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Don Was & The Last Waltz: 40 Years Later

  With The Last Waltz, The Band’s cinematic masterpiece, having celebrated its 40th anniversary last year, superstar producer Don Was (second from left above) has hit the road with an all-star outfit rounded out by Gov’t Mule/Allman Brothers singer-songwriter Warren Haynes, Michael McDonald and honky-tonk troubadour Jamey Johnson to commemorate

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Here Comes The Rooster

Chinese New Year ushers in the Year of the Rooster this Saturday, and with it comes yet another excuse to dive into the rich culinary delicacies of the Land of the Rising Sun. Long Islanders have their pick of restaurants of the Chinese persuasion, with countless classical stir fry joints,

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Chaminade Athletes Commit

Thirty-five members of the Chaminade High School class of 2017 sign commitments to play college level sports at nearly 30 schools. Upon graduation, they will enter baseball, crew, lacrosse and soccer programs for their respective institutions.  Pictured: First row: Francesco Tangredi, lacrosse, Harvard University; Alessio Giovannetti, lacrosse, Colgate University; Christian

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Mount Welcomes International Scholars

Mount Saint Mary College opened its doors to more than more than 60 international scholars on Jan. 9. Through the International Business School São Paulo and the Mount’s Office of International Programs, the Mount’s School of Business is hosting the students, who will continue learning on campus and via field trips

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The Art Of Boxing: Historical Society’s Two Sides Of Muhammad Ali

Who could “float like a butterfly and sting like a bee?” Muhammad Ali was The Greatest—he even said so himself. Born Cassius Clay in Louisville, KY, the three-time heavyweight champion was an outspoken and often controversial public figure. In the early 1960s, Ali found friendship with renowned artist LeRoy Neiman,

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