Long Island’s High School Seniors Gear Up For Graduations
Graduates across Long Island in June are sure to share sentiments of overcoming adversity, celebrating accomplishments, and simply being grateful to be together.
Celebrity Chefs to Visit Sagaponack This Summer for Event Series at Old Stove Pub
Sagaponack’s Greek cuisine institution Old Stove Pub is clearly ready to draw in the crowds with its new Tuesday Takeovers with Celebrity Chefs, a dinner series from Pop Up Nation (PUN).
So Close: Cuomo on Verge of Lifting Most Covid Limits as NY Vax Rate Nears 70%
New York is so close to lifting most remaining Covid-19 restrictions as the state’s vaccination rate has almost hit 70 percent, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Monday.
CDC Says U.S. Travelers Can Avoid Wearing Masks in Outdoor Transit Hubs, Ferries
The U.S. CDC said on Thursday it will no longer require travelers to wear masks in outdoor transit hubs and in outdoor spaces on ferries, buses and trolleys, due to the lower risk of coronavirus transmission outdoors.
Commack’s Unitron Microscopes A Vital Tool For Workers Across Industries
Unitron, a Commack-based manufacturing company, makes microscopes and other precision products that help professionals nationwide see better.
‘Like Magic’: Small Emergence of Cicadas Thought to Be Extinct Found on Long Island
Dr. Elias Bonaros, a cardiologist and cicada expert, thought the noise-making insects, which emerge from the ground every 17 years, might not return to his neck of the woods, Long Island, after very few showed up in 2004. But this week they came back.
Westbury Arts Celebrates Grand Opening With Gala Reception
Westbury is quickly becoming a beacon for the arts on Long Island as it debuted its new art center with a gala and VIP reception on June 11.
The opening kicked off a weekend of activities that included an art exhibit, Meet the Artist reception, an original play production, high school student performances, and activities for children.
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Webinar: Tax Law Experts Weigh In on Leaving New York
Three tax law experts gave advice on preparing for a home tax audit in New York during a recent webinar hosted by Schneps Media.
OpEd: Use People-First Language to Promote Equality
Randi Shubin Dresner, president and CEO of Island Harvest Food Bank: "Language is a powerful and consequential tool."
3 New Restaurants to Try on Long Island
New restaurants on Long Island include Kitty Mulligan's in Bay Shore, Nuvo Kitchen in East Meadow, Szechuan Attraction in North Bellmore
These Cats in Long Island Shelters Are Ready to Be Adopted
We’re seeing lots of cattitude with this week’s lineup of adorable adoptables! If you’re seeking a new BFF (best feline friend), contact any one of these wonderful shelters and rescues today!
Hofstra University Breaks Ground on $75M Science and Innovation Center
Hofstra University officials, joined by community leaders, broke ground on the college’s new, $75 million Science and Innovation Center at its East Campus in Hempstead on Thursday.
