Press Club of Long Island

In “Leave It to Boomer,” Jerry Zezima describes in hilarious detail his life in a household where he is surrounded by women (one wife, two daughters, various animals) and why, as a result, he is the very model of the modern middle-age man.

New York Post Long Island reporter Kieran Crowley has written four non-fiction books, including “The Surgeon’s Wife,” which made it onto the New York Times Best Sellers List. Now he’ll be releasing a fiction novel.

Madore originally intended to be a lawyer, but after a miserable experience with the LSAT and a conversation with his mother, he was back on the journalism track. Now he’s Newsday’s Albany bureau chief.

This is a note was sent out by the Stony Brook Statesman, a student-run independent newspaper at Stony Brook University that recently had its funding drastically cut by the Stony Brook University student government, putting the paper’s future in jeopardy.

Two former colleagues, Carl Corry and David Reich-Hale, will soon be going head to head in the growing hyperlocal scene on Long Island.

In these rough times, every penny counts. That’s why, for the second straight year, the Press Club of Long Island is waiving membership dues for 2010.

Statement from Newsday Publisher Terry Jimenez on the resignation of John Mancini and appointment of his successor, Debby Krenek.

Newsday Editor John Mancini resigned Friday, and he’s been succeeded by second-in-command, Debby Krenek, the paper announced.