Colm Toibin's new novel, Long Island, explores characters from Brooklyn two decades later, presenting a different structure and narrative experience.
Long Island by Colm Toibin review happy ever after?
Colm Toibin's sequel 'Long Island' to 'Brooklyn' brings back absorbingly complex characters after twenty years, exploring new challenges and relationships in a close-knit Long Island setting.
Colm Toibin: Ireland today is a much freer place'
Colm Toibin's new novel, Long Island, explores characters from Brooklyn two decades later, presenting a different structure and narrative experience.
Long Island by Colm Toibin review happy ever after?
Colm Toibin's sequel 'Long Island' to 'Brooklyn' brings back absorbingly complex characters after twenty years, exploring new challenges and relationships in a close-knit Long Island setting.
Democratic challengers show promise in polls ahead of the election, particularly in crucial Long Island districts.
GOP Rep. Nick LaLota up eight points over Democrat John Avlon in battle for Long Island House seat
Republican Rep. Nick LaLota leads Democratic challenger John Avlon by eight points in New York's 1st Congressional District, buoyed by Trump’s support.
GOP Rep. Nick LaLota defeats Democrat John Avlon in battle for NY-1 Long Island House seat
Rep. Nick LaLota won re-election in a Long Island congressional seat, defeating John Avlon with 47% of the vote.
Polls Show Hopeful Numbers for New York Democrats
Democratic challengers show promise in polls ahead of the election, particularly in crucial Long Island districts.
GOP Rep. Nick LaLota up eight points over Democrat John Avlon in battle for Long Island House seat
Republican Rep. Nick LaLota leads Democratic challenger John Avlon by eight points in New York's 1st Congressional District, buoyed by Trump’s support.
GOP Rep. Nick LaLota defeats Democrat John Avlon in battle for NY-1 Long Island House seat
Rep. Nick LaLota won re-election in a Long Island congressional seat, defeating John Avlon with 47% of the vote.
Amateur magician-turned-teacher on Long Island wins prestigious educator award known as 'Oscar of Teaching'
John Melandro won the prestigious Milken Educator Award, recognizing his exceptional teaching and inspiring students at Tangier Smith Elementary School.
Long Island school district announces dozens of layoffs in face of $3.6 million deficit
Amityville School District on Long Island is facing a multimillion dollar budget deficit and has announced 47 layoffs in the district, including teachers and security personnel.
Parents are concerned about the impact of the cuts on their children's education and are considering alternatives like private school due to rising tuition and potential classroom size increases.
The district attributes the deficit to increased costs for children with special needs, charter school enrollment, security, and health insurance, but there are questions about accountability for how the deficit was incurred.
Amateur magician-turned-teacher on Long Island wins prestigious educator award known as 'Oscar of Teaching'
John Melandro won the prestigious Milken Educator Award, recognizing his exceptional teaching and inspiring students at Tangier Smith Elementary School.
Long Island school district announces dozens of layoffs in face of $3.6 million deficit
Amityville School District on Long Island is facing a multimillion dollar budget deficit and has announced 47 layoffs in the district, including teachers and security personnel.
Parents are concerned about the impact of the cuts on their children's education and are considering alternatives like private school due to rising tuition and potential classroom size increases.
The district attributes the deficit to increased costs for children with special needs, charter school enrollment, security, and health insurance, but there are questions about accountability for how the deficit was incurred.
Only Murders' Billy Joel Gag Was a Love Song to Long Islanders
Melissa McCarthy's character adds humor and complexity to the series, showcasing unique Long Island culture through her quirks and a lively atmosphere.
Long Island Retro Gaming Expo plays into nostalgia
The Long Island Retro Gaming Expo celebrates and preserves video games from past decades, attracting fans through nostalgia and interactive experiences.
Folk City: The Musical - From the Stage to The Silver Screen
Folk City: The Musical pivoted to create an original cast album after the pandemic halted its theatrical production, emphasizing credence in original music.
The production, initially featuring iconic protest songs, evolved into a more significant work with an original score to enhance its cultural resonance.
Long Island 'Houdini' slips handcuffs over head, takes cop car for joyride, police say
A Long Island man was arrested for DUI and escaped from a police car, leading to multiple felony charges after a joyride.
Officials to release new info on Gilgo Beach victim, investigation
The Gilgo Beach task force is set to announce updates on a murder victim and ongoing investigations, including charges against Rex Heuermann.
Police investigate deaths of 5 people in New York City suburb
Five people were found dead at a Long Island home, with initial indications suggesting a possible murder-suicide scenario under investigation by police.
Officials to release new info on Gilgo Beach victim, investigation
The Gilgo Beach task force is set to announce updates on a murder victim and ongoing investigations, including charges against Rex Heuermann.
Police investigate deaths of 5 people in New York City suburb
Five people were found dead at a Long Island home, with initial indications suggesting a possible murder-suicide scenario under investigation by police.
Sisters, 2 and 4, drown in Suffolk County pond after sneaking out of apartment: sources
Two toddlers drowned in a Long Island pond after escaping their apartment while their mother slept, leading to a tragic incident.
After sisters, 2 and 4, drowned in a Long Island pond, neighbors struggle to understand how it happened
The tragic drowning of two small children left a Long Island community in mourning, capturing the challenges of child safety and neighborhood vigilance.
