Let the Nassau executive run the schools

Newsday - Fri Nov 06

What a crazy election! I am trying to understand what happened and learn from it.

Pregnant women line up for free H1N1 vaccine

Newsday.com - Fri Nov 06

Pregnant women are at an especially high risk of complications if they get swine flu.

Airplane Part Plummets Onto Long Island Lawn

CW11 New York WPIX-TV - Fri Nov 06

A Roosevelt family received quite the surprise Thursday evening when they discovered a part of a commercial airplane on their lawn.

Nassau Democrats jockey for minority leader's job

Newsday - Thu Nov 05

Nassau Democratic chairman Jay Jacobs has asked the party's county lawmakers to meet, perhaps as early as Saturday, to reorganize following Tuesdays' drubbing at the polls.

Suspect said 'God made me hate gay people'

Newsday.com - Thu Nov 05

One of the assailants has been charged with hate crimes, police said. Robert Bellamy Jr., 23, was charged with robbery and assault.

Nassau Vote Too Close to Call for Suozzi or Mangano

New York Times - Thu Nov 05

Three days after the too-close-to-call election for Nassau County executive, at least one thing is clear: Officials will have to wait at least until Wednesday to decide the showdown between Thomas R. Suozzi , the Democratic incumbent, and his little-known Republican challenger, Edward P. Mangano, a county legislator.

Taxpayer rage buoys Mangano, hurts Suozzi

Newsday.com - Wed Nov 04

Ed Mangano sits in his campaign headquarters in Hicksville as the race for Nassau County Executive is still to close to call on Wednesday.

Nassau's no stranger to late election result changes

Newsday - Wed Nov 04

Elections officials say the reasons are geographic, not political. But Suozzi's Republican challenger, Edward Mangano, who had been running ahead of the incumbent county executive until those polls came in, is asking his party and the police to keep a close watch on the recount.

Challenger hopeful in close Nassau comptroller race

Newsday - Wed Nov 04

"I'm a little cautious," Maragos said, the day after vote tallies showed him with 576 more votes than the incumbent, Howard Weitzman .

DA Rice's win a lonely victory for Nassau Dems

Newsday - Wed Nov 04

Bucking a trend of local Democratic defeats, incumbent Nassau District Attorney Kathleen Rice Tuesday night racked up a resounding re-election victory over former prosecutor and Republican challenger Joy Watson.