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Sacred Heart Academy Appoints Maria Pozzulo Hecht As Principal
Sacred Heart Academy (SHA) proudly announces the appointment of Maria Pozzulo Hecht as the 11th principal of the Catholic, all-girls, college-preparatory school. Hecht is an experienced educator and strategic administrator. She will assume the role...
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Long Island Cannabis Conversations – Part IV
In this series, we’ve explored how cannabis left its mark on Long Island (from Hempstead to the Hamptons), how the Shinnecock Nation plans to help bring medicinal and adult-use (or ‘recreational’) cannabis to Long Island...
Camps & Schools
2024 Hope For The Warriors Military Spouse and Caregiver Scholarships
Through October 1, applications are being accepted for the spring 2024 semester for the Hope For The Warriors Military Spouse and Caregiver Scholarship Program. Since 2006, Hope For The Warriors has awarded Military Spouse and Caregiver Scholarships...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
Furby Returns For 25th Anniversary
Interactive toy gets a new look, features By Olivia Rainson Arguably one of the most controversial and unique toys of the 2000s, the Furby has been rebranded and is returning with a new look. Furby is an interactive...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
The Lemon Twigs Return Home
Elton John raves about them. Todd Rundgren raves, writes, and records with them. The list of musical luminaries who sing their praises seems to grow by the day. The Lemon Twigs, fronted by Hicksville’s own Brian...
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Hochul Announces NY State Parks Centennial Celebration
Governor Kathy Hochul recently previewed a year-long celebration of the centennial anniversary of the founding of New York’s statewide park and historic site system to take place in 2024. The celebration will both highlight and...
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MTA Fare Increases Resume
Riders will pay more per ride after Aug. 20 After a pause to ride out the tumultuous pandemic years, the MTA is once again implementing scheduled fare increases to keep up with operating costs, ridership deficits,...
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Fire Island Jane Doe Identified
By James Rooney The human remains previously known as “Fire Island Jane Doe” and “Jane Doe Seven” have been identified as Karen Vergata, a 34-year-old escort who went missing sometime around Valentine’s Day of 1996. There...
Food & Leisure
7.4: The Magic Number To Live By
When we say it’s all in a number, this magic number really reflects keeping our body in perfect balance. Eating well has come down to a perfect science. 7.4 is the ideal pH level for our...
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Diaper Drive Week Underway
Allied Foundation diaper bank fills critical gap One in two families with young children struggle to afford enough diapers. A newborn baby will use about 12 diapers...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
UBS Arena Joins Diversity Program To Broaden Business Opportunities
UBS Arena, home to four-time Stanley Cup Champions the New York Islanders, announced it has teamed with Oak View Group (OVG), the global venue development, advisory, and...
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‘Stars and Stripes’ Gala in Support of Paws of War: Oct. 26
Long Island Elite (LIE), a nonprofit dedicated to fostering the growth and development of local Long Island business professionals and emerging regional leaders, will host its...
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Not All Jaundice Is Concerning
A 15-year-old high school student stayed up all night to finish a term paper and in the morning, he looked in the mirror and...
Peruvian Primer
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Peruvian food is a study in juxtaposition. Robust, coal-fired meat and potato offerings stand alongside more delicate dishes dealing in cold temperatures and acidic...
Remembering Long Island Victims Of 9/11
On September 11, 2001, 2,977 people died in the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in New York City. Countless more died in...
Viruses Can Cause False Liver Test Reads
Many different viruses can cause abnormal liver tests and at this time of year. As we are in the midst of “flu season”, we...
The Local Affray Over Asylum Seekers, Part II
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For Creedmoor neighbors, possible paths forward remain daunting Just over a month after a temporary Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center (HERRC) opened on the...
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The Local Affray Over Asylum Seekers, Part II
For Creedmoor neighbors, possible paths forward remain daunting Just over a month after a temporary Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center (HERRC) opened on the southern edge of the massive Creedmoor Psychiatric Center campus, controversy and anxiety over the site still remain,...
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Diaper Drive Week Underway
Allied Foundation diaper bank fills critical gap One in two families with young children struggle to afford enough diapers. A newborn baby will use about 12 diapers a day, while a toddler will use around eight. Currently, there is no option for...
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The Union Slated To Open September 26
Trahanas Hospitality Group today announced it will open The Union, a restaurant offering modern American-cuisine alongside a tantalizing full sushi bar and a rotating selection of specialty seasonal items will open to the public on Tuesday, Sept. 26. “The Union is this year’s most...
Arts, Music & Entertainment
Honoring The Victims Found On Gilgo Beach
True crime podcast and Long Island jeweler team up It was a strange coincidence when Jac Vanek, a popular clothing and accessory designer, and Long Island raised Alexis Linkletter, an investigative journalist and television host, began the “Long Island Serial Killer” series...
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Rosh Hashanah Message
In just a few days, on the Jewish New Year known as Rosh Hashanah, the blast of the shofar will be heard. The High Holidays are a time that we Jews gather in prayer and concentrate on introspection. They are a...
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The Carpenter’s Superstition: The Story Of The Upside-Down Spindle
Not long ago, my cat, Alice, more affectionately known as “the marshmallow,” was taunting the dog and leading her on a chase through the house. She ran to her favorite “safe base” when they normally play this game, to the stairs...
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Long Island Veterans’ Bulletin: Everyday Words With Naval Origins
The Navy has had a significant influence on everyday language. Many common words and phrases have their origins in naval terminology, reflecting the maritime history and traditions of the Navy. Here are 10 everyday words with naval origins: Admiral: An admiral is a...
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Upcycle Your Way To Luxury
Upcycled home décor, an innovative and environmentally conscious approach to interior design, has gained significant popularity in recent years. It’s a creative way to transform discarded or unused items into unique and stylish décor pieces that not only enhance the aesthetics...
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UBS Arena Joins Diversity Program To Broaden Business Opportunities
UBS Arena, home to four-time Stanley Cup Champions the New York Islanders, announced it has teamed with Oak View Group (OVG), the global venue development,...
‘Stars and Stripes’ Gala in Support of Paws of War: Oct. 26
Long Island Elite (LIE), a nonprofit dedicated to fostering the growth and development of local Long Island business professionals and emerging regional leaders, will...
The Union Slated To Open September 26
Trahanas Hospitality Group today announced it will open The Union, a restaurant offering modern American-cuisine alongside a tantalizing full sushi bar and a rotating selection of...
The Carpenter’s Superstition: The Story Of The Upside-Down Spindle
Not long ago, my cat, Alice, more affectionately known as “the marshmallow,” was taunting the dog and leading her on a chase through the...
Long Island Veterans’ Bulletin: Everyday Words With Naval Origins
The Navy has had a significant influence on everyday language. Many common words and phrases have their origins in naval terminology, reflecting the maritime...