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Sometime in September 2021, filmmaker Glenn Andreiev, in association with the Cinema Arts Centre, will be presenting a film on scandals in Hollywood that occurred during the Golden Age of American film. The film will go in depth to explore the circumstances of notable controversies Read More …
Cinema Arts Centre is undergoing a major renovation, with improved wheelchair accessibility, new seating and carpeting. Nathan Close, director of marketing and communications for the theater, said the current renovations have been in the works for a long time. In a statement on its website, Read More …
Representatives of many Huntington businesses that fought through the Covid-19 epidemic to survive took part Tuesday in the Seaside Soiree, an annual Huntington Township Chamber of Commerce event at Crab Meadow Beach in Northport. The evening was an opportunity for chamber members, business leaders, and Read More …
At 96, a retired dentist keeps busy by teaching improv and playwrighting to other senior citizens. Read More …
Huntington Hospital’s Emergency Department has begun a wellness initiative for staff, with the intention of “improving mental health and decreasing stress and burnout” according to the hospital. The idea for a staff wellness initiative came from the strain that workers faced during the height of Read More …
The John W. Engeman Theater in Northport will open its doors to the public on July 10, beginning a series of performances that will last throughout the summer, and marking the first time the venue will host a performance since March of 2020. Tickets are Read More …
Huntington author Roy Schwartz has recently published a book entitled “Is Superman Circumcised? The Complete Jewish History of the World’s Greatest Hero.” Schwartz says that throughout the book he “explores the development of the comic book field” and concentrates on the “Jewish roots of the Read More …
The St. Anthony’s High School Aerospace and Aviation Club will be traveling to Syracuse on June 12 to compete in the American Rocketry Challenge National Finals. There will be 100 schools from throughout the United States participating in the event. This year, there were 615 Read More …
Inspired by a young relative, Joseph Filosa of Garden City has been nominated to be the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society’s man of the year for his efforts to raise money and awareness for cancer research. Filosa was first introduced to the society by his business Read More …