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If there were an official flower of Valentine's Day, it would without a doubt be the rose. Roses have long served as a symbol of love, dating back to Greek mythology, and here, thousands of years later, they are still a symbol without parallel in that department. “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet,” wrote William Shakespeare. But how long will that sweet smell, and those beautiful colors, last once you've put them in a vase on Valentine's Day?... Read More

Super Bowl Sunday is almost upon us. The Big Game means the biggest TV-watching day of the year, so as the pregame clock ticks counts down to the face-off between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI on February 13, the clock is also running out on making sure your at-home viewing experience is, well, super.... Read More

“Never leave that till tomorrow which you can do today,” said none other than Benjamin Franklin. The ever-eloquent man on the $100 bill may have been speaking to readers of Poor Richard’s Almanac or one of his many other publications, but he could have been speaking directly to homeowners in Nassau County this very day. We'll do you one better as Long Island HOME: The Podcast welcomes Property Tax Supervisor John P. Frascella of Maidenbaum Tax.... Read More