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Jennifer Fauci April 20, 2018
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Anton Aces New York Press Association (NYPA) Better Newspaper Awards
Anton Media Staff April 19, 2018
Anton Media Group took home eight prestigious awards from the New York Press Association (NYPA) Better Newspaper Contest in Albany on
American In Every Way Except On Paper
Andrew Malekoff April 19, 2018
Imagine being American in every way except on paper and knowing that if you are the victim of violent crime, you
Dare To Be Different Documentary Hails WLIR’s Radio Revolution
Dave Gil de Rubio April 19, 2018
Guglielmo Marconi may have started working on the idea of building a commercial wireless telegraphy system in 1894, but when WLIR
Keeping It Real With Brandi Carlile
Dave Gil de Rubio April 19, 2018
In a day and age when artists spawned by YouTube and reality show competitions are here today and gone tomorrow, Brandi
Earth Day Celebrations At The Long Island Children’s Museum
Anton Media Staff April 18, 2018
The Long Island Children’s Museum is inspiring its young visitors to take care of Mother Nature as they try their
Robert Creighton Goes From A Toe-Tapping Cagney To A Disney Duke
Dave Gil de Rubio April 18, 2018
How did you get involved with Frozen? In December 2016, I auditioned for the role of The Duke of Weselton for
Frozen Sparkles On Broadway
Jennifer Fauci April 18, 2018
“Standing frozen in the life I’ve chosen,” may be among the lyrics in the iconic song “Let It Go,” but Frozen
Broadway Stars Perform Benefit Concert For Parkland, Florida
Anton Media Staff April 17, 2018
Following the tragic events that took place at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Feb. 14, the Broadway community united with
Anton Is Proud To Announce Two New Weekly Newspapers
Anton Media Staff April 17, 2018
Welcome to the family! Anton Media Group is proud to announce the addition of two new newspapers to our roster of
Disclosing The Autism Diagnosis
Alison Gilbert April 15, 2018
Should parents of children with autism tell their child about their disability? If so, when is the appropriate time? The issue
Best Equestrians In The World Square Off At Longines Masters
Anton Media Staff April 14, 2018
When the Longines Masters comes to the coliseum later this month, one event in particular is shaping up to be a
Jazz Age Exhibition Comes To Nassau County Museum Of Art
Jennifer Fauci April 13, 2018
“This show here is everything I’ve got in my heart and in my head,” beamed Nassau County Museum director Charles Riley,
Hash House Speak
Steve Mosco April 13, 2018
Diners are more than just a place to grab a quick bite to eat—these establishments exude Americana, in the food as
Diner Drinks Decoded: A Beginner’s Guide to Vintage Cocktails
Steve Mosco April 12, 2018
In the same way a diner’s varied and extensive menu means that eaters can order any dish they want at any
Thank Heaven For The Kids
Jerry Kremer April 12, 2018
Our country has gotten so accustomed to public demonstrations for or against some issue, that regrettably many of those events come
Diner Scenes: A Cinematic Staple
Joseph Catrone April 12, 2018
There’s a universal appeal to diners—and the modest yet satisfying cuisine they cook up—that never fails to drag in hungry, weary
Classic Diner Best Bets
Steve Mosco April 11, 2018
A good neighborhood diner should be ready to prepare any food at any given time. From jalapeño poppers to broiled fillet
John Parasco: About The Artist
Anton Media Staff April 11, 2018
John Parasco lives in Manhasset and is a member of the Manhasset Art Association. The cover art, his painting titled “Early
The Greasiest Spoon Of Them All
Betsy Abraham April 11, 2018
The Laurel Diner is a Long Island mainstay Nassau County boasts more than 45 diners, but when it comes to the
