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Engel Burman Group funds commercial slamming New York Cosmos plan for Belmont Park
Potential Belmont Park developer the Engel Burman Group has sponsored a radio advertisement, produced by a civic group in Elmont, that criticizes the plan for the vacant south lot of the racetrack … more
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Kerri, left, and Margaret Pearsall, a mother-daughter duo who were both Rockettes, founded the Pearsall Dance Centre on Merrick Road in Bellmore in 1999. Their famed studio closed in June.
Pearsall Dance Centre closes after more than five decades
Normally talkative and cheerful, Bellmorite Margaret Pearsall suddenly turned quiet and sorrowful. “Don’t start,” she said. “Don’t bring that up. It’s very sad. … more
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Prepare for a storm before it strikes
That time of the year is here again — the heart of hurricane season — and it’s important to take steps now to make sure you and your family are safe when the next storm hits. more
Valley Stream South High School teacher and coach Demetri Adrahtas, who lives in Long Beach, won WFAN’s Fantasy Phenom Challenge last week and will host a year-long show on the sports talk radio station beginning this fall.
He’s ready to talk sports
Demetri Adrahtas’s passionate, free-flowing voice has been heard in the classrooms and on the fields of Valley Stream South High School for years. But the teacher and coach will be talking to a much larger audience when he hits the airwaves of WFAN sports radio this fall. more
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Gary Carlton, of Valley Stream, has a weekly music radio show, “Choice Cuts,” on the SUNY Old Westbury station.
Valley Streamer serves up music
He may be practicing law as a personal injury and defense attorney Monday through Friday, but come Saturday, Gary Carlton is rocking out on his weekly web radio show. more
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WLBTG is on the air!
Enjoy this fun musical that will feature children and adults singing pop songs from the 1940s through today. The show includes songs made famous by Frank Sinatra, The Andrew Sisters, Elvis, The Beach … more
Requiem for R.E.M., the world's greatest band
In my middle school years, 1979 to 1981, the biggest band in the U.S., and perhaps the world, was Kiss, comprising four heavy-metal imps decked out in black-and-white war paint and rhinestone-studded body suits, breathing fire and spitting blood in their phantasmagorical stage show, replete with rocket fire and levitating drums. more
Ben Thomson purchased a lot of the equipment himself for the radio station, which broadcasts from the basement of his Malverne home.
On the air with the kids of WROK radio
At 7:30 p.m. on July 28, a trio of 12-year-olds take to the airwaves. Jordan Bernhardi gives the weather. Luciano Cirelli gives some sports scores, and talks about a New York Islanders trade with the New Jersey Devils. more
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Malverne sixth-graders Jordan Bernhardi, left, and Ben Thomson have launched their own kids’ radio station.
Local radio brought to you by local kids
Ben Thomson and Jordan Bernhardi, both 12, seem like your average sixth-graders: they’re both busy with school work, and while Ben is engaged with guitar lessons, Jordan is a member of the … more
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Dr. Steve Kussin, the Herald’s education columnist since 2005, now anchors the “Eye on Education” feature for WCBS News Radio.
From Cornell to CBS News
On April 19, 1969, members of Cornell University’s Afro-American Society occupied Willard Straight Hall on the Ithaca campus to protest a litany of perceived racial injustices after a cross was burned outside Wari House, a cooperative for African-American female students. During the occupation, AAS members smuggled in rifles and bandoliers of ammunition. more
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