What’s In A Name?
Jennifer Fauci February 25, 2016
New bookstore delights with stories and wine When Carol Hoenig and Peggy Zieran decided to open a bookstore in a time
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Long Island Reads Picks Picoult’s ‘Leaving Time’
Christy Hinko February 11, 2016
Although Leaving Time by Long Island author Jodi Picoult was published more than two years ago, it’s getting a fresh new
Take An Object
Jennifer Fauci February 10, 2016
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) is wonderful place. Filled with creative, abstract and out of the box art, the MoMA
Brian Kilmeade’s Favorite Moments In Military History
Christy Hinko January 28, 2016
With the success of the book Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates, author Brian Kilmeade recently shared with Long Island Weekly
History Repeats Itself
Christy Hinko January 28, 2016
Brian Kilmeade’s book helping reignited America’s passion for history When Fox News Fox and Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade saw how Glenn Beck
Sewanhaka Students Succeed At Oratorical Contest
Christy Hinko January 27, 2016
Sewanhaka High School juniors Shafaq Khan (left) and Alena Varghese participated in the 2015-16 American Legion Oratorical Contest. The girls each created
Reed Farrel Coleman Knows ‘Where It Hurts’
Jennifer Fauci January 21, 2016
Long Island’s American crime fiction writer pens new book “Fall in love with writing, not with what you’ve written.” That simple,
New York Botanical Garden Annual Train Show
Tab Hauser December 27, 2015
For about an hour’s drive or less, Nassau County residents can experience the enchanted model train show at the New York
A (Stage) Actor’s Life For Me
Dave Gil de Rubio December 3, 2015
Bobby Cannavale’s love affair with the theater When William Shakespeare wrote “All the world’s a stage,” as part of the monologue
Everything Is Astounding: Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Wondrous Universe
Steve Mosco November 25, 2015
When Neil deGrasse Tyson visits NYCB Theatre at Westbury for a multimedia show on Dec. 10, the brilliant astrophysicist brings along
Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Tweets In Space
Steve Mosco November 25, 2015
Neil deGrasse Tyson is not only a noted astrophysicist, he is also a galactic movie reviewer. His Twitter-based armchair assessments
Turkey Talk With Alex Guarnaschelli
Jennifer Fauci November 24, 2015
When it comes to the holidays, food is the one unifier that all faiths can relate to. With the Thanksgiving
A View From Third: Tim Teufel Connects The Mets’ Past And Present
Steve Mosco November 10, 2015
New York Mets third base coach Tim Teufel was as disappointed as anyone when the team made the final out against
A Chapter In American Auto Culture Comes To An End
Christy Hinko November 6, 2015
George Barris—King Of The Kustomizers, 1925-2015 The legendary George Barris, King of the Kustomizers, passed away in his home on Thursday,
Karen Ross Named Woman Of Distinction By Girl Scouts
Christy Hinko November 5, 2015
The Girl Scouts of Greater New York (GSGNY) honored Karen Ross, president and CEO of Sharp Decisions, at the annual Women
Special Homecoming For An American Hero
Christy Hinko November 5, 2015
With Veteran’s Day approaching, hundreds of neighbors, friends, family members, veterans and other supporters will cheer on Corporal Kevin Vaughan of
Armor Museum Honors War-Era Heroes
Christy Hinko November 5, 2015
The Museum of American Armor on the grounds of Old Bethpage Village Restoration, 1303 Round Swamp Rd., Old Bethpage, has become
Tis The Season To Get Spooked
Reba Putorti October 28, 2015
Haunted houses and other scary local haunts It’s the time of year again when we start purposely putting ourselves in frightening
Raul Malo’s Favorite Songbirds
Dave Gil de Rubio October 27, 2015
Far more than a mere country singer, Mavericks frontman Raul Malo possesses the kind of range that can have him going
War Comes To Garden City: Nelson Denis Lectures On Puerto Rican Economic Situation
Dave Gil de Rubio October 27, 2015
Puerto Rico may be 1,600 miles away from Garden City, but for a few hours, author Nelson Denis spoke about
