LI Quality of Life Survey forum: Join Newsday editors, reporters at the Farmingdale Library
The Newsday/Siena LI Quality of Life poll revealed LIers love living here but are concerned about affordability and opportunity. Credit: Newsday / John Keating
Join Newsday reporters, editors and the director of the Siena Research Institute for a live event at the Farmingdale Library Wednesday, Nov. 12, to discuss a survey analyzing quality of life concerns on Long Island and answer questions about living here.
The exclusive Newsday-Siena Quality of Life survey, taken this year, found three-quarters of Long Islanders rated living here highly, but many expressed concerns over cost of living, opportunity and the ability to age on Long Island. Newsday published multiple articles exploring the survey's findings.
The event, at 116 Merritts Rd. at 7 p.m., will feature NewsdayTV’s Macy Egeland, Newsday business reporter Brianne Ledda, Newsday senior assistant managing editor Ben Weller and Don Levy, director of the Siena Research Institute.
The panel will be available to discuss questions and comments on the challenges of living on Long Island. Other Newsday reporters and editors will be also be on hand.
To reserve your free seat, visit newsday.com/forum.
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