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Corbett Public Relations is Long Island's Public Relations firm. The firm knows the Long Island media better than any other and acts as both promoters and protectors of businesses and brands. Long Island public relations, social media and personal branding leader, Corbett Public Relations, Inc. Long Island New York based Corbett Public Relations offers creative and effective media relations, personal branding and social media consulting. Professional services include including local and national media relations campaigns and programs, crisis communications, special event promotion, personal branding consulting, social media marketing consulting, government and community affairs, marketing support and business development consulting. The firm offers attentive and results focused services and programs for clients from all business sectors, not-for-profits and individuals. Firm president Bill Corbett, Jr. is a respected leader, trainer and speaker in the field of PR and personal branding. Firm President Bill Corbett regularly speaks to groups and offers workshops and seminars on personal branding, media relations, public relations and social media. Combined with proven social media and digital media strategies Corbett Public Relations makes Long Island, New York and national businesses and not-for-profits leaders by attracting attention, followers, fans, referral sources, customers, new clients and new business. When clients seek to boost the bottom line they call Corbett Public Relations. Businesses have trusted Corbett Public Relations for over 25 years. Blog: www.corbettprblog.com
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09/22/2026

John and Mark Cronin of John’s Crazy Socks have a special invitation for Long Island.

On October 8, John and Mark will be keynote speakers at AABR’s Move, Create & Meditate 2026, an interactive wellness experience for people with developmental disabilities, families, caregivers, professionals and community members.

In this video, John and Mark preview their appearance and invite everyone to join them.

Register, become a sponsor, reserve exhibit space or learn more:
http://aabr.org

The event will feature hands-on activities focused on movement, creativity, nutrition, mindfulness and emotional well-being. Dr. Phyllis S. Quinlan of Northwell Health will also share insights from her Stress to Vitality work.

Thursday, October 8, 2026
9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Crest Hollow Country Club, Woodbury, New York

AABR, All Abilities Beloved and Respected, is a Corbett Public Relations client. We work with organizations to promote events, increase visibility and connect their stories with the media and their communities. More than 10 million people have attended events we have promoted.

October Fest at Barrier Brewery- max an I had a great time.
09/19/2026

October Fest at Barrier Brewery- max an I had a great time.

09/16/2026

Allied Physicians Group marked the grand opening of Allied Pediatric Urgent Care/Peds First Pediatrics with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, September 1, at 2799 Route 112, Suite 11, in Medford. Local officials, community members, and Allied staff joined the celebration, which introduces a pediatric-specific urgent care model to a market that has long relied on general emergency rooms and adult-focused urgent care centers for after-hours pediatric needs.

Led by Dr. Shannon O'Malley, Medical Director of Allied Pediatric Urgent Care, the new facility provides both wellness and sick visits for children. Wellness services include general screenings, immunizations, lab work, and physicals. The urgent care side addresses immunizations, minor injury care, and behavioral health, giving families a walk-in option for the illnesses and injuries that don't wait for regular office hours.

Families facing a sudden childhood illness or injury outside office hours have typically turned to general emergency rooms or adult-focused urgent care centers — options that come with higher costs, longer waits, and staff without pediatric training. Allied Pediatric Urgent Care closes that gap, giving physicians trained in pediatric medicine the ability to treat common childhood illnesses on evenings and weekends. The model eases pressure on local emergency rooms and gives working parents a reliable, specialized option close to home.

Allied Pediatric Urgent Care/Peds First Pediatrics is now open at 2799 Route 112, Suite 11, Medford, New York 11763. Walk-in sick visits are available Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m., and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Regular office hours run Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Telehealth visits are offered daily until 10:30 p.m. For more information or to schedule a visit, call 631-732-5222 or visit alliedphysiciansgroup.com/locations/peds-first-pediatrics.

