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Long Island News Network / 495 FM News Report with Eric Martin Koppelman This fast-paced, all-in-one broadcast delivers the pulse of the nation and the heart of Long Island — anchored by Eric Martin Koppelman, the voice that keeps listeners informed and fired-up. Each edition blends national headlines, local stories, high-school sports, traffic updates, and weather into a clean, conversational news block that sounds like real Long Island: direct, energetic, and proudly local. From D.C. shutdown drama and global military moves to hometown pride in fall festivals, community events, and Friday-night football, Eric gives listeners the full picture with equal parts credibility and charisma. The segment captures what 495 FM is all about — real news, real people, and the unmistakable Long Island attitude that never backs down.
Eric's cereal dreams have finally come true with the grand opening of Milky Ways Ice Cream and Cereal, the latest addition to Hauppauge's culinary scene. Located at 812 Wheeler Rd Suite 107, Hauppauge, NY 11788, this new hotspot promises to be a haven for cereal aficionados and ice cream enthusiasts alike.
Eric, whose weakness for cereal is well-known among friends and family. Milky Ways combines the nostalgia of childhood breakfasts with the indulgence of creamy, handcrafted ice cream. From classic favorites to exotic blends, customers can expect a delightful array of cereal-infused treats.
Whether it's a nostalgic bowl of morning cereal or a decadent ice cream creation, Milky Ways aims to satisfy every craving. So, if you're in the Hauppauge area and share Eric's love for cereal, be sure to swing by and experience the magic of Milky Ways Ice Cream and Cereal.
n a world where genuine connections seem increasingly rare, Rob Bentivegna, founder of RB Life Coaching, offers a beacon of empathy and understanding through his unique service, "Chat with Coach." Recently, I had the privilege of sitting down with Rob to delve into his personal journey, the ethos behind his coaching practice, and the innovative initiative that is "Chat with Coach."
Rob's story is one marked by resilience and compassion. Drawing from his own experiences navigating life's challenges, he embarked on a path to help others discover their inner strength and resilience.
During our conversation, Rob illuminated the essence of "Chat with Coach." This free service stands as a testament to his belief in the transformative power of conversation. Whether it's unpacking past traumas, navigating present dilemmas, or envisioning future aspirations, Rob extends a caring ear and a nonjudgmental perspective to all who seek solace and guidance.
Rob's approach to coaching is rooted in authenticity and empathy. He emphasizes active listening and genuine connection, fostering an environment where individuals feel heard, understood, and supported. Through thought-provoking questions and reflective dialogue, Rob empowers his clients to explore their inner landscapes, uncovering insights and unlocking their true potential.
"Chat with Coach" transcends traditional coaching paradigms by making support accessible to anyone in need, regardless of their financial circumstances. Rob's unwavering commitment to community welfare underscores his belief that everyone deserves a compassionate ally on their journey towards growth and fulfillment.
In a world often characterized by haste and superficiality, Rob Bentivegna and RB Life Coaching offer a refreshing reminder of the profound impact of human connection. Through "Chat with Coach," Rob extends a lifeline to those navigating life's uncertainties, offering not just guidance, but a genuine connection that nurtures growth and resilience. As we concluded our interview, I couldn't help but feel inspired by Rob's unwavering dedication to uplifting others, one conversation at a time.
Eric reports on this grandmother whose living life large.....while facing a 20 plus year prison sentence, Breaking Bad Grandma!!!
Eric reports on a married couple that has been formally charged for their alleged roles in a string of bank robberies on Long Island. This is quite an interesting story!
Eric reports that the Suffolk County Police today arrested a man for photographing two minors at a Sayville department store in June. Detectives are investigating if this is an isolated incident and are asking anyone with information to call the Fifth Squad at 631-854-8552 from 9 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Eric talks with Lisa A. Romano, a Certified Life Coach who specializes in codependency and narcissistic abuse. Through her personal struggles, she has found a way out of the confusion a codependent mind can be. You can check out Lisa's website at https://www.lisaaromano.com/
In Part 2 Eric continues his talk about Katelyn and how she developed an amazing business giving her more time to enjoy her family and the life we all deserve.
In 2008, Katelyn started a photography side hustle from her dorm room. Her goal was to become a professional photographer. She says, "It wasn’t easy, especially at the height of the recession, but I’m glad I never gave up".Today, at 35, Katelyn is a self-made millionaire and runs a wedding photography and education business, Katelyn James Photography. With her husband Michael, who joined as Chief Financial Officer in 2013, they've helped more than 100,000 people learn about photography.
In 2022, they brought in about $240,000 a month in revenue — 80% of which she put back into the business. Roughly $230,000 of their monthly revenue was passive income from online courses and training materials.She only works four hours a day now, and shoots about four weddings a year.
In Part 1 Eric talks about Katelyn and how she developed an amazing business giving her more time to enjoy her family and the life we all deserve.
In 2008, Katelyn started a photography side hustle from her dorm room. Her goal was to become a professional photographer. She says, "It wasn’t easy, especially at the height of the recession, but I’m glad I never gave up".Today, at 35, Katelyn is a self-made millionaire and runs a wedding photography and education business, Katelyn James Photography. With her husband Michael, who joined as Chief Financial Officer in 2013, they've helped more than 100,000 people learn about photography.
In 2022, they brought in about $240,000 a month in revenue — 80% of which she put back into the business. Roughly $230,000 of their monthly revenue was passive income from online courses and training materials.She only works four hours a day now, and shoots about four weddings a year.
A NYPD Traffic Officer claims her supervisor sexually harassed her numerous times. You just can't make this stuff up folks....but it is news nevertheless.
A report on what’s going on across the nation with regards to people refusing to wear facemasks and how retail establishments and other agencies are dealing with the issues.
The NYPD comments on whether Rocker Eddie Money was ever a cop. Officials offer their condolences.
OK it’s that time a year again! Don’t let your barbecue grill sit there all winter long and then expected to be clean and ready to go next season. But Bob over at renew BBQ Cleaning do what he does best!
Report on how Apple is launched a new repair program for iPhones that allows people to have their broken phones fixed more easily.
Facebook is testing a local alert system that can alert you faster than your local news channel.