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Where’s the soul in today’s popular music?
Lately I’ve been worried that I’m becoming Andy Rooney, the curmudgeonly commentator who capped each episode of CBS’s “60 Minutes” from 1978 to 2011 with a segment titled “A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney.” more
Peyton Mahler, Scouts BSA Troop 182’s newest Eagle Scout, took the Eagle Oath during his Court of Honor ceremony on Jan. 26.
Baldwin teen renovates Historical Society’s roof for Eagle Scout project
Baldwin teen Peyton Mahler is Scouts BSA Troop 182’s newest Eagle Scout. He was joined by fellow scouts, local elected officials and his parents, Erik and Tracy, at First Church Baldwin … more
Forty-eight Long Island professionals were honored at the Premier Business Women of Long Island Awards Gala.
Herald hosts Premier Business Women of Long Island Awards Gala
Hundreds gathered for the Premier Business Women of Long Island Awards Gala at the Heritage Club at Bethpage on March 28. more
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Time for Oscar to shine
So gather round the TV on Sunday and settle in for some celebrity watching during that spectacle known as the 91th Academy Awards. more
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Rita Cavanagh, left, of the Baldwin civic, stands with Arianna Rogers, Maeri Baez and Julianna Carney in front of the new music wall.
Scout project is music to Baldwin’s ears
Three Baldwin girl scouts recently earned their Silver Award for installing a sensory music wall in the Baldwin Community Garden on Sept. 18. The Girl Scout’s Silver Award is the highest award a … more
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The Herald team had a blast at the Press Club of Long Island's annual Media Awards on Thursday, including, at front, kneeling, Zachary Gottehrer-Cohen, and, back row, from left, Stuart Richner, Peter Belfiore, Mike Smollins, Tony Rifilato, Ben Strack (at back), Jeff Bessen, Eden Laikin, Nadya Nataly and Clifford Richner. Missing was Hawkins, and Scott Brinton, who, as PCLI's incoming president, was helping to run the awards show throughout the evening.
Heralds earn top honors in Press of Long Island's Media Awards
Herald Community Newspapers editors and reporters came up big in the Press Club of Long Island’s annual Media Awards, which were handed out Thursday at the Woodbury Country Club.The Herald … more
Flying away on a literary magic carpet
I’m writing about books because my mother is dying and I can’t write about that. I know that my sense of myself, my personal latitude and longitude, are about to change in the coming weeks. more
Jimmy Kimmel has moved on from last year’s Best Picture blunder and is ready for his second stint in the Oscar spotlight as host of this year’s awards telecast.
Hooray for Hollywood
Enjoy the Oscars show this weekend, but more importantly, enjoy the spectacle. Glitz, glamour and good pals are back on the agenda on Sunday, March 4; so settle in for some celebrity watching during … more
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Representative Kathleen Rice retold the story of O’Brien’s rescue of a New York firefighter on Staten Island.
U.S. marshal honored for his heroic rescue of firefighter
Every day, law enforcement officials risk their lives to protect and serve, not for awards or accolades but because it’s their job. One Baldwin resident was recently recognized for going beyond the call of duty. U.S. Rep. Kathleen Rice presented Deputy U.S. Marshal Johnny O’Brien with the Congressional Badge of Bravery at a Dec. 29 ceremony at Rice’s Garden City office. more
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Friends, relatives and members of the Baldwin Fire Department showed their support and gratitude for Robert Quackenbush who dedicated much of his life to the community.
Fire commissioner honored for four decades of service
The Baldwin Fire Department recently honored one of its long-time members. Fire commissioner, Robert Quackenbush, for 40 years of distinguished service. more
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