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MTA will risk much if it cuts service and hikes fares
Pat Foye, chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, has said that service on the Long Island Rail Road and Metro North could be reduced by as much as 50 percent — and bus and subway service by 40 percent — in the coming months if . . . more
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A safe return to class should be the goal
Anyone who knows me knows that from the start, I have not been a fan of the current administration in Washington, D.C. So I’m more than a little surprised to find myself agreeing with President Trump . . . more
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World War II veteran Eddie Rosenblum was recently honored by Nassau County Executive Laura Curran on his 100th birthday.
West Hempstead World War II veteran reflects on years of service
West Hempstead Army veteran Eddie Rosenblum was just a teenager when he watched Adolf Hitler march down the streets of his hometown, Vienna, Austria, in 1938. He also witnessed the carnage of … more
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A map, posted on the National Weather Service website Monday morning, showing the potential for flash flooding throughout the Northeast during Tropical Storm Isaias.
Long Beach awaits a date with Tropical Storm Isaias
City of Long Beach officials said beaches will be closed Tuesday, drains are being emptied of excess water, dunes are being fortified, the regular Tuesday night meeting of the City Council … more
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Malverne Mel told Mayor Keith Corbett, right, that there will be six more weeks of winter during this year's Groundhog Day celebration.
Malverne Mel predicts six more weeks of winter
With cloudy skies and the temperature in the mid-30s, Malverne Mel made his annual prognostication on Groundhog Day at Crossroads Farm. This year, Malverne Mel saw his shadow, which means he … more
‘Ad Astra,’ an object lesson for us all
I’m sorry I missed writer-director James Gray’s sweeping sci-fi thriller “Ad Astra” — Latin for “To the Stars” — when it was in theaters last fall. I finally caught it over the holidays . . . more
Hatred has no place on L.I. in 2020
New York saw a spike in hate crimes directed at the Jewish community toward the end of 2019 — during Hanukkah, of all times. It was particularly disturbing . . . more
Cary Hoffman sings the great Sinatra classics and uses these songs to tell the story of how Ol’ Blue Eyes influenced his life in this poignant tribute.
'Tis the season
The stage is set to say farewell to another year. more
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Multifamily living surely has a future on Long Island
We don’t have to look far to find outstanding examples of multifamily design. Some of the most well-known and striking architecture in the metropolitan area . . . more
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Payout scandal raises serious questions
A disturbing pattern of behavior has been passed down from one city administration to the next in Long Beach since at least the mid-1990s. And in the thick of it all is our current Nassau County comptroller, Democrat Jack Schnirman. more
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