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The Nutcracker delights audiences every holiday season. Rockville Centre’s Leggz Ltd. Dance presents one of the area’s popular versions of this festive ballet.
Long Island stages welcome many interpretations of The Nutcracker
Those sugar plum fairies and assorted figments of a young girl’s dream have arrived for the festive season.The holiday classic shines brightly on area stages. more
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A tug of war for the Nutcracker makes for a very lively party scene in this timeless classic.
A holiday treat in Rockville Centre for all ages
Starting on Dec. 2, Leggz Ltd. Dance and the Rockville Centre Guild for the Arts present the “Nutcracker,” the only full-length production of the Tchaikovsky classic on Long Island with a live 70-piece orchestra — not just any orchestra, but Rockville Centre’s very own South Shore Symphony. more
The curtain closes on the Island Park Theatre Group's production of "Mame" this weekend. See the rousing musical at the Lincoln Orens School in Island Park.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Exhibits and more... “Air, Fire, Water, “Earth”An exhibit in which the four elements are used as a metaphor for the world we live in. Works of Ron Erlich, Richard Sigmund, Linda … more
Karen Faust Baer at South Side High School’s recent “IB Music Night” that featured student performances and original works. She will be the guest soloist when the South Shore Symphony plays at Molloy on Nov. 20.
Rockville Centre educator to perform with South Shore Symphony in Molloy College theater debut
One of South Side High School’s own, Vocal Music Director Karen Faust Baer, will be a featured soloist on Nov. 20, when she performs with the South Shore Symphony Orchestra in its debut concert at Molloy College’s new Madison Theatre. more
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On with The show: Molloy College President Dr. Drew Bogner, left, and Artistic Director Angelo Fraboni discuss some last-minute details as they prepare to take the wraps off the new Madison Theatre at Molloy College’s 2011 Gala on Saturday.
The Madison Theatre tunes up
Molloy College's just-completed Madison Theatre prepares to take off the wraps to become the south shore's new cultural arts destination. more
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The projected path of Hurricane Irene as of late Friday night.
Hurricane warning issued for Long Island
This story is being frequently updated. Check back often. Local government officials and residents are preparing for Hurricane Irene, which is expected to impact the area on Sunday. As of Thursday afternoon, the storm was north of the Bahamas and remained on track to hit Long Island. more
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There's something in the water Part VIII
Throughout July and August, the Herald has reported on the importance of Long Island’s waterways in its eight-part series, “There’s something in the water.” We took on this … more
The Meadowbrook Parkway flooded during Aug. 14’s torrential rainstorm, stranding many motorists. Planners say that residents should evacuate early in the event of hurricane, knowing that there could be major flooding on the roads.
Officials: L.I. overdue for a hurricane
The flooding rains that hit Long Island’s South Shore on Aug. 14 might be a preview of what could happen if a hurricane were to strike here. That’s why County Legislator Dave Denenberg, a Democrat from Merrick, hosted a hurricane-preparedness seminar last Wednesday at the North Bellmore Library. more
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Don Harris, vice president of the nonprofit environmental group Operation SPLASH (Stop Polluting Littering And Save Harbors), stood beside a boom used to collect trash from Freeport Creek. The organization’s core mission is cleaning up South Shore wetlands and bays.
Making a SPLASH across the South Shore
Diesel exhaust from nearby boatyards suffused the air as Don Harris cruised north in a 27-foot Carolina skiff up Freeport Creek, past a pair of mute swans that he calls Chip and Ophelia, the towering smokestacks of Freeport Power Plant No. 2, a Town of Hempstead dredging barge and hundreds of boats, many sleek and modern, others abandoned, rotting hulks sinking into the murky water. more
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Sturgeon, which spawn in the Hudson River, have been around more than 200 million years — since before the dinosaurs.
There's something in the water, part III
While many Long Islanders may think they need to dive deep in the ocean to find marine life, the truth is that they can see a wide variety of  sea creatures in the waters closer to … more
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