The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) prides itself on preserving pieces of musical history, artifacts, and memorabilia, as well as inducting
“The Diary of Anne Frank” is a stage adaptation of one of the most famous books published posthumously, “The Diary of a Young Girl.” The playwrights
Just before she rang in the new year, Gypsy Rose Blanchard stepped out of prison into her first day of true freedom on December 28
Our special island has hundreds of hidden gems, the first of many being one that connects us to the island’s history and celebrates those who
You can’t cook up something quintessentially Christmastime without first mixing in some good-old family dysfunction for good measure. Written by Caroline Keene and co-directed by
It was a night of great fights, loud crowds, and lots of fundraising. Long Island Fight for Charity went off without a hitch Monday night,
Renée Greene Murphy, born and raised in South Setauket and now a resident of Smithtown, will be hosting her very first book signing at Barnes
Professional Boxer and Suffolk County Police Officer Alex “El Toro” Vargas, 28, of Bellport made Long Island proud earlier this month when his fourteenth consecutive
Earlier this month, our community was flabbergasted by the news of a Smithtown bus driver casually drinking a White Claw while driving students home from
Beloved actress Suzanne Somers died earlier this week at the age of 76. After a long and hard fight, the lovely actress succumbed to breast
