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Last year, 2012, was a hot one. In fact, it was the hottest year on record for the continental U.S. more

8/21/13

Tony B sings the best of Al Jolson at Saturday's event.

Al Jolson lives on among friends and fans who gather to honor him this weekend. Other late summer highlights include a guided walk at Muttontown Preserve on Sunday. more

8/14/13

Jacki Munzel of Long Beach is headed to the U.S. Olympic Trials for long track speed skating.

Munzel's fast track to success

Even as a young figure skater who was within reach of making the United States Olympic Team in 1984, speed was Jacki Munzel’s biggest asset on the ice. more

By Tony Bellissimo | 8/1/13

Al Jolson as he appeared in the 1935 Warner Brothers film “Go Into Your Dance,” in which he starred with his wife (at the time) Ruby Keeler.

Fond memories of Al Jolson

Al Jolson's ardent fans pay homage this month at the annual festival celebrating Jolson’s music — and multifaceted career — on Aug. 17. more

By Karen Bloom | 7/31/13

Plaza Theatrical Productions brings a bit of Broadway to Eisenhower Park with its performance of "The Sound of Music."

The Sound of Music at Eisenhower Park

The story of the Von Trapp family will have everyone singing along at Eisenhower Park's Lakeside Theatre this weekend. Or if a movie appeals to you, check out what's playing at the Long Island International Film Expo, through July 25. more

7/17/13

Director Fred Carpenter, left, chatted with actress Sean Young while filming at a Merrick home last year for “Send No Flowers,” a Mafia movie written by Kennedy High School graduate Lee Kolinsky, who grew up in Merrick.

Kennedy alum’s Mafia movie to show at film expo

Mafiosi made their way to Merrick last year –– fictitious Mafiosi, that is. Now, they’re hitting the big screen in Bellmore. Portions of a script describing the inner workings of an Italian crime family, written by Kennedy High School graduate Lee Kolinsky, were brought to life in his hometown when parts of “Send No Flowers” were filmed in two locations in Merrick last fall. Now the film is being screened at the Long Island International Film Expo. more

By Julie Mansmann | 7/11/13

Fred Carpenter’s “Send No Flowers” features Russ Camarda (above left) and Sean Young as a Mafia princess.

Long Island International Film Expo

That red carpet is ready to be rolled out at the historic Bellmore Movies. Film buffs, along with filmmakers and assorted actors, will soon be headed there for the 16th installment of the Long Island International Film Expo, opening next week, July 17. more

By Karen Bloom | 7/10/13

We need to change LIPA, but with care

The Long Island Power Authority is a nonprofit municipal electric utility that has operated in some capacity on Long Island for over 25 years. For as long as I can remember, LIPA has been about as popular as a root canal. more

6/13/13

Why bother governing when you can hunt for scandals?

There are all kinds of words that come to mind when we talk about our federal government and how it functions. more

6/6/13

In the fight against bureaucracy, the taxpayer wins

Last week, taxpayers across Long Island voted on their school districts’ proposed budgets. There are 124 school districts across Long Island, and 95 percent of their spending plans passed. more

5/31/13

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