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During this season of holidays and thanksgiving, it seems that gratitude is a most logical place to begin. To the residents of Nassau County’s Legislative District 6, thank you from the bottom of my heart for once again putting your trust in me to represent you.
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By Debra Mulé
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12/31/25
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Before the flu bug bites, getting the shot — available at doctors’ offices, pharmacies and urgent care centers — can help ensure that this winter is defined by prevention rather than crisis.
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12/31/25
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When Trump took the oath of office last January, I wondered whether he was aware of the many opportunities a president has to create a lasting, positive legacy. Now that he has been in office for a year, I’m taking a look back at his actions, which I will try to keep as fair and balanced as possible, considering that I’m a Democrat.
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By Jerry Kremer
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12/31/25
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America’s history is a proud one. It’s my hope that 2026 will see the rekindling and strengthening of the flame of freedom that has burned so brightly since 1776, and the love of liberty that has fueled it. Happy New Year!
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By Peter King
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12/31/25
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Whether through initiatives that relate to social and emotional health or coursework and curricula, Long Beach schools are always looking for ways to improve our students’ experiences, and to make learning engaging and relevant. At this time of year, “light” is often a metaphor for the hope the holiday season brings across religions and cultures.
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By Jennifer Gallagher
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12/18/25
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Franklin Square has a long history of community partnerships that enrich the lives of our students, and our relationship with the Cradle of Aviation is one of the most meaningful. As the district’s representative on the museum’s board, I see firsthand how this collaboration brings learning to life in ways that extend beyond the classroom.
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By Jared T. Bloom
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12/17/25
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A s the holiday season reaches its peak, reminders of generosity surround us. Yet beneath the glow of holiday lights lies a reality we cannot overlook: The needs our neighbors face do not disappear …
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12/17/25
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The complexity of the work of educators not only clearly falls within this definition, but also sets the standard. But because our work is often not fully understood, is tremendously diverse and involves children, it is often not seen as professional work. I would argue that the past few years provide ample evidence that education is in fact a profession, and that it should be considered as such is for the benefit of all.
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By Christopher R. Zublionis
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12/17/25
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Artificial Intelligence is here. The real responsibility lies in how wisely, ethically and collaboratively we choose to use it. In that responsibility, Valley Stream 24 stands ready to lead.
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By Unal Karakas
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12/17/25
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Will the Trump administration, with its call to “Drill, baby, drill,” include, once again, waters off Long Island and the Atlantic coast?
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By Karl Grossman
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12/17/25
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