# Mark Harrington

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In Pawn-Ellis Parker Butler

This book collects 11 humorous stories with the awkward and bumbling Bertie Wooster and his brilliant, behind-the-scenes valet, Jeeves. Young Bertie attempts to help his stumbling friends through life's difficulties, but inevitably needs the genius of Jeeves to see things through. Many of the chara…

Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town-Stephen Leacock

This book collects 11 humorous stories with the awkward and bumbling Bertie Wooster and his brilliant, behind-the-scenes valet, Jeeves. Young Bertie attempts to help his stumbling friends through life's difficulties, but inevitably needs the genius of Jeeves to see things through. Many of the chara…

Renewed call to overhaul outdated LIPA power plants amid potential deficiencies

Long Island Power Authority headed off a short-term power deficiency by retrofitting power plants and re-upping undersea cable contracts, but a longer-term deficiency looms, according to a recent state filing, leading some to intensify the call to overhaul Long Island’s biggest, oldest plants. In a…

The End Abortion Podcast: Mark Harrington on Abortion Ballot Initiatives: 9-27-2026

Just Ask Janet: Janet Morana welcomes Mark Harrington, president of Created Equal, for a discussion about abortion-related ballot initiatives, constitutional amendments, voter education, and how pro-life advocates are approaching these issues across the country. They also discuss communicating abou…

New York joins 15 other states in a lawsuit seeking to restore childhood vaccine schedule

New York joined 15 other states yesterday in a lawsuit seeking restoration of the childhood vaccine schedule rolled back by U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. John Asbury reports in NEWSDAY that the lawsuit — which names Kennedy and Dr. Erica Schwartz, the director of th…

Hochul currently holds 11-point lead over Blakeman, according to Marist poll

The home healthcare sector last year withheld more wages from employees than any other industry on Long Island, a Newsday analysis of state and federal labor investigations found. Nearly 40% of $3.9 million in wages deemed stolen by Nassau- and Suffolk-based employers came from home healthcare comp…

Hampton Jitney doubling down on green energy solar micro-grid

Four years ago, the Suffolk County Water Authority contacted several homeowners associations and condominium complexes to help them identify ways they could conserve water. Tracy Tullis reports in NEWSDAY that homeowners associations are classified as commercial customers, since the individual resi…

How To Be A Hermit, Or, A Bachelor Keeps House

LibriVox recording of How To Be A Hermit, Or, A Bachelor Keeps House by Will Cuppy. Read in English by Mark Harrington. American humorist Will Cuppy writes this humorous narrative of his living alone in a shack on Jones's Island, off Long Island, New York, in the 1920s.... This item belongs to: au…

Over 88,000 Long Islanders voted over the weekend

Typical natural gas customers on Long Island can expect only a marginal increase in their winter heating bills this year, but hundreds of thousands of fuel oil users are in for sticker shock, experts said yesterday. Mark Harrington reports in NEWSDAY that last month, National Grid, the region’s pri…

The Story of OMB Bank: An Interview With Mark Harrington

We’re joined by our first-ever guest on the podcast! Hear from OMB Bank Founder & President, Mark Harrington. Get the inside scoop on how he started the bank, and learn more about him and his story.