Corbett Public Relations provides cost-effective PR and media relations programs for individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations. We create opportunities for you to tell your story, showcase your expertise and attract the attention of prospects, customers, donors and supporters. We work in all markets across the nation and specialize in working with companies and not-for-profits on Long Island and in the New York Metropolitan area.

For more examples of the media coverage Corbett PR secures for clients, visit www.corbettprmedia.com.

Contact Bill Corbett today to discuss how we can put the power of PR to work for you.
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09/14/2026

Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island recently hosted its annual open-air Remembrance Mass to commemorate 25 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on America. The Mass took place at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood's September 11th Memorial in Westbury, New York.

The Mass drew hundreds of attendees, including relatives of those lost, first responders, Ground Zero workers, clergy and elected officials, filling the grounds around the Memorial. For many families, the gathering marked a rare opportunity to grieve alongside others who share their loss, while for the broader Long Island community, it reaffirmed a shared commitment to keeping the memory of 9/11 alive 25 years later.

Bishop Robert Coyle of the Diocese of Rockville Centre led the service, which drew family members of victims, first responders, Ground Zero workers and members of the Long Island community. Local elected officials in attendance included Town of North Hempstead Supervisor Jennifer DeSena, Town of North Hempstead Councilmember Robert Troiano, Nassau County Legislator Debra Mule, Nassau County Legislator Arnold Drucker, Nassau County Legislator Rose Marie Walker and New York State Assemblymember Charles Lavine.

The Cemetery of the Holy Rood's September 11th Memorial, erected in 2003, is a black granite sculpture that serves as the centerpiece of a specially designated area of the cemetery set aside for victims of the terrorist attacks. The memorial bears the names of over 500 individuals lost on 9/11 and those who worked at Ground Zero and later succumbed to related illnesses. More than 40 names were recently added to the memorial, bringing the total number of those honored to approximately 540. In front of the Memorial is the Pieta, depicting the sorrow of the Blessed Mother and her fallen son, Jesus, a reminder that Jesus rose from the dead three days later, bringing the hope of resurrection to all families who visit Cemetery of the Holy Rood.

Family members who lost loved ones on 9/11 or from 9/11-related illnesses can still add names to the memorial by submitting a special form with required information and attestation. The deceased's full name and, optionally, their profession or role will be added to the memorial. The form is available online at https://CCLongIsland.org/9-11-memorial/.

For more information, including how to add a name to the memorial, please visit www.CCLongIsland.org.

Corbett Public Relations provides cost-effective PR and media relations programs for individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations. We create opportunities for you to tell your story, showcase your expertise and attract the attention of prospects, customers, donors and supporters. We work in all markets across the nation and specialize in working with companies and not-for-profits on Long Island and in the New York Metropolitan area.

For more examples of the media coverage Corbett PR secures for clients, visit www.corbettprmedia.com.

Contact Bill Corbett today to discuss how we can put the power of PR to work for you.
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09/14/2026

National TV News Coverage for Paws of War with a powerful message.

Paws of War Co-Founder Robert Misseri and U.S. Marine Corps Combat Veteran Mary McCue appeared on FOX News Channel’s The Big Weekend Show with hosts Tomi Lahren and Johnny Joey Jones, sharing the important work Paws of War does for Veterans and first responders.

And Mary had a very special guest with her: Abbie, her Labrador service dog.

Mary served seven years in the U.S. Marine Corps, attaining the rank of Sergeant and completing two deployments in Iraq. After returning home, she faced the challenges of transitioning to civilian life while living with PTSD.

Paws of War rescued Abbie from a backyard breeder. Mary and Abbie went through the organization’s Service Dog Training Program together. Their bond became an important part of Mary’s journey forward, providing companionship, stability and support.

During the FOX News interview, Rob shared the mission of Paws of War and its commitment to Veterans, first responders and animals in need. Mary spoke about her military service, her experiences after returning home and the difference Abbie and Paws of War have made in her life. The hosts enjoyed meeting Abbie and praised the organization’s mission and the impact it is making.

