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Hempstead Town could have locked in lower energy prices
In 2019, when I was Hempstead town supervisor, I spearheaded an energy program that today would be collectively saving town residents millions of dollars on their energy bills. more
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Gubernatorial hopeful Tom Suozzi (D) speaks in opposition to legislation intended to phase out natural gas heating in New York state starting by the end of next year.
L.I. contractors group opposes all-electric bill
A seismic shift in construction could be on the horizon for contractors throughout New York if state lawmakers pass the so-called “all-electric building” acts. And that has the attention of local plumbing and heating professionals, who could be forced to work without gas as early as 2024. More than a hundred of them crowded into the conference room of the Holiday Inn in Plainview last week to share their concerns with the Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Contractors of Long Island. more
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Bert does her own freelance work and works at the photography studio Storybook Experiences in Rockville Centre.
Photographer’s passion began at Oceanside High School
Caroline Bert, of Island Park, discovered her passion for photography as a student at Ocean-side High School, from which she graduated in 2012. Her work has been on display at several exhibits, … more
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Long Islanders have been mugged by progressives
While the state’s election districts were recently redrawn — gerrymandered — by a progressive-Democratic majority in the State Legislature for the purpose of favoring their party, gerrymandering is not a particularly new political weapon. more
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State Sen. Todd Kaminsky won't seek re-election. The second Long Island Democrat to bow out in two days.
Kaminsky won’t run for re-election
State Sen. Todd Kaminsky, a veteran South Shore Democrat, announced Wednesday morning he will not seek re-election this fall. more
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OHS, social studies teacher, Talia Madden recently published her first Children’s Book
Oceanside teacher publishes children’s book
An Oceanside High School teacher has made her way into the publishing world. Talia Madden, 34, recently published a children’s book, titled “The Colors They Shared.” “I started writing as … more
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Fifteen-year-old Ariella Rukhlin is making her way into the podcast world.
Oceanside student’s podcast ‘questions the world’
An Oceanside student has taken a passion project to a whole new level. Fifteen-year-old Ariella Rukhlin began a podcast last spring with the goal to tackle some of life’s most interesting … 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
N.Y. reaps benefits of federal infrastructure bill
Speaking last Friday in Woodbury before the Long Island Association, Gov. Kathy Hochul devoted much of her speech, delivered with characteristically biting humor . . . more
Washington must act to protect affordable care
We’re about to lose one of the most significant advances in health care made over the past decade, unless Congress takes immediate action. more
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