June 2003


Feature
If laughter is the best medicine, Caroline Rhea could be just the doctor you have been looking for. You may know her as Rosie’s replacement, or as Aunt Hilda on TV's Sabrina, the Teenage Witch. Then again, you may recognize this comedienne from a multitude of television shows and movies; she has been entertaining us for years. Naomi Serviss spent some time with this down-to-earth talk show host, who is also starring in a Broadway comedy. Find out how Rhea compares New York to Canada and L.A., and what she has to say about struggling with her weight.

FYI
Find out what's "New For You," as Long Island Woman highlights products, books and other items of interest. This month, check out some ways to stay fit and get ideas for planning everything from a summer wedding to a barbecue! Learn some interesting facts about Father’s Day and your health I.Q. And in this month’s Websiting, have some fun shopping in other people’s lost luggage.

Books
Are you staying close to home this summer? Don't let that keep you from traveling around the world. Elyce Neuhauser rounds up some great reading selections that can take you to Italy, Hawaii and beyond.

Relationships
Finding yourself single again as an adult can be quite challenging. But resources for the divorced, separated and widowed abound; you just need to know about them so you can take advantage of them. Michelle Levine guides you through dating service options and support groups that are available to ease this transition in your life.

Style
Don't hide inside this season; invest in some protective sun gear and enjoy the outdoors! Elyce Neuhauser has shopped around for you and found out that sun protective clothing can be surprisingly chic. You have to read it to believe it!

Arts
Meet Margaret Colin. This native Long Island woman made it all the way to Broadway, movies and television. Naomi Serviss caught up with Colin to discuss her memories of Baldwin, her start on the soaps and why she wishes every family were like hers.

Health Guide
Be sure to check out this helpful directory of local health professionals.

Happenings
It's been a long time coming, but summer is finally here! Get out your calendars and make plans with Long Island Woman. We’ll tell you what’s happening on Long Island in June and July, from classes and lectures to exhibits and events. There’s also listings of what’s on local stages, things to do outdoors and support groups you can turn to for help.

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