LIGHT For Charity: Family And Children’s Association
In this new column of L.I.G.H.T. FOR CHARITY™ (my acronym for ‘Long Island Giving Help Together For Charity’), I shine a light on a Long Island-based charity named the Family
In this new column of L.I.G.H.T. FOR CHARITY™ (my acronym for ‘Long Island Giving Help Together For Charity’), I shine a light on a Long Island-based charity named the Family
By Father Ralph Somer Lent is a season of purification and enlightenment that prepares people to celebrate Easter, which is a time of resurrection and new life. This year, Ash
Lauren Feldman [email protected] “What it was, was football,” said Andy Griffith 70 years ago, in a classic monologue about a naïve country preacher who goes to a “college town” to
January 2024 marks the twelfth anniversary for Nassau Inter County Express Bus. Thousands of Nassau County, Long Island residents ride NICE Bus to jobs, schools and other destinations. Many transfer
The Navy identified the two SEALs who died following a boarding mission in the Arabian Sea earlier this month. Navy Special Warfare Operator 1st Class Christopher Chambers, 37, and Navy
The nature of human life is such that everyone experiences and perceives the world around them differently, with their own perspectives and sense of context. Another thing that defines the
By Larry Penner It was disappointing to read about the latest NYC Transit Subway Car derailment. Periodic derailments, signal problems, vandalism, third rail, flooding, crime and other issues continue to
By Jerry Kremer I consider myself a pretty calm and reserved person. It takes a lot to get me angry and I think that has helped me to be a
The Other “R” Word For January 2024 Since January 2017, I’ve been sharing a listing of New Year’s Resolutions I intend to keep over the next 12 months. Studies have
Just Getting Started
Kevin James Thornton’s super second act
By Amanda Olsen • May 10, 2024