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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... 75 Stories For 75 Years An exhibit celebrating Hofstra University's 75th anniversary, drawn from the University Archives collection which focuses on the history of the … more
Milton Avery's March with a Green Hat,” 1948
Long Island's winter art scene
With the cold and snow upon us, shake off those winter doldrums and warm the soul by checking out some of the many art offerings in the area. Local museums and libraries offer a wide range of … more
Two lives lost and found
I went to North Lawrence to shoot photographs of Sanitary District 1’s recycling facility for a routine assignment. I hadn’t expected to discover, quite inadvertently, one of those rare stories … more
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Time to correct wrong-way driving
A recent rash of drivers going the wrong way on Long Island’s major highways has left government and law enforcement officials perplexed. One thing is certain: alcohol is a major contributing … more
Street signs and other government-mandated boondoggles
On Election Day, angry voters all over the country focused their attention on Congress, deficits, the Obama health care plan, taxes and numerous other grievances. Incumbent politicians got the brunt … more
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Events on Long Island
Exhibits and more... 75 Stories For 75 Years An exhibit celebrating Hofstra University's 75th anniversary, drawn from the University Archives collection which focuses on the history of the … more
The lure of the sea: Visitors to Long Island Children’s Museum this month will get up close with some fishy friends from the sea during LICM’s Saltwater Stories series. The three weekend program explores Long Island’s maritime traditions.
Something's fishy at Long Island Children's Museum
Families can make a splash at Long Island Children’s Museum (LICM) this month. Visitors can explore the sights, sounds, and even the scents, of Long Island’s waterways as they interact with folk artists who share the traditional ways of life. more
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There was limited service on the LIRR on Wednesday morning.
LIRR anticipates normal evening rush in most areas
According to an advisory from the Long Island Rail Road: LIRR to Operate Significantly Reduced Weekday AM Rush Schedule Including:    more
Sen. Dean Skelos, second from right, was sworn in as majority leader on the floor of the New York State Senate on Jan. 4, as his father, Basil, left, and son, Adam, watched. With his wife, Gail, holding the bible, Associate Justice Peter B. Skelos, Dean’s brother, administered the oath of office.
Skelos takes office
Sen. Dean Skelos assumed the two most powerful posts in the State Senate — majority leader and president pro tem — last week. more
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An ode to Gilbert & Sullivan
Area stages highlight the works of Gilbert & Sullivan and a family performance of a musical based on Tomie dePaola's "Strega Nona" books. For those who want to get out of doors, Muttowntown Preserve offers a guided nature walk on Sunday. more
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