Lending The Lone Star State A Helping Hand
Dave Gil de Rubio March 12, 2021
Long Islanders aid Texans struggling from latest natural disaster When a freak deep freeze swept through Texas last month, the privately
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Sams Takes Helm At SUNY Old Westbury
Frank Rizzo February 10, 2021
After a 10-month search with dozens of candidates considered, SUNY Old Westbury tapped Syracuse native Dr. Timothy E. Sams to lead
Center Of The Epicenter
Frank Rizzo January 11, 2021
Northwell CEO: Hospital system ready for next wave In his book Leading Through A Pandemic, Northwell Health CEO/President Michael Dowling detailed
Celebrating Veterans From All Eras
Long Island Weekly November 18, 2020
American Airpower Museum hosts Veterans Day program The American Airpower Museum (AAM) , Long Island’s only flying military aviation museum, hosted
‘Save Our Stages’ Is Rallying Cry
Frank Rizzo November 16, 2020
Entertainment venues see grim future without federal stimulus While the “dance of legislation” continues in our nation’s capital, entertainment venue owners
Bahare Salehnia Spreads Love As Photography Influencer From Iran
Joseph Wolkin November 1, 2020
Bahare Salehnia is adjusting to a brand-new culture. The 27-year-old hails from Iran, leaving her home nation for Great Neck eight
Local Sisters Create Online Boutique During Pandemic
Joseph Wolkin October 7, 2020
There is no right way to start a small business, especially during a pandemic. But the Macri sisters believe they have
Count All, All Count
Frank Rizzo September 29, 2020
September 30 (or October 5) is Census 2020 response deadline Editor’s Note: As this went to press, there was a dispute
Local School Adds Holocaust Memoir By Syosset Resident To Curriculum
Joseph Wolkin September 22, 2020
Holocaust education is mandatory in New York State, but one local writer wants Nassau County schools to use his father’s incredible
Andrea Bolender Outlines Goals Of The Holocaust Memorial And Tolerance Center
Joseph Wolkin September 16, 2020
Andrea Bolender’s wrist says a lot. The bracelet on that wrist is powerful, a constant reminder of what her father went
Anton Caps Off Awards Season With 22 Trophies
Long Island Weekly September 14, 2020
The Anton Media Group staff went wild with awards this year. Overall, our dedicated newspaper staff, both in the editorial and
Labor Day Activities During COVID-19
Dave Gil de Rubio September 2, 2020
Things to do in an age of social distancing With the pandemic still looming over everyone, finding recreational activities to do
PSEG-LI President Apologizes To Customers
Frank Rizzo August 19, 2020
PSEG Long Island President and COO Daniel Eichhorn meets with the media on August 17 after testifying before a committee
Backing The Blue
Frank Rizzo August 12, 2020
Eisenhower Park hosts pro-cop rally The “silent majority” was loud and raucous at times on a hot late July Saturday afternoon
Phase II Of Reopening Kicks Off With Outdoor Dining
Joseph Wolkin June 21, 2020
It is unlikely that restaurants will be able to serve patrons inside of their establishments for at least a few more weeks, so it’s time to get creative.
Nassau Honors Fallen Heroes With Memorial Day Car Parade
Joseph Wolkin May 25, 2020
Memorial Day in 2020 is much different than ever before. No large parades could take place, but Nassau County Executive Laura
Supermarkets Offer Special Hours To Protect Seniors
Caroline Ryan March 27, 2020
Although stores are struggling to keep their shelves filled with groceries due to the high demand from customers, which are are
SBA To Aid New York Small Businesses Affected By Coronavirus
Anton Media Staff March 23, 2020
The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is offering low-interest federal disaster loans for working capital to New York small businesses suffering
Island Harvest Receives Grant From Mother Cabrini Health Foundation
Anton Media Staff March 22, 2020
Island Harvest Food Bank announced it has been awarded a $140,000 grant from the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation in support of
AJC Long Island Names Eric Post New Director
Joseph Wolkin March 21, 2020
Post brings enthusiasm to Jewish advocacy group The American Jewish Committee (AJC) is one of the largest advocacy groups in the
