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
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Synagogues Prepare For Unusual High Holy Day Season
Joseph Wolkin September 9, 2020
The High Holy Days are rapidly approaching. The sound of the shofar—a ram’s horn—will return once again. However, the long, still
One-On-One With Laura Curran
Emily Sauchelli September 3, 2020
Over the past five months, Nassau County has gone through some majors shifts. Whether it be the COVID pandemic changing how
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
Mental Health Treatment For The Most Vulnerable
Dave Gil de Rubio August 1, 2020
The Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Services (CNG&CS) recently got a major boost when UnitedHealthcare awarded the nonprofit a $400,000 Empowering Health Grant Award.
Mental Health Treatment For The Most Vulnerable
Dave Gil de Rubio July 31, 2020
The Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Services (CNG&CS) recently got a major boost when UnitedHealthcare awarded the nonprofit a $400,000 Empowering
North Hempstead To Assist Local Gyms And Fitness Studios
Cyndi Zaweski July 29, 2020
Fitness instructors will be allowed to conduct classes at town parks.
Long Island High School Senior Heads To West Point
Dave Gil de Rubio July 28, 2020
Massapequa High School senior Allen John “A.J.” Pilate will attend the United States Military Academy Preparatory School at West Point.
Legislators Propose Police Complaint Hotline And Website
Joseph Wolkin July 26, 2020
The debate to improve Nassau County residents’ relationship with the police department is on.
A List Of Businesses Allowed To Reopen In Phase 4
Dave Gil de Rubio July 23, 2020
A List Of Businesses Allowed To Reopen In Phase 4
Fighting The Opioid Epidemic During A Pandemic
Joseph Wolkin July 23, 2020
Whether they are unemployed or working from the comfort of their home, more mental health issues are appearing.
County Malls Are Officially Open For Business Under Phase 4
Frank Rizzo July 21, 2020
A welcome development in Nassau County was the reopening of malls.
Telemedicine And Mobile Health Vans Used In Wellness Awareness
Dave Gil de Rubio July 21, 2020
Residents can call the Cancer Screening Program at 516-572-5701 to set up an appointment at no-cost or low-cost at the mammovan.
LIRR Chief: Practice Self Compliance
Frank Rizzo July 20, 2020
Long Island Rail Road President Phil Eng does not want his train crews to enforce the masking and distancing rules.
Nassau Museum Reopens
Charles Riley July 15, 2020
Visitors are urged to buy their timed tickets in advance online.
Woodbury Native Is One Of America’s Top Young Entrepreneurs
Joseph Wolkin July 11, 2020
Rachel Feigelson was named as one of Yahoo! Finance’s “top entrepreneurs of 2020 who have disrupted the status quo.”
Hunger Comes Out Of The Shadows
Frank Rizzo July 7, 2020
Two events in Nassau County last week put the spotlight on what politicians and other stakeholders call “food insecurity.” On June
North Hempstead Quiets Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers
Frank Rizzo June 26, 2020
New rules prohibit commercial activities on Sundays.
