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"60 Minute"s correspondent Lesley Stahl, who has covered the White House and interviewed heads of state, shares her very personal journey in her new book.
On becoming a grandparent
Living and working longer, today’s baby boomer-aged women are embracing and transforming the experience of grandmothering. more
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What is not yours is not mine, either. Huh?
Drum roll, please. I’m about to take a swipe at the book reviewers who recently led me off a cliff and out to sea. As many readers know, my other job . . . more
Readers thirsty for Rice’s newest book
The lost city of Atlantis is the newest mythical, sea-bound setting for author Anne Rice’s beloved Prince Lestat. “Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis,” Rice’s 36th book (and her … more
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‘Cats’
They say that cats have nine lives but Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical Cats defies the old adage. Thirty-four years and 7,485 performances after its New York debut, the show has returned to its … more
The reality Tv stars will be featured at an interview and book signing event on April 12 at the Madison Theatre, on the campus of Molloy College.
The Little Couple thinks big
Reality TV stars Bill Klein and Jen Arnold are just like your average couple — except for the fact that they are both under four feet tall. But the best-selling authors really do think big. more
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Going under cover for holiday gift giving
Did you know that it takes 540 peanuts to make a 12-ounce jar of peanut butter? Or that people actually suffer from arachibutyrophobia? more
Sip, munch, read a book
On Oct. 3, long-time friends Peggy Zieran and Carol Hoenig fulfilled a dream while introducing a clever and unique business concept. Housed in a century-old five-room home . . . more
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Seaford Library Director Frank McKenna, left, and Richard Sloan of Massapequa are members of the Lincoln Group of New York.
History is alive and well at Seaford Library
Want to learn more about American history? Go to the Seaford Library, where Director Frank McKenna, an avid student of history, leads an American history and biography book discussion group. more
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With books, you can and should go home again
On one level, it’s a matter of clearing some closet space. On another, it’s a signal to let go and move on. more
Reading under the sun
While the summer is a time for children to relax and have fun, it is important to find time to read. Libraries across the area are organizing various summer reading programs for children and teens. more
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