Today, Mary also gives back as a volunteer and mentor with the Nassau County Veterans Treatment Court, supporting fellow Veterans as they work toward recovery, accountability and stability.

This is also an example of the power of strategic public relations. National television coverage puts Paws of War and its mission in front of a large audience, building awareness, strengthening its brand and reaching potential supporters and donors.

Corbett Public Relations has worked with Paws of War for more than five years, sharing stories about its Veterans, first responders, service dogs and rescue efforts with audiences locally and across the country.

The power of PR creates visibility, builds credibility and opens doors.

Corbett Public Relations will put that power to work for your business, your personal brand or your nonprofit organization.

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09/11/2026

Paws of War has received 10 beagles released from Marshall BioResources, a breeding facility and laboratory in upstate New York. The dogs are now at Paws of War's headquarters in Nesconset, where staff are conducting health evaluations, providing care and helping the beagles adjust to a new environment.

Five of the beagles will remain with Paws of War and enter its programs supporting veterans and first responders. Big Dog Ranch Rescue will take in the other five, continuing their care and working to place them in permanent homes.

The beagles represent another group of dogs given the chance to leave a breeding and laboratory setting for life with families, human interaction and care. Paws of War hopes the release will open the door for additional dogs to reach rescue organizations and homes in the future.

To support Paws of War, please visit www.pawsofwar.org.

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We share our clients’ media coverage because it demonstrates the power of effective public relations. News stories, interviews and videos build visibility, establish credibility and put organizations in front of prospects, customers, donors, supporters and community leaders.

PR is increasingly important in the age of AI-powered search. Quality media coverage creates credible online content that attracts attention through traditional search, social media and emerging AI search platforms. Video interviews and news segments are especially valuable because people want to watch, engage with and share compelling stories.

We can put you, your organization or your company in the news.

Corbett Public Relations provides cost-effective PR and media relations programs for individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations. We create opportunities for you to tell your story, showcase your expertise and attract the attention of prospects, customers, donors and supporters. We work in all markets across the nation and specialize in working with companies and not-for-profits on Long Island and in the New York Metropolitan area.

For more examples of the media coverage Corbett PR secures for clients, visit www.corbettprmedia.com.

Contact Bill Corbett today to discuss how we can put the power of PR to work for you. [email protected]

Tomorrow marks 25 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, a day that forever changed our nation and the li...
09/10/2026

Tomorrow marks 25 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, a day that forever changed our nation and the lives of so many families.

I have been working with Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island for several years, and tomorrow, September 11, a very special outdoor Remembrance Mass will be held at the 9/11 Memorial at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury.

The Mass will begin at 1 p.m. and will be celebrated by Bishop Robert Coyle of the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Hundreds are expected to gather to remember those who lost their lives on 9/11, as well as the first responders, Ground Zero workers and others who died in the years that followed from 9/11-related illnesses.

This is an important day to reflect on the sacrifices made on September 11 and during the 25 years since, including the service of those who have worked to protect our nation and battle terrorism around the world. We remember those we lost, their families and loved ones, our veterans, first responders and everyone who continues to keep their memories alive.

The Remembrance Mass is open to everyone. Those attending are encouraged to arrive by 12:30 p.m. to allow time to be seated before the 1 p.m. Mass.

For those unable to attend in person, the Mass will be livestreamed on Facebook beginning at approximately 12:45 p.m. Visit Tomorrow marks 25 years since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, a day that forever changed our nation and the lives of so many families.

I have been working with Catholic Cemeteries of Long Island for several years, and tomorrow, September 11, a very special outdoor Remembrance Mass will be held at the 9/11 Memorial at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury.

The Mass will begin at 1 p.m. and will be celebrated by Bishop Robert Coyle of the Diocese of Rockville Centre. Hundreds are expected to gather to remember those who lost their lives on 9/11, as well as the first responders, Ground Zero workers and others who died in the years that followed from 9/11-related illnesses.

