A Coney Classic
Betsy Abraham June 10, 2016
Fire-eaters, contortionists and sword-swallowers are just some of the attractions that await guests looking for amusements at the Coney Island Sideshow.
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Forever Flying With The Angels
Jennifer Fauci June 9, 2016
It is with a heavy heart that I write this, but I just can’t believe what happened last week. I had
Nelson Denis Sails The Tropic Of Puerto Rico’s Totalitarianism
Dave Gil de Rubio June 6, 2016
It is said that history is written by the victors. When it comes to Puerto Rico and its century-plus relationship with
Riverhead Roundup
Christy Hinko June 3, 2016
Head east on the island, and you’ll find plenty of things to see, places to go, and things to do…something to
Vietnam Org Gets New President
Christy Hinko May 25, 2016
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano, Veterans Service Agency Director Ralph Esposito, County Legislator Laura Schaefer and Oyster Bay Town Councilman Anthony
Anton Editor Wins Award
Anton Media Staff May 17, 2016
Joe Scotchie, longtime editor of The Roslyn News, has been named a winner of the Willie Parker Peace History book award
Women Veteran Trailblazers Honored
Christy Hinko May 5, 2016
On the heels of the military announcing plans to recruit women for combat roles, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and the
Vietnam Veterans Visit Floral Park Memorial High School
Christy Hinko May 4, 2016
Vietnam War veterans spoke to 11th grade U.S. history classes at Floral Park Memorial High School on Wednesday, April 20. The veterans have
Shannon Hogan Marks Second Season With Islanders
Steve Mosco April 27, 2016
While the New York Islanders’ fan base continues adjusting to the commuter lifestyle of its new Brooklyn home, MSG Networks host
John Cariani: Modern Day Bard
Kimberly Dijkstra April 27, 2016
Star of Something Rotten! shines on stage Multitalented, award-winning John Cariani currently stars on Broadway as Nigel Bottom in the hilarious
The War The Women Lived
Joe Scotchie April 16, 2016
“There will never be anything more interesting in America than your Civil War.” So proclaimed the expatriate writer, Gertrude Stein, from
A Day In The Life Of Michael Conforto
Jennifer Fauci April 13, 2016
The New York Mets “It Boy” Shares His Secrets The New York Mets may have found their next “It Guy” in Michael
Where You Go Is Not Who You’ll Be
Ethel Liebeskind April 4, 2016
An antidote to the college admissions mania In the next few weeks, high school students from around the country will begin
Outer Space Is Not The Limit
Christy Hinko March 30, 2016
Everywhere he goes, crowds gather to meet the beloved Buzz Aldrin. He is a world-class living legend, a larger-than-life figurehead, the
Elmont American Legion’s First Woman Commander Dies
Christy Hinko March 29, 2016
Amelia “Emily” Tricoukes, 93, was born on Jan. 16, 1923, and passed away on Sunday, March 27. Amelia was a resident
Novelist Matthew Thomas Coming To Manhasset
Mike Barry March 18, 2016
The Friends of the Manhasset Public Library have again recruited a critically-acclaimed and best-selling author to be the keynote speaker at
Discovering The Gardens Of America
Karen Musgrave March 8, 2016
Gaze at floral beauty at the Hicks Nurseries’ Flower & Garden Show Come in out of the cold and enjoy the
Senator Invites Nominees For Veterans Hall Of Fame
Christy Hinko March 4, 2016
“The New York State Senate Veterans’ Hall of Fame was created to honor and recognize outstanding veterans from our state who
The Witches: Salem 1692
Maura Vernice March 2, 2016
The Witches: Salem, 1692, by Stacy Schiff, is a historical work of nonfiction that reads like a twisting, turning mystery. Schiff pulls
A Book (And Wine) Lover’s Paradise
Jennifer Fauci February 25, 2016
RVC awakens literary dreams with quintessential bookstore There’s a new bookstore in town that offers literary lovers and book enthusiasts alike
