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Website Launched!
New York, NY – Wednesday, July 1, 2015 – Award-winning multi-media journalist and producer extraordinaire Neil A. Carousso founded “Carousso Enterprises” and is set to launch two websites, as a third-year dual degree student at Hofstra University.
Neil’s website www.NeilACarousso.com features current events and exclusive news, sports and entertainment content in the form of video features, celebrity and expert interviews, audio and articles. His sole-proprietorship company, Carousso Enterprises (www.CaroussoEnterprises.com), has endeavors in multi-media content and business services. The company’s ultimate goals are to disseminate unique, enterprised multi-media content and serve the needs of individuals and businesses alike. Both websites, featuring a customized design and streamlined appearance, allowing for social media integration and mobile capabilities, while appealing to audiences of all ages, will launch Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 4 PM EDT.
“I’ve had a vision of starting my own company and launching a website that can serve a real need in our communities for many years and it’s finally coming into fruition,” said Neil A. Carousso, president and owner of Carousso Enterprises. “Using all the mediums available to journalists, like myself, we will engage people in local, national and international news of importance, exclusive sports coverage, including live on-location shows, plus entertainment features,” Carousso added.
At a young age, Neil has built a reputation as being a stellar journalist and entertaining and informative talk show host. Behind the scenes, Neil has been involved in business and management decisions, marketing campaigns, and produces and executive produces many of the same programs in which he is also the on-air talent. His motivation and his dedication to all facets of the media industry has lead him to entrepreneurship, where he feels he can better serve an audience and capture new audiences worldwide.
“In this day and age, social media plays a large role in communicating with people and sharing stories,” Carousso said, adding, “I feel that even in these first stages of my company, we will be able to make an impact and a difference and I’m eager to embark on the journey.”
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Virtue and Valor: All-Star Lax Game Lives Up to Marine Standards
Uniondale, NY — Wednesday night’s high school all-star lacrosse game, named after local hero Sergeant Major Daniel Joseph Daly, meant much more than bragging rights.
Daly was a United States Marine in the late 19th century and early 20th century, who is one of only 19 men to have received the prestigious Medal of Honor twice.
“He came from the Glen Cove area,” said Sergeant Zachary Scanlon from the Marines Recruiting Station New York. “He enlisted in 1899, so essentially he enlisted like anyone else – a man who wanted to serve is country.”
Selected players participated in community service and are taught life lessons from Marine Sergeants and attend a two-day training camp, in the week leading up to the Nassau versus Suffolk all-star lax game.
“We’re here to give back,” remarked Sergeant Scanlon, pointing-out, “We’re part of this community, too; we live here.”
Each high school all-star team was coached by two collegiate lacrosse players. Hofstra University junior lacrosse stars Kris Clarke and John Puckhaber coached Team Virtue. Meanwhile, St. John’s University athletes Brian Gaffney and Jason Debenedictis coached Team Valor.
“It’s very special,” said Nassau resident Gaffney, a junior midfielder for the St. John’s Red Storm. “It means a lot to me to get to coach these guys,” the Big East Conference All-Academic team member added. Gaffney coached Team Valor, the Suffolk County high school all-stars, against Team Virtue, the Nassau County all-stars.
Team Valor won both installments of the Dan Daly Cup. They beat Team Virtue 11-10.
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The Empire Challenge: Fight for Cystic Fibrosis
Hempstead, NY — Gunnar Esiason, the son of Boomer Esiason, retired NFL quarterback and co-host of WFAN’s “Boomer & Carton” radio program, was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis when he was 3 years old. Back in 1989, when Boomer was quarterbacking the 8-8 Cincinnati Bengals, a 24 year old with CF was unheard of, because it is an incurable respiratory disease, but Gunnar has beaten the odds.
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