Sisters Of Service: Nassau County Women Veterans Lunch
Christy Hinko April 12, 2016
Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano and the Nassau County Veterans Service Agency presents Women Veterans Luncheon: Sisters in Service on May
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Exploring the Military Civilian Divide on Campus
Christy Hinko April 12, 2016
Wait… You’re a Veteran?! Service Together, Military Resilience Project and IAVA are proud to bring you an event on Friday, April
Island Alpaca Packs In Fun
Betsy Abraham April 12, 2016
Amidst the beautiful beaches, quaint shops and lighthouses that populate Martha’s Vineyard is a unique offering that will quickly leave its
F-14 Tomcat Celebration On April 21
Christy Hinko April 12, 2016
The Cradle of Aviation Museum will be host a special evening on Thursday, April 21, to salute one of the finest
GDGC Sponsors Free Elder Law Hotline On May 4
Christy Hinko April 11, 2016
In recognition of National Older Americans Month this May, Genser Dubow Genser & Cona (GDGC), an elder law and estate planning
Holy Trinity Students Are ‘Mad For Math’
Ann-Marie Hoher April 7, 2016
Did you know that math plays a vital role in video games? What do you know about the Fibonacci numbers? What
BOCES STEM Students Head To Math Fair Finals
Theresa G Schaefer April 6, 2016
Six students from the Nassau BOCES STEM Institute will advance to the final round of the Al Kalfus Long Island Math
Nutrition & Your Child
Stefani Pappas Sassos April 4, 2016
Good nutrition is essential at any age, but it is especially important in our youth. What children eat plays a crucial
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
Fleet Week Sets Course For New York City; Ships Announced
Christy Hinko April 4, 2016
Five U.S. Navy ships, four U.S. Naval Academy (U.S.N.A.) Yard Patrol boats (YPs), two U.S. Coast Guard cutters (U.S.C.G.C.), and four
Tips For Planning A Property-Sharing Vacation
Nathaniel Sillin April 3, 2016
If you’ve thought about renting property on vacation, keep in mind that it’s become a lot easier and in some ways
Assemblyman Ra Appointed To Education Budget Conference Committee
Samantha Torrey April 3, 2016
Assemblyman Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) has been appointed to serve as the minority conference representative on the 2016-17 Education Budget Conference
Water Safety During Autism Awareness Month
Christy Hinko April 2, 2016
April is National Autism Awareness month. It is also when most of the country experiences the warmer temperatures of spring, leading
Computer Programming And Coding For Kids
Christy Hinko April 2, 2016
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average salary for a computer programmer was $77,550 per year in 2014.
Free Rabies Vaccination Clinics For Dogs, Cats And Ferrets
Christy Hinko April 1, 2016
In an effort to protect pets and prevent the spread of rabies, Nassau County Department of Health and the Towns of
Scholarship Basics And Tips
Megan Friebe March 31, 2016
We all know college is super expensive; not only do you have to pay tuition, but there’s also room and board
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
Dodd-Frank Laws Are Failing America
Warren Goldberg March 29, 2016
There are those who are so indoctrinated by their politics, they can’t correlate the facts with their political beliefs. For
A Financial Introduction For Kids And Teens
Maura Vernice March 29, 2016
Author David W. Bianchi wrote Blue Chip Kids: What Every Child And Parent Should Know About Money, Investing, and the Stock
Sharing Money Problems With Kids
Nathaniel Sillin March 28, 2016
Kids are surprisingly resilient in the face of a crisis. But even so, serious family money troubles can potentially affect a
