Peter King is the Chairman at Richner Communications, Inc. He focuses on themes related to publishing and media, broadcasting, and education, with a particular emphasis on public education, school administration, and the broadcasting industry. Peter's insights and expertise have been featured in notable publications such as the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Newsday Media Group, and NBC Sports.
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By: Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil Rizzuto, Tiffany Balanoff
N ew York had almost 90,000 reported victims of domestic violence in 2022 alone. What makes this statistic most troubling is that domestic violence often goes unreported, as does the harm.
By: Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil Rizzuto, Tiffany Balanoff
The familiar boxes of Girl Scout Cookies were nowhere in sight on the morning of April 7, when four members of Troop 1322 traded sweets for sauté pans inside the kitchen of Long Island Jewish Valley Stream hospital.
By: Peter King
Much has been reported about our storied history and our founding fathers-and rightfully so. However, I fear that much of the reporting has left readers/viewers with the mistaken impression that CBS News Radio’s glory days ended with Edward R. Murrow. Sadly, the people who’ve kept CBS News Radio thriving for decades have all but been ignored, unfairly. They deserve to be remembered as much as their predecessors are. This is hardly an all-inclusive list, but rather, a snapshot of an era about to end, with a few of my most memorable coworkers.
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil R
77°, Clear By Brian Kacharaba and Alyssa R. Griffin Village residents approved the Rockville Centre School District’s proposed $141.3 million
Recently Joe Cairo, former St. John’s basketball great Frank Alagia and I had the chance to meet Rudy Ruettiger, the inspiration for the cult classic film “Rudy,” based on Ruettiger’s improbable football “career” at Notre Dame. Ruettiger was in town to speak at Nassau Community College’s graduation. Cairo and I are graduates of Notre Dame, and Alagia was heavily recruited […]
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I’ve told this story before, but friends say it always bears retelling. Four years ago this month, a group of us experienced in just a few hours some truly high moments followed by some comedic screwups that still make us shake our heads. Nassau County Republican Party Chairman Joe Cairo, my law school roommate Tom Curtin and I are Notre […]
By: Glen Cove, Glen Head, Peter King, Randi Kreiss, Michael Hinman, Will Sheeline, Jordan Vallone, Jerry Kremer, Alex Anderson, Anthony Nozzolillo, Grace Slezak, Joe Sinnona, Marjorie Mesidor, Nanci-Sue Rosenthal, Stacey Simens, Phil R
88°, Partly Cloudy The annual Lynbrook Mayor's Golf Outing will return on Monday, Aug. 17, bringing golfers, local leaders and community members
Every Fourth of July is cause for parades, hot dogs and backyard barbecues. But this year’s commemoration is special. It marks the unprecedented success of the greatest experiment in history: 250 years of representative government, which has provided more people with more freedom and opportunity, attained more international power and done more for justice and peace around the world than […]
By: Anastasia Valeeva, Peter King
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