Here is a select list of events happening in the Long Island Weekly coverage area. Wednesday, July 28 What the Ambassador Saw Dr. Thorin Tritter, the museum and programming director at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, will discuss the diary...

Is there something keeping you from achieving the tan you want this summer? Perhaps it’s the pesky rainy weather, or too much time in the office and not enough time outside. If you nodded your head to the above—then read on....

First impressions go a long way. From the moment you pass through the threshold at one of the newer dining experiences at Roosevelt Field Mall, the relaxed ambience of Osteria Morini feels rustic, casual and friendly, which is exactly what the...

“Tim, your vodka is quite possibly a felony,” a close friend and Sea Cliff native said to Tim Kelly five years ago after tasting his surprisingly delicious recipe for a sugarcane based spirit. In the early days of his pursuit, he was...

What does an extremely accomplished scientist, cardiologist and inventor do when he wants to indulge his passion for art, jazz and writing? If you’re Dr. Todd Cohen, you jump off from penning medical articles and books and dive head-long into taking...

Here is a selection of happenings in the Long Island Weekly coverage area. Tuesday, July 20 Launch Flight Watch Party Blue Origin will fly its 16th New Shephard flight to space and its first with astronauts on board, including Amazon founder and former CEO...

Even tropical storms can wreak havoc The two most destructive weather events in recent history on Long Island weren’t even hurricanes. Sandy (2012) and Isaias (2020) were downgraded to tropical storms by the time they swept over our area, having lost the...

By Harriet Meyers Dog parks are fenced-in, outdoor grounds designated for off-leash dog play. There are many variations, some safer and more pleasurable than others for your dog. Also, like any other social activity, it’s important for dog owners to know basic...