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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more...Arcadia/Suburbia: Architecture on Long Island, 1930-2010The exhibit examines the impressive architectural history of Long Island, especially on the North Shore. It underscores the … more
Bill Cosby is back on stage
Bill Cosby brings his stand-up routine to Tilles Center in April. more
Events on Long Island
Highlights include a performance of Godspell in Bellmore, a musical revue of the life and times of Desi Arnaz at Hofstra, and still more circus antics with the National Circus Project at Long Island Children's Museum. more
Music and storytelling on area stages this weekend
Weekend highlights include a performance by the Irish-American group Cherish The Ladies, an antiques fair in Garden City, and storytelling at Long Island Children's museum. more
Tom Breidenbach, Victor Interlandi, Joe Breidenbach, Mike Tierney, Bill Breidenbach at Kollners Meats, which recently celebrated its 80th anniversary.
Aged to perfection
When Kollner’s Prime Meats opened in Rockville Centre in 1930, it was just another in a chain of Kollner’s butchers. But after Max Kollner died and William Breidenbach took over control of the franchise, it started to become a Rockville Centre institution. more
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What I know now that I didn’t know then
Think about what you know now, January 2010, that you didn’t know a year ago. Standing on the threshold of the new year, we have a moment to look back at how those 365 days changed us, as individuals and as a people and as paid-up members of the human race. more
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High school sweethearts Jeffrey Friedman and Andrew Zwerin of Rockville Centre adopted their son, Josh, almost six years ago and were married in California in August 2008, but they say they still don't have the same rights as other married couples.
Senate rejects marriage bill
“I think in this day and age we're not asking for special laws,” said Malverne resident Robert Powers. “We're asking for equal laws.” Powers, who married his husband, Howard Costa, in a Connecticut ceremony last year, said he is disappointed with the New York state Senate, which rejected a bill on Dec. 2 that would have allowed same-sex couples to marry. The bill had been approved by the state Assembly three times, including the same day it headed to the Senate, but was rejected 38-24 as several Democrats joined Republicans to vote against it. more
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On Thanksgiving, a few of my favorite things
Robert Frost said that nothing gold can stay. This week, for the first time in 40 years of preparing the Thanksgiving meal, my husband and I will sit down at my son and daughter-in-law’s table, and not all of us will be there. more
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A helicopter prepares to life a buoy that landed on the shores of Long Beach as Hurricane Bill rumbled up the East Coast in August.
Coast Guard take buoy away
On Sept. 15, the National Guard and the Coast Guard, assisted by the Long Beach Police Department, removed a buoy that had washed ashore at Long Beach Boulevard beach. The buoy was originally … more
Parking fund law stirs up controversy
Attracting businesses to Lynbrook has long been a challenge for the village, and some say the parking fund law that requires commercial building owners to pay $10,000 for each parking space they fall short of the minimum number of spaces the zoning code requires is being applied arbitrarily to businesses in the village. more
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