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Lowy Savors the Solo Voyages of Singles Play for Hand Girls’ Tennis
When it comes to the tennis court, Antoinette Lowy loves the feeling of independence while not having to experience the pinch of a time crunch. The liberating journey has led to her becoming one of the more hard-working competitors who looks to balance out her repertoire with a racquet. The...
“Healthy Kids Running Series” Starts its Second Season September 21st
Submitted by Emily Milcent, Haddam-Killingworth High School. (August 27, 2024) — Join us this Fall for our second running season with the Healthy Kids Running Series!. Healthy Kids Running Series is a five-week running program in the Spring and Fall for kids Pre-K through 8th grade. Each HKRS Series takes place once a week and offers age-appropriate running events, including 50- and 75-yard dashes, the quarter mile, the half mile, and the one mile run.
Joseph Pierce Named Scholar in Residence at the Museum of Modern Art
Joseph M. Pierce, associate professor in Stony Brook University’s Department of Hispanic Languages and Literature and inaugural director of the Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative, was recently named as one of the 2024-2025 Scholars in Residence at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Pierce, a Cherokee Nation citizen,...
Celebration of life: James C. Warner
The friends of James C. Warner will be gathering at the Baiting Hollow Club, 100 Club Drive, Baiting Hollow 11933, on Sept. 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. to celebrate our friend. James, affectionally known as Jimmy or Uncle Jimmy was many things to many people. He was a lawyer, a farmer with an encyclopedic knowledge of plants, a psychotic Duke basketball fan, a brother by choice to his closest friends, an incredibly caring person to nearly all he met, generous to a fault , ridiculously funny and a civic minded man who cared deeply for Riverhead and his country. He was also a FUNcle to his adopted family of nieces.
Shipwreck Diner in Northport stands the test of time, celebrates 100th year
Townspeople know that crossing Main Street in historic Northport Village means stepping back and forth over history. The trolley tracks tattooed into the pavement no longer serve to carry Northporters through town for a day of shopping or a night bounding between speakeasies. They are only a reminder of how things were – not much remains from that time.
Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame Inducts Three DJ Hip-Hop Legends
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) recently inducted legendary hip-hop artists Davy DMX (Run-DMC, Kurtis Blow, The Fat Boys), DJ Hurricane (The Beastie Boys) and DJ Jazzy Jay (Def Jam) at their Stony Brook museum location (97 Main Street, Stony Brook, NY). The DJ’s performed and...
SJJCC’s Dagan Cohen Tosses Out Ceremonial First Pitch at Long Island Ducks’ Jewish Heritage Night
As the community continues to rally in response to the ongoing conflict in Israel, Sid Jacobson JCC, along with its fellow Long Island JCCs, braved the elements on Sunday, August 18th to unite for Jewish Heritage Night at the Long Island Ducks baseball game in Central Islip. A capacity crowd...
Calling all artists — this local hospital wants your ideas for murals
PARAMUS — Bergen New Bridge Medical Center is asking artists to submit designs for murals for its group therapy rooms and staff lounge in the newly renovated Behavioral Health areas. The hospital wants to make the spaces more personal and warmer for patients and to brighten the lounge area for staff, said...
Troy Ave Gifted New Lamborghini After Being Released From Prison: Watch
Troy Ave is home. The rapper was released from Riker's Island on August 26. And his team made sure there was plenty to celebrate. The rapper was handed $2 million and a brand new Lamborghini. The whole exchange was recorded and posted on social media. Troy Ave was thrilled. His face may be covered in the videos, but his body language was loud and clear. The first post sees Troy Ave holding a clear bag filled with bills.
Family, Bronx hospital in court battle over whether to keep woman declared brain dead alive
The fight for Amber Ebanks' life is now in civil court in the Bronx, where questions about the standard for declaring a patient brain dead are at the center of what happens to her next."If there is a little hope that there is life, then it's worth fighting for," the family's attorney, Chauncey Henry said.The 23-year-old Monroe College business student has been on life support at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx for several weeks after suffering a major stroke during surgery."My sister came to this hospital driving a car. Literally. She was perfectly fine," her sister, Kay Ebanks, said.Her family...
Police captain retiring Sept. 4, new lieutenant named, public relations consultant hired: Riverhead Town Board wrap, Aug. 20 meeting
Riverhead Police Capt. Richard Smith is retiring on Sept. 4. Smith has served as captain of the department since his promotion to the position in July 2002. He was recommended for the promotion by Chief David Hegermiller, who had served as captain until his promotion to chief in March of 2002. Hegermiller retired at the end of July.
Blues by the River event canceled
Blues by the River, Riverhead Townscape’s revival of the Riverhead Blues Festival that made its debut last September and was set to repeat Sept. 14 and 15 this year, has been canceled. The untimely passing of Townscape President Jim Warner at age 57 in June disrupted planning for the...
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