A native New Yorker, Adina has spent most of her life on Long Island, and more than a decade in Port Washington.
Adina's work has appeared in The New York Times, Newsday, AARP, Entrepreneur.com, WashingtonPost.com, FoxBusiness.com, Brooklyn Law School Law Notes, Long Island Weddings, Building Long Island and more. For seven years she was the small business reporter for Long Island Business News, and during her role there she earned three Press Club of Long Island awards. She was also named Small Business Journalist of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
Adina has authored or co-authored three published books. These books include the Barnes & Noble best-seller, Everything I Know About Business I Learned at McDonalds; (McGraw-Hill), which has been translated into at least four different languages;So You Want To Franchise Your Business; (Entrepreneur Press), with a foreword by Subway co-founder Fred DeLuca, now in its second printing; and ;The Everything Fundraising Guide (Adams Media). In addition, she has been commissioned to write books on real estate and entrepreneurship, as well as a multimedia theatrical production about the history of Long Island.
Residents asked to continue assisting the road clearing by refraining from putting snow back into the street when shoveling, officials say.
Residents asked to continue assisting the road clearing by refraining from putting snow back into the street when shoveling, officials say.
Residents asked to continue assisting the road clearing by refraining from putting snow back into the street when shoveling, officials say.
Mother and newborn are reported fine, police say.
Mother and newborn are reported fine, police say.
Mother and newborn are reported fine, police say.
Patch readers share their photos from the big storm.
Patch readers share their photos from the big storm.
Patch readers share their photos from the big storm.
A similar occurred in Thomaston, police say.
A similar occurred in Thomaston, police say.
A similar occurred in Thomaston, police say.
The suspect fired a round into the wall, but there were no injuries, police say.
A similar incident occurred in New Hyde Park, police say
No downed power lines, damaged areas, debris or down trees; heavy snow still possible Tuesday morning, town officials say.
No downed power lines, damaged areas, debris or down trees; heavy snow still possible Tuesday morning, town officials say.
No downed power lines, damaged areas, debris or down trees; heavy snow still possible Tuesday morning, town officials say.
No downed power lines, damaged areas, debris or down trees; heavy snow still possible Tuesday morning, town officials say.
Incident occurred Monday night in Huntington, police say.
Incident occurred Monday night, police say.
