As we detailed last week, filmmaker Michael Angelo, of Cold Spring Harbor, has a specific vision for his looming Masterpieces experiment he is conducting for
Patrons and parishioners alike were wowed at St. Patrick’s Parish of Bay Shore on Sunday, October 2, listening to the musical stylings of various opera
Republican state senators and candidates for various seats across Long Island took to promoting senate bill S.8877, sponsored by Senator Alexis Weik (R-Sayville), with the
What makes a perennial box-office draw turn into a cult-adored hero-in-hiding instead? The Mummy A-Lister of yesteryear Brendan Fraser may be considerably removed from the
Union carpenters on Long Island are thrilled with the recent passage of a $225 million infrastructure bill that was the product of a bipartisan initiative
This week, I needed a quick, healthy-ish meal. I looked at local sushi spots and came across one who’s name was almost as attractive as
The Smithtown Special Library District’s 15 candidates for the board of trustees are likely enough to perplex some voters, especially when considering there are only
Tempers ran high, and the crowd was wild in the parking lot of AMVETS Post 48 on Hawkins Road in Ronkonkoma. What may have started
“If I’m ever lucky enough to really get to make movies, yes, I would definitely like to wedge myself into them. Like M. Night Shyamalan
Hundreds gathered in mournful remembrance to honor the 384 9/11 first responders who passed last year due to related illnesses at the 9/11 Responders Remembered
