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Op-Ed: Our Commitment to the Classroom - The Wave (opens the original)
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The future of our country begins in the classroom. But what does this future look like when performance is declining? As a father, I understand the importance of access to education for all students across all levels – pushing schools, teachers, and students to a high standard, from learning letters to university acceptances. In New York City, our students can accomplish it, but they need the resources and support to do so. In turn, positive educational progress requires elected officials to pro
Putting Patients Over Politics - The Wave (opens the original)
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My mother was a nurse, and one of the greatest lessons she taught me was that every person, regardless of age, physical ability, or mental ability, is deserving of respect, dignity, and compassionate care. Unfortunately, the Governor’s meddling in the state’s healthcare system has left both caregivers and the people they care for, some of the most vulnerable members of our society, behind. That principle is at the heart of the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), a Medicaid pro
All Aboard for QueensLink - The Wave (opens the original)
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South Queens has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve our public transit; we just need the political leadership who are willing to push for it. The Rockaway Beach Branch is an abandoned railroad line that runs from Rego Park to Ozone Park. Once part of the Long Island Rail Road’s route to the Rockaways, it was abandoned in 1962 after the southern section was converted into today’s A subway line. Despite decades of proposals to restore service, the corridor remains abandoned but largely in
The Majority Myth - The Wave (opens the original)
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Last week, NYS Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato wrote an opinion piece advocating for another decade of one-party rule in Albany and stating that voters should vote Democrat because Democrats are currently in the majority in the state legislature. While I don’t disagree with the assemblywoman’s arithmetic, I think this argument does a disservice to voters and doesn’t convey the full reality of Albany politics. Firstly, the assemblywoman claims that since Republicans aren’t “in the room” where
Talk is Cheap, Our Electric Bills Aren’t - The Wave (opens the original)
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Over the July 4th weekend, Con Edison intentionally shut off power to parts of Howard Beach, Ozone Park, and Richmond Hill, leaving more than 10,000 residents without electricity. The shutoff was meant to prevent more widespread outages, but the obvious question is: why weren’t these neighborhoods notified in advance that they were scheduled to lose power? While Con Edison distributed dry ice to help preserve food, dry ice doesn’t power oxygen concentrators, CPAP machines, refrigerated medicatio
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