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Law & Order: A History
How this hour-long drama revolutionized cop/lawyer procedurals Arguably one of the most influential American police procedural/legal drama series in television history, creator Dick Wolf’s Law...
Thought Gallery: Three Virtual Events To Keep You Busy This Week
Consider these recommendations for upcoming virtual talks, readings and more in and around New York City: The Tyranny of Merit: What’s Become of the Common...
Inside Vessel, New York City’s Interactive Landmark
The Vessel provides great sights of the Hudson River.
Learning To Draw Remotely
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Joanne Pierce wants to cultivate people’s creativity Online art lessons? Why not. The internet, after all, is just another means of dispensing knowledge and skills. With...
New York Universities Postpone Fall Sports
It remains to be seen if a return to fall sports will be feasible at all during the school calendar year.
Islanders Add Senior Sponsorship Executives As Club Ramps Up For UBS Arena
The New York Islanders have named Bryan Calka as Senior Vice President of Partnerships and Tom Cerasoli as Senior Vice President of Partnership Activation....
Islanders Sign UBS To 20-Year Contract As Title Sponsor Of Belmont Park
The New York Islanders on Wednesday announced the name of the team's new stadium in Belmont. The organization inked a 20-year deal with UBS, a...
Planting Fields: From Mansion To Historic Site
The fields face a bright future.
The Best Of Long Island’s Hiking, Biking, Golfing And Watersports
Here on Long Island, residents have their pick of beautiful trails, country clubs and waterways to explore
North Shore Land Alliance Celebrates New York Invasive Species Awareness Week
The idea behind the Land Alliance presentations is for homeowners to become familiar with these species so they can nip them in the bud.
Roslyn Native Turned Celebrity Chef Shares The Art Of Skewering
Roslyn Heights native turned celebrity Michael Schulson is a master of technique.
Long Island’s Eateries Welcome Diners Back
In late June and early July restaurants across New York were once again allowed to invite diners back with a combination of indoor and outdoor seating, proper social distancing still in place.
Uncovering The Hidden History Behind The Margarita
The mix may be straightforward but its origins are murky. No one is quite sure who invented the margarita—though there are many tall tales to theorize.
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