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We urge the Rockville Centre school board not to eliminate the video recording of any of its meetings or work sessions.
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11/11/21
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Four years ago, as the race for Nassau County executive between then Legislator Laura Curran, a Democrat, and then State Sen. Jack Martins, a Republican, was heating up . . .
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11/4/21
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In the race between incumbent Dorothy Goosby and challenger James Lamarre, the choice to re-elect Goosby comes almost as a default, because Lamarre has been a ghost throughout this race.
Goosby …
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10/28/21
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In the race between incumbent Debra Mulé and challenger Brian McEvoy, the choice to re-elect Mulé comes down to experience in the highly political arena that is the Nassau County …
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10/28/21
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In the race to fill Nassau County Comptroller Jack Schnirman’s post between Democrat Ryan Cronin and Republican Elaine Phillips, our choice to support Cronin boils down to his holistic plan to …
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10/28/21
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Carrié Solages’s five terms in office have molded him into a seasoned legislator, one with a keen grasp of the issues facing his district. During a make-or-break term when Covid-19 …
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10/28/21
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Incumbent Nassau County Legislator Delia DeRiggi-Whitton, a Democrat from Glen Cove is seeking a reelection for the office she’s held since 2012. Challenger Meagan McCarty, a Republican from Port Washington, is seeking a first term in the Nov. 2 election. The Herald asked the candidates questions focused on vital issues and what makes them qualified for the position.
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By Jill Nossa
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10/28/21
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Since 2012, Delia DeRiggi-Whitton has actively taken on causes in Nassau County’s 11th Legislative District, and has made important changes.
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By Herald Staff
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10/28/21
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After finding ways to cut expenses and raise new sources of revenue, Tim Tenke deserves to be re-elected for two more years as mayor of Glen Cove.
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By Herald Staff
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10/28/21
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After slashing the Town of Hempstead supervisor’s budget in half, proposing tax freezes or tax cuts each year in office and spending tens of millions of dollars to repair town roads and parks, Don Clavin deserves to be re-elected to two more years as town supervisor.
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10/28/21
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