This is an important day to reflect on the sacrifices made on September 11 and during the 25 years since, including the service of those who have worked to protect our nation and battle terrorism around the world. We remember those we lost, their families and loved ones, our veterans, first responders and everyone who continues to keep their memories alive.

The Remembrance Mass is open to everyone. Those attending are encouraged to arrive by 12:30 p.m. to allow time to be seated before the 1 p.m. Mass.

For those unable to attend in person, the Mass will be livestreamed on Facebook beginning at approximately 12:45 p.m. Visit https://cclongisland.org/ for the livestream link.

Tomorrow, we remember. We reflect. We honor those whose lives and sacrifices will never be forgotten.

for the livestream link.

Tomorrow, we remember. We reflect. We honor those whose lives and sacrifices will never be forgotten.

09/10/2026

A U.S. Army specialist is home in Newtown with the dog he met while serving in the Middle East last year.

Specialist Jeremy Ferris encountered a stray dog during his deployment and named her Sadie. The dog offered him companionship during a difficult stretch of his service, and Ferris decided to bring her home with him.

Ferris contacted Paws of War, a nonprofit that helps service members reunite with animals they bond with overseas. The organization coordinated the logistics required to bring Sadie to the United States, a process that typically takes four to six months.

Sadie now lives with Ferris and his wife in Newtown.

Paws of War has helped numerous service members bring home animals they've cared for while deployed, connecting military personnel with the support and resources needed to navigate the international relocation process.

For more information about Paws of War, please visit, www.pawsofwar.org.

09/10/2026

Adam Schwam, President and CEO of Sandwire, appeared on News 12 Long Island to explain the recent Microsoft Outlook outage that left many users unable to send or receive email for most of the previous day. Schwam clarified that the disruption stemmed from a core authentication issue on Microsoft's end, not a cyberattack. He compared it to a major highway interchange malfunctioning — the breakdown affected email most visibly, along with some Teams and OneDrive functionality.

Addressing why the outage hit some users and not others, Schwam explained that Microsoft's infrastructure is divided into separate service "quadrants" rather than one centralized system. A failure in one interchange, or node, doesn't take down the whole network — it only affects the users connected to that particular segment at the time. That's why some people lost access entirely while others noticed nothing at all.

Schwam confirmed the issue has since been resolved and reiterated that it was an internal technical failure, with no indication of malicious activity involved.

09/08/2026

Remembering 9/11 and Ensuring Future Generations Never Forget

News 12 Long Island is sharing information today about a special 25-Year Remembrance display at East Rockaway Village Hall, highlighting the important work of eighth-grade history and social studies teacher Don Poland and his commitment to keeping the memory of September 11th alive.

We all need to take time this week to remember and pray for those who were lost on September 11, 2001, and to recognize those who sacrificed their lives that day and in the years since from 9/11-related illnesses.

We should also remember those who responded to the call to protect our nation by joining the military, our veterans who lost their lives, and those who continue to live with the invisible wounds of war.

This display is a powerful example of why we need to educate young people and remind ourselves about the impact and continuing legacy of 9/11 on Long Island, across the New York metropolitan area and throughout our nation.

For 25 years, Don Poland has dedicated his time and effort to educating his students about 9/11 and ensuring its lessons and memories remain part of the East Rockaway community. He has collected generations of student artwork, photographs, memorabilia and historical materials, much of which is now on display at Village Hall.

Take sometime this week to visit the display. Tonight, September 8, from 7 to 9 p.m., the Village of East Rockaway and Don Poland will host a special remembrance program featuring survivors, family members and others impacted by 9/11. The public is welcome to attend.

📍 East Rockaway Village Hall
376 Atlantic Avenue, East Rockaway

Remember those we lost. Recognize those who served and sacrificed. Educate future generations. Never forget.

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