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Yellow Ape Film Festival Award presentation for grand prize to “A Farewell to Arm” at The Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington. From left, Philip Snyder, Robert M. Snyder, Jim Haggerty, Lady MacDeath aka Josephine Iannece. “A Farewell to Arm” also won the top prize at the Brainwash Drive-in Movie Festival in Oakland, CA this summer.

Long Island brothers win Oakland film festival

Brothers Robert M. Snyder of Valley Stream and Philip Snyder of Island Park won First Prize for their short, “A Farewell to Arm,” in the 20th annual Brainwash Drive-in Movie Festival in Oakland, Ca. The film also took the top prize at the Yellow Ape Film Festival at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington last summer. The film stars Robert M. Snyder, Jr., of Woodside, Queens. more

8/14/14

Dead is dead, except in the death chamber

If there’s one thing we’re good at in America, it’s killing people. more

7/30/14

Q: I have a family member who has hearing difficulty but is reluctant to address the problem. What can I do to help?

A: Today’s families are faced with many challenges. Hearing loss can cause additional strain on family relationships if it is not addressed. Encouraging a reluctant family member to get … more

Dr. Lawrence Cardano, Audiologist | 7/24/14

Keeping the faith with LHS class of '64

I’m not ashamed to say that the wild boys were my friends. more

7/16/14

Rice declared victory in the Democratic primary at her campaign's Election Night party.

After primary wins, Blakeman and Rice eye November

Kathleen Rice and Bruce Blakeman are now gearing for the summer and fall campaign seasons leading into November’s general election ... more

By Brian Racow | 7/9/14

The Western Bays provide many recreational opportunities such as kayaking, but scientists say that fertilizer runoff and partially treated sewage effluent threaten the health of the bays. Above, a wetland canal at Norman J. Levy Park and Preserve in Merrick.

The Western Bays, an ecosystem suffering from all sides

Superstorm Sandy will be remembered as one of Nassau County’s most demoralizing calamities: the miles of rubble that choked the expanses where houses had stood in dignified symmetry, the thousands of Long Islanders living in limbo, forced to use their savings to stay afloat. People weren’t the only ones affected by the storm, though. Sandy devastated wildlife throughout Nassau’s Western Bays, which scientists had already considered to be fragile ecosystems –– many on the brink of collapse –– long before the storm. more

By Stapha Charleme | 6/20/14

This weekend will see changes to the Far Rockaway schedules.

LIRR Far Rockaway Branch Weekend Schedules Adjusted this weekend

The LIRR has announced weekend schedule changes for this weekend and on May 3-4 on the Far Rockaway branch. LIRR Far Rockaway Branch Weekend Schedules Adjusted April 12-13 and May 3-4: Brooklyn-Bound Trains to Depart up to Eight Minutes Early While Crews Perform Maintenance on 150th Street Bridge more

4/8/14

Imagining a world free of nuclear arms

Journalism lost one of its greats last week. Jonathan Schell, a best-selling nonfiction author, columnist and correspondent for The New Yorker, Newsday and The Nation, died . . . more

By Scott Brinton | 4/3/14

Legislator's aide charged with groping woman

An aide to County Legislator Carrie Solages, a Democrat from Elmont, was arrested on Feb. 24 after a woman accused him of groping her. Derek Lawrence, 49, of Elmont, was charged with forcible … more

By Vikas Girdhar | 3/4/14

I was just 17; you know what I mean

The Beatles’ invasion of America 50 years ago this month was a global event, but in 1964, in the Five Towns, it was very much a local story. more

2/14/14

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