Author: The Long Island Times

The bowling extravaganza, held last week at Maple Lanes in Rockville Centre, included three Professional Women’s Bowling Association national tournaments hosted by Maple Family Centers, owned and operated by the LaSpina family.

A “Lieutenant Michael P. Shea Way” street sign was unveiled at the corner of School Street and Berry Hill Road in Oyster Bay.

Each student will receive $2,000 to go toward school-related expenses and help further their education.

Two Nike missiles, similar to those that defended New York from Soviet bombers, were dedicated to all the Americans who served during the Cold War.

Shimansky, who lives in Massapequa, launched a Facebook page ‘One Parent to Another,’ to help mothers in need of baby formula and other childcare necessities.

The tournament was aimed at inspiring young children to become smart creatives and solution providers while working as a team in a friendly competition.

Downtown Riverhead’s Alive On 25 street festival is looking for vendors to participate in the summer event series. Organized by

The Jazz Loft has welcomed thousands of jazz patrons in its six-year existence, presenting more than 160 music events a year.