Sisters, 2 and 4, drown in Suffolk County pond after sneaking out of apartment: sources
Two toddlers drowned in a Long Island pond after escaping their apartment while their mother slept, leading to a tragic incident.
After sisters, 2 and 4, drowned in a Long Island pond, neighbors struggle to understand how it happened
The tragic drowning of two small children left a Long Island community in mourning, capturing the challenges of child safety and neighborhood vigilance.
New York murder-suicide gunman feared he would be cut out of family will: police
A Long Island man killed his family over fears of being cut out of a will during a murder-suicide.
5 People Found Dead At LI Home: PD
Five people were found dead in a Syosset home, sparking a homicide investigation by Nassau County police.
Drinking Water Is at Risk in Parts of Long Island, Study Finds
Saltwater intrusion threatens Long Island's drinking water due to decades of excessive groundwater pumping, potentially causing long-term consequences and resource stresses.
What Long Islanders need to know about insurance coverage after a storm
Homeowners generally need separate flood insurance to cover storm damage, as standard policies often do not include flood-related losses.
Photos, video show extensive flood damage in Conn., New York
Historic flooding in the Tri-State Area has led to significant destruction and loss of life, prompting calls for federal financial assistance for recovery efforts.
Opinion | The New York Suburb Where Democrats Hope to Claw Back Victory
Democrats are feeling optimistic about winning significant congressional races on Long Island with Kamala Harris as their ticket leader.
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Montauk, New York's Summer Playground
Montauk offers both glamour and a rich community experience, ideal for beach lovers and adventure seekers looking for diverse activities.
Preservation Long Island's latest art exhibit shows evolution of LI through artwork of Edward Lange
Edward Lange's art document a transformative period on Long Island through detailed landscapes during the Gilded Age's industrialization.
Cooking classes on Long Island: Where to get a private lesson
Private cooking classes are popular among Long Islanders looking to enhance their culinary skills.
6 Bike Trails Riders of All Levels Can Enjoy in Long Island, New York
There are numerous challenging mountain biking trails outside New York City.
Defense Strategy in Gilgo Murder Case: Blame a Corrupt Police Chief
The defense in the Rex Heuermann case is suggesting that the investigation into the murders was tainted by the involvement of a disgraced former Long Island police chief.
Long Island search tied to another infamous suspected serial killer case, not Gilgo Beach
Cops are searching for new evidence in the 1993 murder of Sandra Costilla in North Sea, potentially linking it to convicted killer John Bittrolff.
The Perilous Existence of a Hamptons Day Laborer
Day laborers in Long Island face challenges regarding payment for completed jobs.
Undocumented immigrants from Guatemala and Mexico play a crucial role in landscaping work on Long Island's East End.
NY high school volleyball coach accused of raping student-athlete, 15, takes own life by walking in front of LIRR train
Former high school volleyball coach Jason Maser died by suicide by stepping in front of a moving Long Island Rail Road train after facing rape charges.
Maser faced third-degree rape and criminal sex act charges related to the abuse of a 15-year-old girl.
More Long Island Seniors Turn To Medical Marijuana For Pain Relief
Demographic trend: More seniors turning to medical marijuana for pain relief.
Growing acceptance and accessibility of marijuana among older adults.
Message in a bottle written by NY students found 32 years later become bittersweet tribute to beloved teacher
A message in a bottle written by high school students in 1992 was discovered in Shinnecock Bay.
The family of the teacher who assigned the project, Richard E. Brooks, found the discovery bittersweet as Brooks passed away from Alzheimer's and his youngest daughter died unexpectedly.
'Revered' Long Island 3rd-grade teacher accused of sexually abusing more than 50 students
A former third-grade teacher on Long Island has been accused of sexually abusing over 50 former students over several decades.
At least 56 victims have come forward and accused the former teacher at Bay Shore Elementary School of abusing them when they were children.
Long Island Midwife Gave 1,500 Children Pellets Instead of Vaccines
A midwife in Long Island falsified vaccine records for 1,500 school-aged children.
The midwife gave homeopathic oral pellets as an alternative to vaccinations and falsified their immunization records.
Long Island winter dining guide: Best soup, hot chocolate and more
Long Island offers a variety of cozy dining options for the winter season, including heated igloos and private dining experiences.
Some restaurants on Long Island, such as The Better Man Distilling Co. and The Oar, have set up heated igloos with special menus and comfortable seating for guests to enjoy the views and stay warm.
'We are thrilled': Center for Brooklyn History awarded $100,000 grant to hire archivist for Long Island work * Brooklyn Paper
The Center for Brooklyn History has received a grant to hire an archivist to improve access to their materials on the history of Long Island.
The Center for Brooklyn History is one of the largest collections of materials on the history of Brooklyn and has been collecting items for over 161 years.
LI cop claims he's discriminated against because he can't shave: 'What's on your face'
A Long Island cop is suing his boss for discrimination due to a skin condition preventing him from shaving his beard.
The officer, who won a medical exception to maintain a beard, claims his boss made disparaging comments and took away his accommodations.
Although William Gaddis's first novel, The Recognitions, is now regarded as one of the great American novels of the second half of the twentieth century, it was panned upon its publication in March 1955.Among the early few who recognized its greatness was the future novelist David Markson, who read it shortly after it came out, was so impressed that he reread it a month or two later, and then decided to write Gaddis a fan letter.