A Prayer For Resurrection: The World of Isaac Bashevis Singer
Joe Scotchie July 4, 2023
Review of: Old Truths and New Clinches: Essays by Isaac Bashevis Singer. The critic Joseph Epstein liked to tell the story
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Bad Air Affects Animals, Too
Amanda Olsen July 1, 2023
While it might seem like the haze has lifted, many experts are pointing to an active, severe wildfire season this year.
Not A Fit Roadway For Bike Or Feet
Amanda Olsen June 29, 2023
Long Island’s system of roads is often unsafe for both pedestrians and cyclists. There were 738 total accidents involving pedestrians and
Local Beauty Destination Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
Amanda Olsen June 27, 2023
In 1973, Best & Co. department store, a landmark building on Northern Boulevard, sat empty. Michael Mazzei reimagined the space as
George Benson Will Be Breezin’ At The Montreal International Jazz Festival
Dave Gil de Rubio June 27, 2023
In the 60-plus years that George Benson has been a professional musician, the Montreal International Jazz Festival has always held a
Death Of A Craftsman: How Building Your Own Furniture Tricks Your Brain
Lauren Feldman June 26, 2023
The production of standardized furniture has grown in popularity over recent decades. It seems like one-of-a-kind, labor-intensive pieces are fading out
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse
Julie Prisco June 22, 2023
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, was released earlier this month. This is the latest comic-book
Lessons From Haze Week
Long Island Weekly June 21, 2023
By Janet Burns, Olivia Rainson and Matt Hellerman From June 6 to 9, large swaths of the U.S. East Coast were
The Governors Ball Music Festival
Jennifer Corr June 20, 2023
How music festivals serve as a snapshot of the cultural, generational moment Flushing Meadows Corona Park typically serves as a recreational
Forest Hills Stadium Celebrates Its Centennial
Dave Gil de Rubio June 16, 2023
When Forest Hills Stadium opened its doors in 1923, Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as president following the death of Warren
Summer Jam Held Successfully After County’s Shutdown Attempt
Janet Burns June 15, 2023
This year’s HOT 97 Summer Jam concert at UBS Arena reportedly went off without a hitch in early June, despite an
Shakespeare’s Portfolio: How The Bard Prevailed
Joe Scotchie June 14, 2023
“He now belongs to the ages.” So claimed Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare’s friend and contemporary upon the man’s passing in 1616
Blakeman Does NYC
Janet Burns June 13, 2023
On May 24, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman and his retinue traveled to downtown Manhattan to rally alongside Long Island veterans
A House Of Art: Industry is the place for popular local bands
Jennifer Corr June 12, 2023
If you’re involved with local arts in any way, whether it’s music, poetry or paintings/mixed media/drawing, then Industry in Huntington should
The Foraged Fern: It’s Fiddlehead Time
Amanda Olsen June 5, 2023
If you explore the produce section of your local grocery store in mid-May to early June, you might encounter a strange
Summertime Art
Jennifer Corr May 26, 2023
Museums are a great place to get out of the hot, summer air into air conditioning. They are also great places
Memorial Day: Remember The Fallen
Amanda Olsen May 25, 2023
On May 29, the United States will observe Memorial Day, which is a day set aside to remember the men and
Q&A With New York City-Based Artist Yuko Kyutoku
Jennifer Corr May 15, 2023
The inspiration behind Yuko Kyutoku’s art spans from Japan to New York City. Currently based in New York, she was born
All-You-Can-Eat Sushi And Round1
Jennifer Corr May 7, 2023
he first time I tried all-you-can-eat sushi was at a restaurant called Sushi Palace in Centereach. I was in high school,
Nassau Dynasty: When The Islanders Ruled The NHL
Joe Scotchie May 6, 2023
Before the rise of expansion, dynasties were not uncommon in professional sports. In baseball, the New York Yankees dominated for a
