Moving The Chains On A Dream
Joseph Catrone August 17, 2017
In a sport that constantly rewards forward movement with a new set of chances, Mcgregory Frederique has come a long way.
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Blown Out Of The Water
Nicole Lockwood August 17, 2017
On the outskirts of the small Brookhaven village of Blue Point lies Blue Point Dock, a short pier where locals can
The College Pick’s Top College Picks
Chad Storlie August 17, 2017
College students are driven by many things: academics, career aspirations, advanced degrees and the opportunity to try something new. The challenge
Muppets And Company
Steve Mosco August 17, 2017
Jim Henson’s constant creativity began in the early 1950s and continued until his untimely death in 1990. The decades in between
What Community Means To Dar Williams
Dave Gil de Rubio August 16, 2017
This year is turning out to be quite a busy one for Dar Williams. She recently reunited with fellow singer-songwriters Richard
Viva La Vegan
Nicole Lockwood August 16, 2017
Veganism, a word once synonymous with outlandish hippie ideals, yoga retreats and meditation circles is beginning to proliferate everyday discourse, becoming
The Henson Connection
Steve Mosco August 16, 2017
“I’ve always tried to present a positive view of the world in my work. It’s so much easier to be negative
Millions Secured To Expand Apprenticeship Program
Anton Media Staff August 15, 2017
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that $4.2 million in federal funding is available to support the expansion of New York’s Apprenticeship Program.
Preventing Drug Use, Underage Drinking On Campuses
Anton Media Staff August 14, 2017
Governor Andrew Cuomo recently announced that $2.5 million has been awarded to 20 SUNY and CUNY Colleges in 17 counties across
Charles A. Riley II Named Director Of Nassau Art Museum
Anton Media Staff August 14, 2017
Angela Susan Anton, president of the board of trustees of Nassau County Museum of Art, announced that Charles A. Riley II,
Vinny Messana’s Second Chance In Baseball
Won Jung August 13, 2017
The start to Vinny Messana’s story is one that’s all too familiar. A baseball-loving kid grows up obsessing over America’s pastime.
Pynchon At 80: A Postmodernist’s Influence
Joe Scotchie August 12, 2017
You can’t really call Thomas Pynchon the Greta Garbo of American literature. There are actual photos of the reclusive screen star.
Lidia Bastianich To Appear At Italia Vera Festival At Coliseum Sept. 9
Anton Media Staff August 11, 2017
Italia Vera, the ultimate Italian lifestyle festival, will debut at NYCB LIVE, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, for one
Make A Healthier Pizza
Stefani Pappas Sassos August 11, 2017
Have you heard about cauliflower pizza? This grain-free alternative to regular pizza has recently gained popularity. It’s a gluten-free-friendly meal that
Peace, Love And Art At New Manes Center
Anton Media Staff August 10, 2017
Museum christens art education building The Nassau County Museum of Art recently opened The Manes Family Art & Education Center in an
Cinema Slices
Jennifer Fauci August 10, 2017
There aren’t many movies out there where pizza plays the starring role, but these flicks would be nothing without that saucy,
Visions Of Glamour And New York Debut At NCMA
Elizabeth Johnson August 10, 2017
Glamour is practically synonymous with New York City, and the Nassau County Museum of Art’s New York, New York and Glamour
The Life Of Pie
Christy Hinko August 10, 2017
Long Island’s oldest pizzerias For any business, or pizzeria for that matter, to stay open for 40, 60 or even for
Long Island Fair Now Accepting Entries For Competitive Exhibits
Anton Media Staff August 9, 2017
Entries for the competitive exhibits at the Long Island Fair are now being accepted. Artisans, craft-makers, botanists, gardeners and overall Long
Rich Robinson’s Nod To The Past That Is The Magpie Salute
Dave Gil de Rubio August 9, 2017
In the United Kingdom, magpies are a part of superstitious lore that says if a person spots these highly intelligent birds,
