Friday, October 2, 2026
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Pundits like Carville are pushing Democrats to stick to variations on his message. Absent a 360-degree turnaround by the GOP in the next several months, Carville’s admonition about the economy could be the winning message for Democrats, and leave Republicans looking stupid.
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By Jerry Kremer
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12/10/25
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The conversations soon veered from specific races to the issue of the almost total disappearance of bipartisanship in today’s politics and government. Despite our varying political views and beliefs, we were in full agreement that needless partisanship and mindless rancor are weakening the nation’s fabric and threaten our future.
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By Peter King
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12/10/25
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Whether it’s supporting a veteran who has sacrificed for our freedoms, donating toys to bring a smile to a child’s face or giving the gift of life through a blood donation, our generosity can make a world of difference right here in our community.
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By Joseph Saladino
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12/3/25
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As your mayor, I hope you all consider me to be someone that you can approach as a friend and neighbor. It is through the support of all of our residents that I have been able to make the number of improvements to our parks and recreational facilities.
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By Pamela Panzenbeck
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12/3/25
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And to the state we say: Give us back our odd-year elections, along with frequent and fair elections, just like the Founding Fathers called for.
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By Steve Levy
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12/2/25
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There’s a highly threatening and new reality for hurricanes. Unusually, any hurricanes didn’t strike the East Coast of the United States this year.
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By Karl Grossman
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12/2/25
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I remain firmly convinced that, at this tumultuous and consequential moment in history, our voices are our power, and collectively we have tremendous strength. I’m grateful for the opportunity to walk alongside you in the fight for a better future in 2026 and the years to come.
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By Olena Nicks
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12/2/25
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Together we can ensure that our schools remain a beacon of excellence, places of opportunity, growth and pride for generations to come. The conversation starts now. Will you be part of it?
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By Dina M. Anzalone
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12/2/25
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I encourage you to think about ways to connect more, perhaps by joining a community organization, getting involved in a social group or taking up a hobby.
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By Jordan Pecora
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12/2/25
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Rising health care costs are at the top of the affordability crisis list, but addressing those costs is extraordinarily complex.
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By Tom Suozzi
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12/2/25
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