Nick Esposito is a journalist focused on local news in the Huntington area of New York. He writes for Greater Long Island Media Group, Inc. and covers a range of topics including sports, community events, restaurant closures and openings, and local signings in the sports industry.
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Nick Esposito's articles predominantly cover local events, restaurant openings, and sports news in the Long Island area. It seems he is interested in covering human-interest stories related to community events and new business openings. He also covers sports news with a focus on local athletes or teams.
If you have information about noteworthy local events, new restaurant openings, or developments within the sports community in Long Island, New York or Huntington areas of the United States, it may be of interest to him. Additionally, if you can provide unique angles related to these topics that resonate with the local communities he serves, it could increase your chances of attracting his attention.
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By: Nick Esposito
After gearing up musicians for a century, the legendary Long Island-based Sam Ash Music company is closing down.
By: Nick Esposito
Nearly 100 high school football players on Long Island were treated to an NFL-style combine, thanks to the support of local professional talent.
By: Nick Esposito
Game On recently closed its location in the village at 12 South Ocean Avenue, as confirmed by the company via an Instagram message on Wednesday.
By: Nick Esposito
Bar Clementine — Long Island's new high-end cocktail bar and bistro — is now open in downtown Islip.
Wahlburgers has returned to Long Island, and one of the Wahlberg brothers came down to celebrate its reopening.
By: Nick Esposito
A sparkling new 7-Eleven gas station has opened at the former site of the Island Grill diner on Hospital Road in East Patchogue.
By: Nick Esposito
Late last month, Bang Bang Burritos opened its second location on Long Island at 631 East Main Street, taking over the former Savor Eatery spot.
By: Nick Esposito
It's a general store for all women, and especially mothers. That's how Ashley Kost describes her new retail shop Village , which just opened in downtown Sayville.
By: Nick Esposito
From April 25 through June 16, “A Bronx Tale” will be playing at the Argyle Theatre, located at 34 West Main Street.
By: Nick Esposito
A rare solar storm allowed Long Islanders — and many other parts of the U.S. — the opportunity to see the northern lights, or aurora borealis, over the weekend.
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