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The 5th Annual Brookhaven Job Fair took place at Brookhaven Town Hall on June 23, 2016. About 100 employers met with hundreds of Job Seekers. Interviews with Ed Romaine, Lisa Mulligan, Steve Flecker , Emilio Disiervi of MLZ Home Care

Six weeks into her first term as Islip Town Supervisor, Angle Carpenter delivered her first State of the Town speech. See Video
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Rudy Giuliani and Ed Mangano attended a fundraiser sponsored by Vincent Tedesco at Chris and Tony's Italian restaurant in Syosset. "I am a great admirer of how Ed Mangano has turned this county around," Giuliani said. With less than 2 weeks to election Day, the County Executive thanked financial supporters and urged them to spread the word and get out and vote, "we can't let up."

LocalNews.com @ Bow Tie Cinemas Manhasset: Announcement of the films, events and activities for the 3rd Annual Gold Coast International Film Festival (GCIFF) that will take place October 21-27 at various venues across the North Shore. 

In attendance: Gold Coast Arts Center Director Regina Gil, Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano,  North Hempstead Town Supervisor John Riordan, Writer/Producer/Director Fred Carpenter, Writer Jeffrey Gurian, Recording artist Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Councilwoman Lee Seeman, , Comedian Jackie “The Joke Man” Martling, Councilwoman Dina De Giorgio, Receiver of Taxes Charles Berman, Councilwoman Anna Kaplan, Karen Newhouse of event sponsor Douglas Elliman, and Town Clerk Leslie Gross.

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LocalNews.com, Accident occured Sunday, September 8th, at around 11 AM , Daniel Caceres, 24, of Port Jeff Station, was driving a 2005 Audi westbound on 25A when his vehicle sideswiped a 2008 GMC that was headed eastbound and then hit an eastbound 2001 Nissan head on. The driver of the Nissan, Carly Thomsen, 18, of Rocky Point, was airlifted to Stony Brook and died this morning. The driver of the GMC was Jason Angieri, 40, of Farmingville. Angieri had one adult and three child passengers. Caceres and Thomson were both alone in their vehicles. Angieri and his passengers and Caceres were all treated at local hospitals for minor injuries. No arrests or tickets were issued. 

Kevin Arbouet, formally of Lee Daniels Entertainment (Monster's Ball, Precious, The Butler), is living the dream. Having produced and directed several independent films over the years, his newest, Generation Iron, on which he acted as production manager and second unit director, will be released in theaters on September 20th. Generation Iron is about the lives of seven bodybuilders as they train for the Mr. Olympia competition. Arnold Schwarzenegger appears, and the documentary is narrated by Mickey Rourke. Generation Iron will be released directly preceding Mr. Olympia, which Mr. Arbouet will also be directing. 

While venturing on with these newest projects, Kevin's latest indie film, Police State, which filmed partially in Nassau County at the Theodore Roosevelt Executive and Legislative Building, stars Neal Bledsoe, Chris Riggi and Sean Young, is now in post production.

Kevin Arbouet is formerly from Hempstead.

On Tuesday September 10th 2013, for the first time ever, a rock and roll school will perform on the field before a major league baseball game. At 6:30pm on September 10th 2013, there will be a 4 song medley on stage behind first base, right on the field at Citi Field, Flushing, New York, before the Mets game against the Washington (DC) Nationals by the great musicians of All Music’s Rock and Roll University (RNRU). Followed by Sydney Schizzano, one of the stars of RNRU singing the National Anthem to start the game. 

Once the game begins RNRU will take over the Pepsi Porch Concession Area and perform a rock concert. RNRU will Rock Citi Field for the entire game! Its Rock-n-Roll University Day at Citi Field!!

Guy Brogna, one of the owners of RNRU states, ”We have some incredible talent to showcase at Citi Field, including one of the students of the school,  ten year old guitar phenomenon, Brandon ‘Taz’ Niederauer, who has already played with Dweezil Zappa and Butch Trucks of the Allman Brothers Band’.

There are limited $10 tickets available for sale directly through All Music’s Rock and Roll University. Call Bill Mignoli, Music Director at 631 656 5901. After the limited numbers of $10 tickets are gone, you can buy tickets directly from the Mets; All Music’s Rock and Roll University’s Theme Night Page on the Mets website is at www.mets.com/rnru

For more information about All Music’s Rock N Roll University, please visit www.rnruniversity.com   

Farmingville, NY –  On August 30, Supervisor Ed Romaine joined Councilwoman Connie Kepert and Deputy Town Clerk Donna Lent to celebrate the ribbon cutting at the newly renovated Cody’s Restaurant overlooking the Pennysaver Amphitheater at Bald Hill in Farmingville. The town-owned building, which is leased by Long Island Events, sustained damage during an early morning fire in December of 2012. The ribbon cutting event was followed by a free concert by Parrot Beach, a Jimmy Buffet tribute band and a fireworks show by Grucci.

By: Eden Laikin
Renowned television and movie actor, Robert Davi – best known for his villainous roles in James Bond’s License to Kill and as Special Agent Johnson in Die Hard – joined Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano this week, as he returned to his Long Island roots.
First, he was a guest on WHLI radio in Farmingdale, he greeted seniors at a center in Massapequa, then he spoke at Hofstra University, his alma mater and tonight he’ll be performing a free concert at Eisenhower Park in East Meadow.

While he has starred alongside some of the biggest names in Hollywood –Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood and Bruce Willis, to name a few – Davi praised his studies at Nassau County’s Hofstra campus with helping him achieve the greatness he has.Not only did he praise the university’s theatre and drama program yesterday, as he accepted a lifetime achievement award by college officials, Davi also praised the literary education he received there and said Hofstra’s Shakespeare-like Globe Stage confirmed his decision to go there.
He spoke about how important it was to have a good education, to be able to speak intelligently and articulately and how society desperately needed to get back to its cultural roots – to the way it was “back then.” He does that, himself, through music – his lifelong passion.
Like his icon and friend, Frank Sinatra, Davi is a singer who can also act well. And in his concerts, like the one he will perform tonight, Davi pays tribute to Old Blue Eyes and to the Great American Songbook.
“We have to bring it back,” Davi told the group of film industry types gathered at Hofstra’s University Club yesterday afternoon. “We all have to do it together.”

Brookhaven Supervisor Ed Romaine and Councilman Dan Panico are inviting the community to attend the grand opening of their new campaign headquarters in Center Moriches. Lunch and refreshments will be served.

"We want everyone to mark their calendars for Saturday, September 7 from 1-4 p.m. and join us at the King Kullen shopping center in Center Moriches for our campaign headquarters grand opening," Romaine and Panico said in their invitation.

The two are running for reelection this year on a platform of creating jobs and economic opportunities, fighting government spending and taxes, and improving our area's quality of life by enhancing parks and recreation facilities and cracking down on substandard housing.
"We appreciate the support of many Brookhaven residents and would like to treat them to lunch at our new headquarters," said Romaine, a 40-year Bay Area resident and former Suffolk Legislator and County Clerk. 
According to Councilman Panico, who represents the 6th Councilmatic District which covers the southeast corner of the town, the headquarters will serve as a focal point in getting out the team's message of serving the taxpayers in the most prudent, cost-effective ways possible. 
"We like to stay in constant contact with the people we represent and the headquarters grand opening is just another way of keeping in touch," said Panico, who also serves as Deputy Supervisor. 
The headquarters is located at 514 Montauk Highway in Center Moriches. For more information, call 631-909-8940 or visit 

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