DeSantis, Protesters Visit Garden City
Janet Burns April 11, 2023
On April 1, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke at an event in Garden City, bringing out supporters, critics, journalists, and Nassau
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In The Loop For Over 100 Years
Amanda Olsen April 10, 2023
Chances are the products of Wool Novelty Co. are familiar: a square metal loom and a bag of stretchy fabric loops
Dodgers Tried To Hide Clemente: They Couldn’t
Joe Scotchie April 7, 2023
Roberto Clemente was almost a Brooklyn Dodger. The man could have played in the same lineup as Duke Snider, Pee Wee
Bringing The New York City Jazz Scene To Long Island
Jennifer Corr April 6, 2023
Davide Cerreta to perform at Oulala Café & Lounge In his first time performing on Long Island, Davide Cerreta, a world
All Of Those Voices
Julie Prisco April 5, 2023
In late March, Louis Tomlinson’s documentary, All Of These Voices premiered and brought fangirls flocking to the theaters. Tomlinson is one
Fly Fishing: Fun, Not Fiddly
Amanda Olsen April 4, 2023
Casting lessons build confidence quickly It’s no surprise that saltwater fishing is productive and abundant on Long Island, since it is
Rick Wakeman’s Most Memorable Sessions
Dave Gil de Rubio April 3, 2023
When the term creatively restless is thrown around, it’s an embarrassing understatement when it’s applied to Rick Wakeman. Best known for
Got A Mystery Mutt? DNA Testing!
Lauren Feldman March 31, 2023
My family has always rescued dogs. From the time I was little, I can recall the click-clack of paws on our
Immigrant Stories: From Tokyo To Long Island, By Way Of Tattoo School
Amanda Olsen March 30, 2023
Growing up in Tokyo, Japan, Nasa Tsuchiya always loved to draw. As a child she had a strong interest in anime
Halloween In March
Jennifer Corr March 29, 2023
Halloween was about five months ago, but I still love anything spooky or creepy no matter what time of year. My
Cult-Classic “The Room” Celebrates 20 Years
Jennifer Corr March 28, 2023
The Room is known as the worse movie ever made, but many consider it the best. The plot follows a successful
Fifty Years Of The Cinema Arts Centre In Huntington
Jennifer Corr March 20, 2023
The Cinema Arts Centre is a place at 423 Park Ave. in Huntington where you can watch classic movies on the
How Music Saved Marcus King’s Psychological Well-Being
Dave Gil de Rubio March 3, 2023
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was once quoted as saying, “Music is the best consolation for a despaired man.” For Marcus
Long Island Startup Featured On Reality Show
Jennifer Corr February 27, 2023
Garrett Guttenberg and Eric Stroud started a company based in Long Beach called Seaview Adjusting Group, which helps home and business
How John Lodge Is Carrying On The Mantle Of The Moody Blues
Dave Gil de Rubio February 24, 2023
The Moody Blues may have hung up their rock and roll shoes in 2018 following the retirement of late founding member
Long Island- Based Film Focuses On Mental Health
Jennifer Corr February 15, 2023
Speak To Me, a movie filmed on Long Island and created by and starring Long Islanders, is premiering at Movieland Cinemas
Marine Mammals Of Long Island
Amanda Olsen February 13, 2023
One of the best things about living on Long Island is access to the water. The local beaches are among the
Comptroller: Flaws In Reassessment
Frank Rizzo February 10, 2023
Bad data, Nassau County Comptroller Elaine Phillips suggested, may have contributed to the county’s reassessment problems. Phillips related what her audit
Valentine’s Day Date Ideas
Jennifer Corr February 8, 2023
It’s almost the day of love, Valentine’s Day! It’s time to grab a card, some flowers, chocolate or whatever your significant
Spark Of Creativity
Jennifer Corr February 7, 2023
Expressing life with epilepsy through art According to the Epilepsy Foundation, epilepsy is defined as a brain condition that causes
