Some of the most famous sharks aren’t always in movies. Here are some of our historical and pop culture favorites. Jabberjaw Jabberjaw was a Saturday morning animated series created by Joe Ruby and Ken Spears and produced by Hanna-Barbera which aired on ABC for two years from Sept. 1976. Megalodon
Sharks don’t merely exist to populate our nightmares and fill the programming schedule for Discovery Channel’s Shark Week. The apex predator sits atop of the food chain and helps to maintain the delicate balance of ocean life. Every so often, shark meat finds its way into our sauté pans, is plunged
The name Frank Mundus may draw blank stares from those unfamiliar with the world of sport fishing, but anyone who watched the 1975 summer blockbuster Jaws and caught the late Robert Shaw’s performance as the crusty shark hunter Quint, will get an idea of who he was. A fixture in
Imagine a place where community members of all ages with a common appreciation of nature can come together to tend to their own plots of land and watch their plants grow together. For residents of Nassau County, this is more than just wishful thinking, it’s a reality. Community gardens are
Although there were many shark movies before Steven Spielberg’s 1975 Jaws, this terrorizer has put the fear of sharks into millions of beachgoers for decades and remains the first blockbuster in cinema history. Of course, there are at least a dozen that did not make our list, but here are
The Police Holy Name Society Car Show was recently held at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Nassau County Police Benevolent Association Widows & Orphans Fund and The Holy Name Society Scholarship Fund. The cars at the show were “blessed” by
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