DiscoverNYC NOWMorning Headlines: Nassau Republicans Say Anti-Mamdani Message Drove Election Wins, City May Rehire Workers Fired Over Vaccine Mandate, and Book Sale at Surrogate’s Courthouse
Morning Headlines: Nassau Republicans Say Anti-Mamdani Message Drove Election Wins, City May Rehire Workers Fired Over Vaccine Mandate, and Book Sale at Surrogate’s Courthouse

Morning Headlines: Nassau Republicans Say Anti-Mamdani Message Drove Election Wins, City May Rehire Workers Fired Over Vaccine Mandate, and Book Sale at Surrogate’s Courthouse

Update: 2025-11-06
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Nassau County Republicans are celebrating after County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s 10 point reelection. Party Chair Joe Cairo says Cairo says Mamdani’s success gave his suburban candidates something to run against. Meanwhile, nearly 3,000 former city workers fired over the COVID vaccine mandate could soon return to work. Mayor Adams says the city will open a reinstatement window for those employees. Plus, the city’s Department of Records is holding a book sale Friday and Saturday from 10 to 4 at the Surrogate’s Courthouse in Lower Manhattan.
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Morning Headlines: Nassau Republicans Say Anti-Mamdani Message Drove Election Wins, City May Rehire Workers Fired Over Vaccine Mandate, and Book Sale at Surrogate’s Courthouse

Morning Headlines: Nassau Republicans Say Anti-Mamdani Message Drove Election Wins, City May Rehire Workers Fired Over Vaccine Mandate, and Book Sale at Surrogate’s Courthouse

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