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Peter King: Joining the crowd that honored the Mets’ Howie Rose

Peter King

Recently I had the chance to attend a tribute to Howie Rose at CitiField, honoring his almost four decades as the iconic voice of the Mets. Rosemary and I have enjoyed a friendship with Rose and his wife, Barbara, over the years, and Howie invited us to the ceremony. Being a loving grandmother, Rosemary deferred to our grandson Jack, who’s a dedicated Mets — and Howie Rose — fan.

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Jerry Kremer: The Republicans keep dropping easy passes

Jerry Kremer

In football, if a receiver simply drops a pass, that’s an unforced error. In politics, it means a self-inflicted wound that could easily have been avoided. Come Nov. 3, I think those words will best define what will happen and why it will happen. While it’s true that the party in power tends to lose off-year elections, there have been too many unforced errors that will hurt the Republican Party.

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Michael Blitz: Done nothing wrong? That may not protect you.

Michael Blitz

But being innocent doesn’t prevent the government from suspecting you of wrongdoing, or even arresting you. The government may target people not because they have committed a crime, but to make examples of them, intimidate others, or silence those they regard as troublesome or subversive.

Wantagh voters to decide on $69.85M school bond in December

Wantagh school district voters will decide Dec. 1 whether to approve a $69.85 million bond for athletic facilities, universal pre-kindergarten classrooms, music spaces and auditorium renovations.
Families held up flowers, representing their connection to Alzheimer’s or other dementia diseases.

Nassau Walk to End Alzheimer’s raises more than $396,000

More than 1,200 people joined the Nassau Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Eisenhower Park on Oct. 4, raising more than $396,000 for Alzheimer’s Association research, care and support programs.

Seaford man arrested after police find 70 envelopes of suspected heroin on E-bike

A 47-year-old Seaford man was arrested after Nassau County police said he was found with 70 glassine envelopes containing a white powdery substance believed to be heroin while riding an E-bike.

Shop for local produce at free farmers market

The Town of Hempstead, in partnership with Long Island Cares and PSEG Long Island, will host a Farmers Market for seniors on Oct. 9 at the Sands at Lido Beach.

Seaford man arrested after police find 70 envelopes of suspected heroin on E-bike

A 47-year-old Seaford man was arrested after Nassau County police said he was found with 70 glassine envelopes containing a white powdery substance believed to be heroin while riding an E-bike on a sidewalk in Seaford.
Alex Diegnan was the top finisher from Wantagh and placed fourth overall.

Wantagh Warrior 9/11 Memorial 5K draws more than 700 runners

More than 700 runners took part in the third annual Wantagh Warrior 9/11 Memorial 5K on Sept. 20, raising money for 9/11 education initiatives and memorial efforts.

Congregation Beth Tikvah continues holiday traditions with music, community

Congregation Beth Tikvah in Wantagh continues its High Holy Days celebrations into Sukkot, bringing Cantor Sol Zim, congregants and young singers together through music and fellowship.

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