Environmental News For 2023
Long Island Weekly December 22, 2023
Water Quality Report Card For Manhasset Bay Tucked between two peninsulas, Manhasset Bay is a beautiful body of water. However, all
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Making Work Optional
Christy Hinko December 12, 2023
Local author shares tips for how to achieve financial peace of mind Achieving financial freedom involves strategic planning, disciplined saving, and
JFK And The End Of The Innocence
Joe Scotchie December 11, 2023
For decades, the “Where were you” question concerning Nov. 22, 1963, became a lasting pastime. It came up every November and
Gerald Dickens Continues His Great-Great Grandfather’s Legacy
Jennifer Corr December 5, 2023
On Dec. 2, Gerald Dickens stopped at the Cinema Art Centre in Huntington on his tour performing one-man shows of his
There’s A Not-So-New Director In Town
Christy Hinko December 2, 2023
Art museum names Beth Horn to lead charge Beth Horn’s professional career and volunteer service focus on enriching people’s lives through
The Local Affray Over Asylum Seekers, Part II
Janet Burns September 20, 2023
For Creedmoor neighbors, possible paths forward remain daunting Just over a month after a temporary Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center
Diaper Drive Week Underway
Amanda Olsen September 19, 2023
Allied Foundation diaper bank fills critical gap One in two families with young children struggle to afford enough diapers. A newborn
Honoring The Victims Found On Gilgo Beach
Jennifer Corr September 18, 2023
True crime podcast and Long Island jeweler team up It was a strange coincidence when Jac Vanek, a popular clothing and
Book Banning Seeing A Surge
Amanda Olsen September 11, 2023
Records set, multiple titles often challenged Censorship of library materials is on the rise. There were 1,269 documented attempts to censor
The Woman In The Castello Author Visits Long Island
Jennifer Corr September 5, 2023
1960s, Italy, classic cinema, mystery and so much more It was a night characterized by what happens when the community comes
The Local Melee Over Migrants, Part I
Janet Burns September 2, 2023
Regardless of one’s stance in the voting booth, it’s apparent that our region has recently been rocked by the ongoing migrant
Happy Labor Day 2023
Amanda Olsen September 1, 2023
Much is owed to the workers of the past While Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, it is actually
Furby Returns For 25th Anniversary
Long Island Weekly August 25, 2023
Interactive toy gets a new look, features By Olivia Rainson Arguably one of the most controversial and unique toys of the
The Lemon Twigs Return Home
Roy Abrams August 23, 2023
Elton John raves about them. Todd Rundgren raves, writes, and records with them. The list of musical luminaries who sing their
Fire Island Jane Doe Identified
Long Island Weekly August 18, 2023
By James Rooney The human remains previously known as “Fire Island Jane Doe” and “Jane Doe Seven” have been identified as
Staff Sergeant Benjamin Bromley: Bring Him Home
Christy Hinko August 17, 2023
The anguish that envelops families when a soldier is declared missing-in-action is an emotional ordeal that defies easy description. The heartbreak
All Hail Big Red! Champ Of The Sports Of Champs
Joe Scotchie July 17, 2023
“Secretariat is moving like a tremendous machine.” Who can forget Chic Anderson’s famous line as Big Red raced down the finish
Local Bands That Make You Want To Get Out And Dance
Jennifer Corr July 7, 2023
The summer is a great time to go out to your local beach, gazebo, tiki bar, etc. to listen to a
The Eras Tour
Julie Prisco July 6, 2023
Diving into Taylor Swift’s iconic stadium tour Internationally known singer-songwriter Taylor Swift is headlining her sixth concert tour, The Eras Tour.
Peter Frampton Is Living His Best Life
Dave Gil de Rubio July 5, 2023
To paraphrase Mark Twain, rumors of Peter Frampton’s demise have been greatly exaggerated. Of course, it may have to do with
