He Knows Whereof He Writes
Frank Rizzo July 13, 2023
Inspiration may come from anywhere A specimen he thought might be a human jawbone, found on a beach in North Carolina,
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NHP Gas Station Owner Rolls Out Branded Gas Pump For Charity
Anton Media Staff July 3, 2023
The owners of a New Hyde Park gas station are “pumping out” all the support this July 4 weekend and through
Bad Air Affects Animals, Too
Amanda Olsen July 1, 2023
While it might seem like the haze has lifted, many experts are pointing to an active, severe wildfire season this year.
TD Bank Donates $25,000 To Art League For Queer Art Initiatives
Long Island Weekly June 30, 2023
In a significant show of support for the LGBTQIA+ community and their artistic endeavors, TD Bank has generously donated $25,000 to
Not A Fit Roadway For Bike Or Feet
Amanda Olsen June 29, 2023
Long Island’s system of roads is often unsafe for both pedestrians and cyclists. There were 738 total accidents involving pedestrians and
Local Beauty Destination Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
Amanda Olsen June 27, 2023
In 1973, Best & Co. department store, a landmark building on Northern Boulevard, sat empty. Michael Mazzei reimagined the space as
The 2023 Nassau Library Road Trip Has Begun
Long Island Weekly June 25, 2023
Nassau’s public libraries have a groovy challenge for you: How many libraries can you visit this summer? Find out by cruisin’
Controversy Stirred During Belmont Stakes
Long Island Weekly June 24, 2023
By Lauren Feldman and Janet Burns This year’s Belmont Stakes portion of the 155th running of the Triple Crown came with
Lessons From Haze Week
Long Island Weekly June 21, 2023
By Janet Burns, Olivia Rainson and Matt Hellerman From June 6 to 9, large swaths of the U.S. East Coast were
The Governors Ball Music Festival
Jennifer Corr June 20, 2023
How music festivals serve as a snapshot of the cultural, generational moment Flushing Meadows Corona Park typically serves as a recreational
Blakeman Does NYC
Janet Burns June 13, 2023
On May 24, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and his retinue traveled to downtown Manhattan to rally alongside Long Island veterans
Tour Les Jours Opens In Great Neck
Christy Hinko May 25, 2023
TOUS les JOURS, a French-Asian bakery café chain offering more than 300 artisan pastries, gourmet cakes and desserts baked in-store daily,
Long Island Cannabis Conversations: Part III
Janet Burns May 15, 2023
In our last installment of Long Island Cannabis Conversations, we discussed the legal principles and challenges involved in the Shinnecock Nation’s
Capturing Long Island’s Open Mic Scene
Jennifer Corr May 15, 2023
Long Island’s music, poetry and art scene is alive and well, and some would even say thriving. On alternating Mondays in
New 363 Area Code Takes Effect In Nassau County
Christy Hinko May 12, 2023
The New York State Department of Public Service announced that customers in the 516-area code region requesting new mobile or landline
Nassau Dynasty: When The Islanders Ruled The NHL
Joe Scotchie May 6, 2023
Before the rise of expansion, dynasties were not uncommon in professional sports. In baseball, the New York Yankees dominated for a
A Generous Birthday Wish
Jennifer Corr May 3, 2023
Many young people would not give up the birthday presents and money they’d receive on their special day. But for Adriana
Long Island Cannabis Conversations
Janet Burns May 1, 2023
Part III: exploring contemporary law, business, and education In our last installment of Long Island Cannabis Conversations, we discussed the
Long Island Veterans Bulletin: The Inaugural Column
Christy Hinko April 28, 2023
I would like to open the first Long Island Veterans Bulletin column with a nod to the local veterans who have
A Day At The Aquarium
Jennifer Corr April 26, 2023
I love going to the Long Island Aquarium. I often go the week of my birthday, when you can get a
