular tree lighting
The Morton Civic Association hosted its Holiday Tree Lighting Spectacular event on Dec. 10 behind the Dogwood Shopping Center where dozens of Franklin Square community members came out to celebrate … more
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Governor Hochul’s timely arrival
As a former state official, I get many questions from readers, clients and friends about our political leaders. Lately, the most frequent one is, what do I think of Gov. Kathy Hochul? more
Take an active role against Covid by getting inoculated
There has been a fixation on comparison throughout the coronavirus pandemic. First came the comparison of cases, the seismic shock of northern Italian coronavirus news . . . more
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The streetlights on Bauer Court in Elmont had been out since December.
Town vows streetlight repairs in Elmont following months of darkness
After three months of living in near-total darkness at night, Elmont residents on Bauer Court will finally have their streetlights repaired by the end of the week, town officials vowed to the … more
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What’s a fad, and what will last?
Q. We were thinking about adding systems to our house for security, temperature control, sprinklers and lighting. Our grandson has it, and installed it himself. What we’re wondering is . . . more
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Mama Soup owner and Franklin Square resident Megan Kleven delivered 80 meals to the Fifth Precinct on May 8, thanks to the Lydia Drive light show for frontline workers.
Mama Soup keeps health care workers fed
After Hurricane Sandy devastated Long Island in 2012, Megan Kleven, owner of Mama Soup, decided to help feed those in need with her Hurricane SOUPER Relief Team. She kept the doors of the … more
Over 100 cars, and even a fire truck, drove through the music and light show on Lydia Drive last Saturday night, as neighbors made noise.
Franklin Square residents turn on the lights for essential workers
More than 100 cars made their way down Lydia Drive in Franklin Square last Saturday night to watch residents light up their homes and bang pots and pans for essential employees. The “Support … more
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Let undocumented immigrants drive legally
Gov. Andrew Cuomo recently signed the aptly named Green Light Law, which will allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses. This isn’t a new law. If anything, it takes New York back to the more trusting years before Sept. 11, 2001. more
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