A Place For Your Pup: How To Find The Right Pet Hotel Or Kennel
Myles Goldman September 18, 2018
Leaving your dog behind on vacation can be not only hard for you, but even harder for your dog because they
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Savor The Season
Jennifer Fauci September 18, 2018
While summer doesn’t technically end until Sept. 21, many believe that as soon as Labor Day is over, fall is in
Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center Raises Awareness For World Alzheimer’s Month
Jennifer Fauci September 17, 2018
Not remembering where you left your keys or if you forgot to turn off the garage light, albeit an annoyance, is
North Shore Land Alliance Prepares For Wine Auction And Dinner
Anton Media Staff September 16, 2018
Kick up your heels and join the North Shore Land Alliance for one of the most anticipated events of the year—the
Juicing Recipes To Shake Off Pounds And Boost Your Energy
Anton Media Staff September 16, 2018
Getting motivated to lose weight isn’t a problem for some people. Staying motivated is often another story. When a diet doesn’t
An Inside Look At MGM’s Historical Spy Thriller Operation Finale
Lisa Schiffman September 15, 2018
An interview with career Mossad agent and film consultant Avner Avraham Operation Finale, the new historical spy thriller, is based on
The Rise And Fall Of The United States Football League
Christopher Birsner September 15, 2018
In the 1980s, the National Football League was thriving, becoming the best sports league in the country with a strong grip
LICM Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Anton Media Staff September 14, 2018
Long Island Children’s Museum reopens following its annual Fall Fix Up period just in time to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. September
Driving A Taxi Has Come A Long Way
Paul DiSclafani September 14, 2018
A few weeks ago, I met my friend Bruce at Lilly Flanagan’s in Babylon to see the band Victims of Rock.
Rock Of Ages: Marciano Did It His Way
Joe Scotchie September 14, 2018
From the 1910s to the 1950s, baseball and boxing ruled the sports world. Both sports were thoroughly democratic: In the ring,
Pets4Luv Animal Shelter Faces Eviction From Source Mall
Betsy Abraham September 14, 2018
New owners of property cite safety issues as nonprofit scrambles to find new home For the past 10 years, they’ve found
Oscar Season Is Here
Christopher Birsner September 14, 2018
Now that we’re entering the final few months of 2018, award season is about to be underway. And there’s no award
Syosset Park Developer: ‘It’s The Best Use Of The Property’
Frank Rizzo September 13, 2018
Claims less impact, more property taxes Part 3 of 3 Click here to view Part 1 and Part 2 To learn
30 Years Of Thoughtful Care By The Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation
Jennifer Fauci September 13, 2018
Organization makes a difference in the lives of people affected by dementia “With you every step of the way.” That is
Darius Rucker’s Fave Country Crooners
Dave Gil de Rubio September 13, 2018
Country music has always been in Darius Rucker’s blood, dating back to his childhood growing up in South Carolina. And while
Darius Rucker: Just A Little Bit Country
Dave Gil de Rubio September 13, 2018
Change can be scary and when it comes to careers, no more so than when it comes to the fickle nature
Reach Out And Remember September 11
Andrew Malekoff September 12, 2018
In the aftermath of the 17th anniversary of September 11, I offer a remembrance of several groups of people—all Queens court
Top Five TV Group Friendships
Betsy Abraham September 12, 2018
When A Million Little Things debuts on ABC on Sept. 26, it’ll highlight the importance of friendships, particularly during times of
Shake It Up: Where To Find Milkshakes On Long Island
Jennifer Fauci September 12, 2018
It’s an iconic image we all know and love: a cold, thick milkshake in a tall fluted glass with whipped cream
James Roday Gets Serious In New ABC Drama A Million Little Things
Betsy Abraham September 12, 2018
For eight seasons, James Roday made audiences laugh as he pulled over-the-top antics and got away with everything but murder as
