Taking The SAT This Year?
Long Island Weekly August 20, 2014
As you may already know, the SAT will be changing rather significantly. Dr. Ira Wolf, the president of PowerPrep and the
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Squeaky Clean Tips: Caring For Your Wardrobe
Long Island Weekly August 20, 2014
For many families, clothing represents the largest share of the back-to-school expenses each year. The amount of money that goes into
20th Annual ‘Back To School’ Blood Drive
Long Island Weekly August 20, 2014
Nassau Community College (NCC), in conjunction with Nassau University Medical Center, will host its 20th annual “Back to School” Blood Drive
Healthy Eating Tips For College Students
Jessica DiMeo August 20, 2014
Heading back to school and dreading the all-you-can-eat cafeteria? First year and fearing the “Freshman 15”? Staying healthy in college is
Is Water Our Greatest Resource?
Dave Gil de Rubio August 9, 2014
Water Blues, Green Solutions is an interactive documentary project designed to promote awareness of the role that green infrastructure can play
Some Video Games Beneficial
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
A new study shows that children who regularly spend a small amount of time on video games may become better socialized
Walking Problem Might Signal Dementia
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
A New York doctor says a new study showing a possible connection between dementia and a person’s difficulty walking is important
Running Can Lengthen Your Life
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
A recent study that shows running may help people live longer doesn’t surprise a New York emergency medicine physician and avid
Fist Bumps Spread Fewer Germs Than Handshakes
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
Go ahead and fist bump a friend, it’s healthier and less germy than a handshake or high-five, says a new study.
Melanoma, Skin Cancers Are Increasing Rapidly
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
The recent U.S. Surgeon General report citing a more than 200 percent increase in melanoma – the deadliest form of skin
Suicide Genetic Link Holds Promise For Future Care
North Shore - LIJ August 7, 2014
A New York psychiatrist says a new study linking a person’s genetic code with their likelihood of experiencing suicidal thoughts could
Cats Claws Come Out In Cat Closure
Steve Mosco July 29, 2014
A Massapequa-based organization aiming to spay/neuter feral cats and facilitate pet adoptions had its services snipped recently after town officials forced
Salute To Veterans: My Grandfather’s Last Thoughts
Michael Pevsner July 1, 2014
Michael Pevsner of Massapequa Park recently earned first place in Anton Community Newspapers and Cockpit USA’s essay contest about military heroes. Pevsner submitted the following essay about his grandfather, Private First Class Harold Hibler, who served in WWII, in the Army’s 101st Infantry.
2014 Belmont Stakes Media Luncheon
Dave Gil de Rubio June 6, 2014
As Bill Murray once famously stated in Caddyshack, it’s a Cinderella story. West Coast thoroughbred California Chrome, whose dam (or mother) was purchased for a mere $8,000, is poised to become the first Triple Crown winner since Affirmed pulled it off in 1978.
Keeping Track Of Changes At Belmont Park
Mike Barry May 9, 2014
The Saturday, June 7, Belmont Stakes is a month away, yet thoroughbred horse racing fans began enjoying Belmont Park’s upgraded facilities
The Art Of The Deal
Andy Newman May 1, 2014
Buying a home in today’s market is an exciting, yet challenging project and Emma McMahon, sales manager of Daniel Gale Sotheby’s
Moving The Merchandise
Andy Newman May 1, 2014
Selling your home can be an emotionally stressful and difficult experience if not done correctly and Douglas Elliman Executive Vice President
The Many Healthy Benefits Of Hypnosis
Long Island Weekly April 14, 2014
Hypnotherapy works it’s wonders simply through the power of suggestion. It is used by some to emotionally escape into a beach,
