Rudy Malcom
Rudy Malcom is a reporter with Anton Media Group.
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Charity on Long Island
Project Nyame Nsa Rethinks Orphan Care In Ghana
Long Islanders travel to children’s village in Africa Twenty people from Shelter Rock Church—which has three locations across Nassau County—traveled to Ghana in West Africa this summer. For a week, they spent their mornings helping Ghanaian...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
One Name Wonder ALFIO Promises To Resonate With Landmark Concertgoers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DS-qS-sMp0 You’d probably think that a two-time Emmy nominee who goes by just his caps-locked first name—as if he were the likes of Beyoncé, but bolder somehow—would compulsively seek glory or attention. You might assume that...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
The Future Of Print: Old Dolphin Learns Newest Trick In The Bookstore
Despite the tides of modern times, Port Washington’s very own literary dolphin has managed to ride the waves of change. The Dolphin Bookshop and Café, founded in 1946, began as a small bookstore by the...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
How To Get Cheaper Tickets At Nassau County Movie Theaters
Movie theater attendance is dropping nationwide in part due to the rising popularity of video streaming services. Isn’t watching rom-coms on Netflix by yourself getting kind of sad, though? Yet simultaneously, you may be daunted...
Long Island News
The Battle For Health Benefits
Senate votes to extend 9/11 victim compensation fund; local survivor recounts On July 23, the Senate voted 97-2 to reauthorize a bill that funds virtually permanent healthcare for 9/11 rescue workers, many of whom live on...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
24th Annual Stony Brook Film Festival Returns To Staller Center
Look no further for your cinematic paradise. The Staller Center for the Arts will screen 36 new independent films from almost 20 different nations at the Stony Brook Film Festival between July 18 and July...
Long Island News
Long Island’s Water Problem: Part Three
How to rescue those drowning in chemicals In light of a recent report, this is the third of a three-part series on Long Island’s drinking water contamination. This section addresses how private citizens can protect themselves...
Healthy Living
Soak Up The Sun…Screen
Local physician offers summer health tips for your skin Summertime means barbecue parties in the backyard and picnics at the beach, swimming at the pool and strolling through the park. But with these seasonal pleasures come...
Nassau News
Long Island’s Water Problem: Part Two
Swimming in the crosscurrents of contamination In light of a recent report, this is the second of a three-part series on Long Island’s drinking water contamination. This section details public officials’ efforts to ensure Long Island’s...
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Vaccines are available for all of the following vaccine-preventable diseases (unless otherwise noted): • Anthrax • Cervical Cancer (Human Papillomavirus) • Diphtheria • Hepatitis A • Hepatitis B • Haemophilus influenzae type...
The Most Common Liver Disease
Non-alcoholic fatty liver (NAFLD) is the most common liver disease in the United States, affecting more than 60 million Americans. Previously thought to be...
Family & Children’s Association Seeking Ombudspersons
Helping Others Also Helps Yourself Family and Children’s Association is seeking volunteers for its long-standing Ombudservice Program, part of a statewide network of certified volunteers...
Supporting Autistic Children During A Pandemic
Social distancing does not have to mean a loss of social support.
Settling In, Chicken-Style
It’s a common refrain heard in classrooms and at dinner tables all across the country: “Why won’t you just sit still?” Sometimes, with kids who...