Gotham And The World Series
Joe Scotchie October 20, 2016
The Perfect Marriage The history of the World Series and New York City baseball are virtually intertwined. Needless to say, there
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Robert Klein: More Than 40 Years Of Funny
Jennifer Fauci October 19, 2016
The comedian and actor performs at Westbury and talks about being the subject of a new documentary Robert Klein has been
Best Beans
Betsy Abraham October 19, 2016
Long Island runs on coffee, and while coffee chains are great for a cup on the go, there’s something special about
Cagney: Hollywood Legend Gets His Due In Musical
Dave Gil de Rubio October 19, 2016
While most people view James Cagney as the prototypical hard-boiled gangster affiliated with the Golden Age of Hollywood, the musical that
James Cagney: Tough Guy In Tap Shoes
Dave Gil de Rubio October 19, 2016
Despite only standing 5’5″, the late James Cagney stands tall in the annals of Hollywood history as the quintessential oxymoron—a cinematic
Halloween In Hershey
Jennifer Fauci October 18, 2016
What better place to go trick-or-treating than Hershey? Your one stop shop for everything chocolate, the Pennsylvania staple has evolved from
Healthy Shepherd’s Pie With An Autumn Twist
Carol Kicinski October 18, 2016
As diligently as I follow a gluten-free diet (and I am diligent—I never, ever knowingly and willingly cheat), sometimes it happens—I
Carole Bayer Sager: The Name Behind The Song
Dave Gil de Rubio October 14, 2016
Say the name Carole Bayer Sager to most people and you’ll probably get a blank stare. But start throwing hit song
Crohn’s Disease’s Shining Star
Joseph Catrone October 14, 2016
For some, the mention of Crohn’s disease will elicit a pained expression or a sympathetic nod. To others it may sound
The World Series Of Beer Pong
Jennifer Fauci October 14, 2016
Every January, the ball gets rolling for the World Series of Beer Pong (WSOBP). Yes, you read that right. The WSOBP
Beer Essentials
Jennifer Fauci October 13, 2016
Everyone loves an ice cold, frosty brew. Or if you’re European, a warm ale or stout. Whatever your prefer, beer drinking
Derek Coy Named Veterans’ Health Officer
Anton Media Staff October 13, 2016
The New York State Health Foundation (NYSHealth) has named Derek Coy as its new Veterans’ Health Officer. A United States Marine
‘R’ You Ready For Oyster Season?
Nicole Lockwood October 13, 2016
With the beginning of the string of ‘R’ months upon us, it’s practically a holiday on Long Island. The old saying
Trump: A Modern Day Disaster
Jerry Kremer October 12, 2016
By any measure, the 2016 election will go down in history as the most complex and challenging contest in my long
Oyster Fest 2016
Anton Media Staff October 12, 2016
The much-awaited 33rd Annual Oyster Festival takes place Oct. 15 and 16 in Oyster Bay. Read Long Island Weekly‘s special pullout
The Audacity Of Hops
Christy Hinko October 12, 2016
In 1975, there was a single craft brewery in the United States; today there are more than 2,000. A once-ungainly movement,
Does The Path Have A Heart?
Andrew Malekoff October 12, 2016
As Election Day 2016 approaches I am wondering how first-time voters, especially young people, are faring. Even when my powers of
Real Beers Of Long Island
Steve Mosco October 12, 2016
“Life is too short to drink cheap beer.” Those inspiring words on a sign behind the counter at brewing supply store
Take A Discounted Trip
Christina Claus October 10, 2016
Everyone wants to take a break from school, work or their home, but traveling has become very expensive. Here are some
Green Day Rocks Webster Hall
Kimberly Dijkstra October 10, 2016
Punk rock band Green Day promised to blow the roof off Webster Hall Saturday and did just that with a two-and-a-half-hour
