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When insanity reigns in Washington
So let me get this straight. The Republican-led House of Representatives voted more than 40 times to repeal the Affordable Care Act of 2010, a.k.a. Obamacare, but failed to do so. more
Mark Bonilla and his attorney, Adrian DiLuzio, from left, left First District Court in July after hearing Justice Sharon Gianelli issue her verdict in Bonilla’s criminal case.
Bonilla sentenced to community service, fine
Mark Bonilla of Bellmore, the former Town of Hempstead clerk, was sentenced to community service and a fine on Monday. Bonilla was found guilty of one count of official misconduct stemming from sexual harassment allegations, which were investigated by town officials last year, on July 25. Justice Sharon Gianelli decided the case alone because Bonilla waived his right to a jury trial. He faced up to one year in jail prior to sentencing. more
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Summer 2013 slips by: a conundrum of physics
Consider Albert Einstein’s singular equation: e = mc2. Or don’t consider it; it will surely make your head hurt. more
Olympic gold medalist Abby Wambach took shots while Coleman Country campers played goalie on Monday.
Coleman Country welcomes Olympic champion
Chants of “Abby, Abby!” resonated through Coleman Country Day Camp in Merrick on Monday, as hundreds of campers got the chance to meet soccer phenom Abby Wambach, a two-time Olympic gold medalist and the all-time leading scorer in international play –– among women or men –– in the sport’s history. more
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Stuart Markus leads his musical collective in the spirited finale that closes the annual concert on Monday at Eisenhower Park.
Still 'Wild About Harry'
Musicians and fans celebrate the music and legacy of troubadour Harry Chapin’sat the annual concert in his honor on July 22 at Eisenhower Park. more
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Battle stories pierce the piety of war
“The Yellow Birds,” by Kevin Powers, should be required reading. The debut novel tells the story of two young American soldiers fighting their way through Al Tafar province in Iraq in 2004. more
Running for Boston — and America
If New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly were trying during an April 25 news conference to reassure the public that the city’s security infrastructure was tight enough to stave off a terrorist attack, they weren’t doing a very good job of it. more
'Half the Sky' aims to end sex trafficking
The book’s front cover looks friendly, uplifting even. The title –– “Half the Sky: Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide” –– is set against an azure sky flecked by wispy white clouds. more
Stuart Markus and Gathering Time harmonize in Garden City on Friday.
In tune with Gathering Time
Malverne's Stuart Markus, with his band Gathering Time,bid farewell to founding member Glen Roethel when they take to the stage this weekend. Also, plenty of laughs await when Plaza Theatrical Productions' stages "Nunsense II: The Second Coming" in Bellmore. more
“Death, Taxes & Apple Juice” is among the award-winning short films to be screened at the New York Short Film Concert. This touring showcase highlights recently produced films along with some “classics.”
The New York Short Film Concert returns to the Madison Theatre
Screen some of the best short films around at this showcase of award-winning little gems, which has now become an annual event at Molloy's Madison Theatre. more
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