Education Trends Of 2023
Long Island Weekly December 21, 2023
In 2023, the field of education is experiencing significant transformations driven by technological advancements, changing pedagogical approaches, and a growing emphasis
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A Bus Trip, A Penny, And A Rifle Pin
Janet Burns February 17, 2023
Santos critics head to his offices as financial oddities mount It’s been another busy week in the world of U.S.
Not ‘Feline’ The Love In North Hempstead
Frank Rizzo December 29, 2022
A crusade to improve conditions for feral cats Stuart Kroll of Great Neck is an unabashed cat lover. He has appeared
Personal Service Remains Key To Success
Christy Hinko October 19, 2022
Helms Brothers, established in 1934, originally began with Studebaker and Packard brands. In 1957, Studebaker was given distribution rights to Mercedes-Benz,
America’s Hamlet: Sharon D. Clarke To Reprise Role
Christy Hinko August 24, 2022
Broadway is set to deliver a performance to America next season that is sure to get noticed. Arthur Miller’s Death of
Eagles Add Fourth – And Final – ‘Hotel California’ Tour Concert In New York
Christy Hinko January 6, 2022
After selling out three shows in New York last year, the EAGLES – Don Henley, Joe Walsh and Timothy B. Schmit, with
Leathernecks Host Annual Benefit
Christy Hinko October 27, 2021
The Leathernecks MC Long Island chapter led by President Frank Danetra hosted its 20th anniversary motorcycle run. This run benefits veterans
Fall Into Party Planning: What you need to know to have a festive celebration
Christy Hinko October 18, 2021
For two years now the COVID pandemic has put a halt to our weddings, showers, office parties, birthdays and so many
All It Takes Is One
Frank Rizzo July 19, 2021
Even tropical storms can wreak havoc The two most destructive weather events in recent history on Long Island weren’t even hurricanes.
The State Of The Governor
Frank Rizzo April 9, 2021
‘Pandemic honeymoon’ over, Cuomo fights for his political life Every political sexual scandal is unique. And yet there are patterns that
The Struggle To Find Vaccination Appointments
Frank Rizzo April 1, 2021
New York State lowered the age of COVID-19 vaccination eligibility to 30 on March 30. Starting Tuesday, April 6, vaccine shots
A Passport To Normalcy
Frank Rizzo March 21, 2021
County eyes seniors, underserved communities for vaccines • Governor Andrew Cuomo announced the opening of 10 mass vaccination sites, including one
Sams Takes Helm At SUNY Old Westbury
Frank Rizzo February 10, 2021
After a 10-month search with dozens of candidates considered, SUNY Old Westbury tapped Syracuse native Dr. Timothy E. Sams to lead
‘Yes We Can’ Do Vaccines
Frank Rizzo January 26, 2021
Community center is county’s second vaccine hub The horrific examples of the Tuskegee experiments and other racist malpractices at the hands
Center Of The Epicenter
Frank Rizzo January 11, 2021
Northwell CEO: Hospital system ready for next wave In his book Leading Through A Pandemic, Northwell Health CEO/President Michael Dowling detailed
Celebrating Veterans From All Eras
Long Island Weekly November 18, 2020
American Airpower Museum hosts Veterans Day program The American Airpower Museum (AAM) , Long Island’s only flying military aviation museum, hosted
‘Save Our Stages’ Is Rallying Cry
Frank Rizzo November 16, 2020
Entertainment venues see grim future without federal stimulus While the “dance of legislation” continues in our nation’s capital, entertainment venue owners
Count All, All Count
Frank Rizzo September 29, 2020
September 30 (or October 5) is Census 2020 response deadline Editor’s Note: As this went to press, there was a dispute
Go-Go’s Director Picks Fave Documentaries
Dave Gil de Rubio August 12, 2020
Fun. That’s the word that comes to director Alison Ellwood’s lips when you ask her to describe the experience she had
