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Comer Leads House GOP in Intensified Investigation of Biden Family Finances
Comer Leads House GOP in Intensified Investigation of Biden Family Finances
Release of Trump Case Documents by Judge Cannon: Could Weaken Smith's Case
Release of Trump Case Documents by Judge Cannon: Could Weaken Smith's Case
McCarthy Steps Down, Exposing Rifts in Republican Leadership and Governance Hurdles
McCarthy Steps Down, Exposing Rifts in Republican Leadership and Governance Hurdles
Supreme Court Case Puts Democrats' Tax Agenda at Risk
Supreme Court Case Puts Democrats' Tax Agenda at Risk
Broad Candidate Field Emerges for NY Congressional Seat Post-Santos Expulsion
Broad Candidate Field Emerges for NY Congressional Seat Post-Santos Expulsion
Stefanik's Viral Antisemitism Inquiry Shakes Academia
Stefanik's Viral Antisemitism Inquiry Shakes Academia
New York Sees Spike in Taxpayer Exodus, DiNapoli Reports
New York Sees Spike in Taxpayer Exodus, DiNapoli Reports
911 Service Restored in Suffolk: A Close Call with Crisis Averted
It has been a week since Suffolk County grappled with a 911 emergency system outage, which lasted over twelve hours and highlighted the importance of reliable communication in emergencies. As the community reflects on this incident, the focus has shifted to learning from this experience and bolstering system reliability.
Local Food Pantries Illuminate Holiday Season with Acts of Kindness
As the holiday season blankets Long Island in a warm, festive glow, an underlying issue often escapes the spotlight. Behind the picturesque landscapes and cozy neighborhoods, more than 200,000 Long Islanders, including nearly 70,000 children, wrestle with food insecurity. The struggle to put food on the table is a stark reality for many, but during these challenging times, the unsung heroes of local food pantries step up.
Brookhaven C.A.R.E.S. Forum Highlights Critical Housing Initiatives
Brookhaven Town Hall was the venue for Brookhaven C.A.R.E.S. Rental Housing Forum, an event highlighting its efforts to address the current affordable housing crisis. Deputy Commissioner of Housing and Community Development Marie M. Michel, alongside Diane Castro, Rental Subsidy Program Coordinator, spearheaded the forum to discuss key housing initiatives and programs. This gathering was particularly significant in highlighting the various housing assistance programs and their accessibility to residents of Brookhaven.
Israel Resumes Strategic Strikes in Gaza Post Truce Failure
Israel Resumes Strategic Strikes in Gaza Post Truce Failure
The Expulsion of Rep. George Santos: Unpacking GOP Divisions, Public Implications, and Congressional Precedent
The Expulsion of Rep. George Santos: Unpacking GOP Divisions, Public Implications, and Congressional Precedent
New York's Leadership Crisis: Dwindling Confidence in Adams and Hochul Revealed in Polls
New York's Leadership Crisis: Dwindling Confidence in Adams and Hochul Revealed in Polls
Comfort and Care: Brookhaven's Annual Pajama Drive Targets New Heights in Giving
With the holiday season approaching, the Town of Brookhaven is preparing for its beloved annual pajama drive, which embodies the spirit of community and giving. Town Clerk Kevin LaValle and EJ's PJs founder Patricia Poggi are at the helm of this year's drive, which aims to deliver warmth and comfort to children facing hardship by providing new pajamas.
Icy Waters, Warm Hearts: Polar Plunge Raises Over $100K for Special Olympics
In a display of community spirit and charitable giving, the Town of Brookhaven's 14th annual "Polar Plunge: Freezin' for a Reason" event, held at Cedar Beach in Mount Sinai on November 18, successfully raised $140,000 for Special Olympics New York. The event saw 650 participants, including residents and town employees, braving the icy waters of the Atlantic.
Defense Secretary's Kyiv Visit Amid GOP Concerns
Defense Secretary's Kyiv Visit Amid GOP Concerns
Gaza Hostage Exchange Executed Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Gaza Hostage Exchange Executed Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Court Clamps Down on Political Use of Voting Laws
Court Clamps Down on Political Use of Voting Laws
January 6 Footage Release Sparks Fresh Debate Ahead of Midterms
January 6 Footage Release Sparks Fresh Debate Ahead of Midterms
NYC Budget Cuts Triggered by Migrant Crisis, Mayor Adams Says
NYC Budget Cuts Triggered by Migrant Crisis, Mayor Adams Says
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Push on for Tier 6 Pension Reform
Fix Tier 6 is the rallying cry in Albany as Albany works through the legislative session.
Free Trees in the Town of Brookhaven
On Arbor Day (Friday, April 25), the Town of Brookhaven will hold its annual tree seedling, mulch, and compost giveaway in the South Parking Lot of Brookhaven Town Hall, located at 1 Independence Hill in Farmingville from 1:00-6:00 p.m.
Doctor sues New York homeowners' association for religious discrimination and harassment, seeks over $1 million in damages
A first responder and medical doctor is embroiled in a legal battle against his homeowners' association, alleging discrimination and harassment based on his religion.