John Healey

UConn Grad, All Hands Volunteer

[Spectrum News NY1 @NY1]

The exhibit on three floors of the museum looks at the history of the U.S. team, from the early days to the 1994 team, which played well and sparked Major League Soccer, MLS, after the U.S. hosted in nine cities.

Read More: https://t.co/UPuVcMYJQD

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Career Fair at @StopandShop tomorrow, Saturday, July 11th at the Staten Island store on Hylan Boulevard in New Dorp from 10am-3pm. Check it out!

[Dr. Vin Gupta @VinGuptaMD]

Some conversations are worth revisiting—not because the science has changed, but because fewer families are hearing it clearly

As questions around newborn vitamin K have resurfaced, here’s what every parent should know about one of medicine’s most effective preventives

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Ellen Pratt has dedicated over 50 years to protecting S. I. parks and open spaces,making a real difference in our community. Now, after a fire severely damaged her home and she’s been displaced, she needs our support. Ellen faces many expenses to rebuild. https://t.co/nAQaGz3HS2

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@maximusbillz @NY1 These elected officials ran for office with this current salary structure. If the last raise was 2016, due to term limits, I assume most of these officials weren't even in office back then. I don't understand why they need such a significant raise now?

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@BenStiller I looked it up. On YouTube they have highlights and the Knicks won against a tough Pelicans team with a healthy Zion Williamson.

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@halladayfan32 @BenStiller I think it is the game vs the New Orleans Pelicans.

[Out of Context Human Race @NoContextHumans]

This July 4th clip will live on in infamy:

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@CityAndStateNY These elected officials ran for office with this current salary structure. If the last raise was 2016, due to term limits, I assume most of these officials weren't even in office. Why do they need such a significant raise?

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@NYDailyNews Are any events scheduled for public comments on this issue? This proposal is concerning since these elected officials accepted running for office with the current salary structure. If the last pay raise was in 2016, how many were in office anyway since there are term limits.

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Are any events scheduled for public comments on this issue? This proposal is concerning since these elected officials accepted running for office with the current salary structure. If the last pay raise was in 2016, how many were in office anyway since there are term limits.

[Spectrum News NY1 @NY1]

For the city’s elected officials — including the mayor, comptroller, City Council speaker and council members — salaries have remained flat for 10 years.

Now, the council is poised to enact pay raises of 18.2%, based on the recent recommendation of an independent panel.

Read more: https://t.co/lIzcyH1L2Y

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Are any events scheduled for public comments on this issue? This proposal is concerning since these elected officials accepted running for office with the current salary structure. If the last pay raise was in 2016, how many were in office anyway since there are term limits.

[Citizens Union @CitizensUnionNY]

Happening Live! Citizens Union Executive Director @gracerauh is testifying on proposed salary changes for NYC elected officials, and why public accountability has to be part of the conversation.

[Pat Kiernan @patkiernan]

I wanted to actually understand where the old Pfizer Building failed. After a couple of hours of matching photos and maps this is my understanding.

[PIX11 News @PIX11News]

The Department of Buildings and the FDNY are going “building-by-building” to assess whether evacuated buildings can be reopened for people to go back in, according to a city official.

Here are the latest updates: https://t.co/lgH632zEJl

[Ronan Farrow @RonanFarrow]

Studies now present a striking picture of what happens when private equity firms acquire hospitals and nursing homes: predictable increases in harm and deaths. One landmark study shows: patient deaths up about 11% after such acquisitions.

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Check out this series from @NY1 , @chelsea_j_katz interviews this local historian from Staten Island. She's also interviewed the historians from Brooklyn and Manhattan. Very interesting series. Staten Island and the American Revolution https://t.co/FLFEez4ysb

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

Enjoying the marketing of the sports but didn't enjoy the @StateFarm Customer Service when I just needed to confirm the State Farm address to send my auto insurance payment. The representative said he didn't have that information. How could that be the situation?

[State Farm @StateFarm]

From the dream to the stage.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“One of the most underrated skills you can learn is the ability to ignore your mood and stick with the plan.”

[John Healey @JHealeyJr]

@stuhorsman @Dylan_Burd @NBA Exactly. It was intentional on his part to keep his arm there.

[Dr. Arthur Brooks @arthurbrooks]

Men tend to get lonelier as they age.

One reason is that many of their friendships are built around shared interests rather than shared inner lives.

There's nothing wrong with golf, fantasy football, or talking about work. But if every conversation stays there, it's possible to spend years surrounded by people and still have nobody you can tell the truth to.

I've met countless successful men who can name dozens of colleagues and acquaintances but struggle to identify a single person they could call in a moment of real pain.

By middle age, many have become fluent in banter and almost illiterate in confession. The friendships that endure are often built through small acts of courage: asking the deeper question, giving the honest answer, and risking being known.

Loneliness rarely arrives all at once. It accumulates quietly, one surface-level conversation at a time.