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Since the horrific Hamas massacre of Israeli civilians on Oct. 7, antisemitism has skyrocketed in the United States and around the world. more

By Andrew R. Garbarino | 12/21/23

Congestion pricing isn’t really about congestion

A pervasive feeling of disappointment swept Long Island two weeks ago, after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority board formally voted to roll out congestion pricing in New York City. more

By Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick | 12/21/23

Understanding trauma from the horrors of Oct. 7

Sadly, Jews have had their own relationship with trauma. From the pogroms to the Holocaust, this trauma has left a long-lasting effect on the Jewish people. more

By Shai Beloosesky | 12/21/23

Three college heads who lacked street smarts

Many of us have seen the congressional sound bites. MAGA superstar Elise Stefanik, of New York’s 21st District, made mincemeat out of prestige college Presidents Claudine Gay of Harvard . . . more

By Alan J. Singer | 12/21/23

Hydrogen: a clean, secure future for New York

On Dec. 13, the Long Island Power Authority board voted yet again to approve a raise in electric rates, this time over 11 percent for next year. Long Islanders have little choice but to absorb these price increases, as they have before. more

By Jake Blumencranz | 12/21/23

The power of the vote is the power of the people

As the assemblywoman representing District 18, I recognize that the foundation of a thriving democracy is the active participation of its citizens. more

By Taylor Darling | 12/21/23

Patrick Vulpi is battling a rare and aggressive form of ALS. Salisbury residents are doing their part to give back to his family, including his wife Michele, and daughter, Emma, who’ve long been integral parts of the greater-East Meadow community.

In Salisbury, Breakfast with Santa to benefit Vulpi family

The Vulpis, who have long been part of the East Meadow and Salisbury communities, are in need of some help this holiday season. Patrick Vulpi, 48, is battling a rare and aggressive form of ALS. more

By Jordan Vallone | 12/15/23

The Christmas tree was lit last week, in a ceremony that was full of holiday cheer.

At tree lighting, holiday cheer is abundant in East Meadow

East Meadow community organizations officially kicked off the holiday season on Dec. 7 at an annual tree lighting ceremony. more

By Jordan Vallone | 12/15/23

What’s new in East Meadow’s schools?

In the newsletter Steps to Learning for the fall of 2023, the East Meadow School District revealed that there were big changes implemented to both the elementary and middle schools throughout the district. more

By Mason Lauron | 12/15/23

Kathy Trunk is one of several artists displaying work for the month of December as part of the East Meadow Public Library’s annual invitational art show that kicked off last weekend.

East Meadow library displays local artwork

From portraits to waterfalls, artists gathered at the East Meadow Public Library on Dec. 10 to showcase their talents. The artists were welcomed for the annual Invitational Art Show held at the library every December. With many pieces for sale, the show boasts being the perfect opportunity for holiday gift giving — each piece one of a kind. more

By Rachele Terranova | 12/15/23

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