Latke The Party Begin
Christy Hinko December 5, 2023
Potato latkes, a beloved dish in Jewish cuisine, have a rich history and cultural significance that spans centuries. The origins of
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Gerald Dickens Continues His Great-Great Grandfather’s Legacy
Jennifer Corr December 5, 2023
On Dec. 2, Gerald Dickens stopped at the Cinema Art Centre in Huntington on his tour performing one-man shows of his
There’s A Not-So-New Director In Town
Christy Hinko December 2, 2023
Art museum names Beth Horn to lead charge Beth Horn’s professional career and volunteer service focus on enriching people’s lives through
Explore Winter Holidays
Amanda Olsen December 1, 2023
Hanukkah Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, is celebrated around the world today. But the inspiration for the holiday dates back
A Day In The Life Of A Radio City Rockette
Jennifer Corr December 1, 2023
Courtney File first saw the Christmas Spectacular, Starring the Radio City Rockettes, when she was six years old. From there, it
Darlene Love’s Fave Vocalists
Dave Gil de Rubio November 28, 2023
A true national treasure, Darlene Love’s career has taken her from being one of the late Phil Spector’s go-to studio weapons
Daughter Of Holocaust Survivors Shares Her Family Story In Documentary
Jennifer Corr November 22, 2023
What was originally supposed to be a movie meant to be kept in the family is now being shown in film
Iconic America: David Rubenstein and Ken Burns in Conversation
Long Island Weekly November 17, 2023
Join philanthropist and author David Rubenstein with Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns in conversation on how history and storytelling teach
Time Stands Still For Geddy Lee In New Memoir
Dave Gil de Rubio November 10, 2023
In his 2006 autobiography Let Me Finish, storied baseball writer Roger Angell wrote, “Life is tough and brimming with loss, and
Ian Anderson’s Fave Small Cats
Dave Gil de Rubio October 31, 2023
While Anderson’s most known for singing and serenading fans with his flute playing as a member of Jethro Tull, he’s also
Jethro Tull: Far From Living In The Past
Dave Gil de Rubio October 31, 2023
Ian Anderson could have been a cop. Or a member of the Third Estate. This is what the erudite Scotsman would
Lichens: Your Tree Is Not Rotted
Christy Hinko October 24, 2023
Once upon a time, my street used to be loaded with towering, shade-providing tall trees. It was a gorgeous tree-lined street,
Syosset: Meet Your Mailman
Christy Hinko October 24, 2023
The history of the mailman can be traced back to ancient civilizations, such as Egypt and Persia, where dedicated messengers were
Guardian Angels CEO Weighs In On Migrants At Creedmoor
Christy Hinko October 24, 2023
If you are following New York City’s tent city solution to the growing migrant population at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center on Winchester
Sunrise 2.0 On The Horizon
Dave Gil de Rubio October 21, 2023
Just over a year ago, I reported on the history and future plans of Sunrise Mall in Massapequa. At the time,
Temple Judea Welcomes New Executive Director
Christy Hinko October 20, 2023
The board of trustees at Temple Judea in Manhasset has announced the appointment of Steven Goldberg to serve as its executive
It Ain’t Just The Pizza
Christy Hinko October 20, 2023
The walls of Pacific Street Pizza are lined with the family’s history, from where the late Attilio Renny grew up and
State, Local Pols Denounce Attack On Israel
Joe Scotchie October 13, 2023
The Sid Jacobson JCC in East Hills was the venue of a rally both denouncing the Oct. 7 terrorist attack by
EXCLUSIVE: Great Neck Ex-pat’s Personal Journal Of Attack On Israel
Christy Hinko October 12, 2023
By Diana Bletter I am a writer but it’s hard for me to put together one coherent sentence to explain what
Daphne Rubin-Vega’s Fave Latina Influences
Dave Gil de Rubio October 6, 2023
When Daphne Rubin-Vega was nine, the aspiring performer saw an ad in Backstage magazine looking for actors to audition for roles
