17th Annual Long Island Press Power List Announced
Behold, the 17th annual Long Island Press Power List of the top 100 leaders in business, education, philanthropy, unions, and politics.
Suffolk Corrections Officer’s Child Sex Abuse Victim Blasts Sentence As Too Light
An ex-Suffolk County corrections officer has been sentenced to five years in prison after admitting to sexually abusing children over a nine-year span, but one of the victims is calling the sentence too lenient.
Woodbury’s Visionary Smart Glass Innovator Research Frontiers Makes Window To The Future
Wholly MOLI: Long Island is far from a hub for automakers, but a company with headquarters in Woodbury is responsible for creating an exciting new feature in many automobiles, planes, trains, and even buildings.
Garden City Tudor Designed By Leading Architect Asks $3.8M
This nearly century-old Tudor designed by Frank Freeman, who was known as Brooklyn's greatest architect, is listed for sale in the Village of Garden City.
Inaugural Winter Ball Raises Funds For Nonprofit Integrated Preschool
The New Interdisciplinary School held its inaugural Winter Ball at Windows on the Lake in Ronkonkoma on Feb. 13 celebrating the integration of children with and without disabilities.
Trailer Released For Bad Education, HBO Movie About Roslyn School Scandal Airing in April
New details have been released about Bad Education, a movie starring Hugh Jackman about the Roslyn school scandal — one of Long Island's most infamous crimes — that is coming soon to HBO.
Fire Island Dune Rebuilding Crew Diverted To Fix Beach Near Mar-A-Lago
Contractors fixing storm damage on Fire Island beaches are being diverted to Florida so they can instead work on a beach near President Donald Trump's country club, stirring a wave of controversy.
Long Island Federation of Labor President John Durso Is Sticking With The Union
“We need to change the law to make it easier, not harder, to join a union,” says John Durso.
Long Island Concerts & Events February 24-27
Branford Marsalis plays Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, An American Marriage author Tayari Jones comes to Adelphi University, and much more to see and do this week on Long Island!
Hundreds March For Thomas Valva in East Islip
Nearly 500 people attended the March for Change on Feb. 8 at Heckscher State Park in East Islip to honor the memory of Thomas Valva.
Moms To Cuomo: Regulate Marijuana To Protect Our Kids
OpEd: Let's regulate marijuana and get drug dealers and gangs away from our kids.
Housing Inequity Hurts All Long Islanders
OpEd: Segregation harms our communities by limiting equity in fair housing choice and perpetuating other community problems, such as disparities in education and health.
Taking A Page From The Old Daily Long Island Press
OpEd: It’s a thrill writing a column for the Long Island Press again after all these years. For it was at the original Long Island Press where I started writing a column decades ago.
