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March 25, 2005 / Columnists

From The Artists Studio

Rockaway Artists Alliance

by Susan Hartenstein

Gallery Happenings: Black and Light on Silver More...

In February of last year, I got a disturbing telephone call from two of the people who I had worked with when I was a school-based staff development specialist for District 27, working out of JHS 198 and JHS 226. More...

On The Bayfront

By Elisa Hinken

I recently read an interesting article from the Associated Press. It appears that more and more people are taking a vested interest to the dangers of living by the coast since the tragic tsunami incident in Indonesia. More...

MovieScope

By Robert Snyder

Riding the success of his More...

Simon says...

From the Desk of Lew M. Simon, Democratic District Leader, 23 More...

Broad Channel Bits

By Liz Guarino

Spring has sprung! Temperatures have been about average for this time of year. Once April comes, there will be an upswing in outdoor activities. More...

Eye On Physical Therapy

By Dr. Tim Rohrs

I recently received a certified letter from Managed Physical Network Inc. (MPN) that let me know that as of May 10, 2005 I would be kicked out of their provider network. More...

The Inner Voice

by Marilyn Gelfand

Last week More...

On The Beach

With Beverly Baxter

One need not be a born and bred locally to fully More...

School Scope

NCLB In Your Face: No Child Left Unrecruited

By Norman Scott

Aimee Molloy writes in Salon magazine (March 21, 2005) More...

Audiences Take a “Taste of Ireland”

A Wave Review

M arch 18, 19, and 20 were three More...

Spotlight

On Elderlaw By Nancy J. Brady, RN, Esq. And Linda Faith Marshak, Esq. Financing Long Term Care: Medicaid Home Care Benefits

As life expectancy increases, we are seeing more and more individuals who require some form of long term care in order to remain at home as long as possible, rather than be admitted to a facility. More...

The Progressive

Social Security

By John Paul Culotta

I have a friend who is retired. She was a district manager of a Social Security office and was very proud of her service. She told me the agency was efficient and very little (less than one percent) was spent in administrative costs. More...

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