Daniel Reinharth Publishes First Mystery Novel
Written by Christy Hinko: chinko@antonnews.com Friday, 13 July 2012 00:00
Dr. Daniel Reinharth, M.D., F.A.C.P., of East Meadow has recently self-published his first fiction novel, First Do No Harm. The medical mystery is the first in a series featuring the main character, the young internist Dr. David Calder, set in 1997 on Long Island.The prologue opens with a suicide letter. Calder, 31, is positioned into obligatory treatment of his boss’s baffling ailment, in the opening chapter of a holiday office party. He is, by trait, always “on” to care for someone: his boss, Roger Stone; his autistic/epileptic sister, Rachel; his friends and co-workers. He is seemingly treating or diagnosing everyone that he comes in contact with.
Reinharth told Anton Newspapers, “I’m a lifelong lover of mysteries, and I’ve found that within the mystery structure I’m able to write about many medical, character, and socio-political issues which interest me.”
Reinharth practices internal medicine in New Hyde Park with the group Select Medicine, P.C. He has written for his own enjoyment for the past 10 years and has had several career-related articles and letters published previously in medical journals.
The book, available in paperback and most recently in Kindle edition, can be found at Amazon.com.
News
Thursday, 20 June 2013 00:00
Three outstanding students from Levittown and Island Trees middle schools were recently recognized by the Levittown Community Council (LCC) for their outstanding volunteer work.
Clare Del Gross, an 8th grader from Jonas E. Salk Middle School, was selected as the first place winner in the council’s annual contest.
Wednesday, 19 June 2013 00:00
The members of the eighth-grade graduating class at Jonas E. Salk Middle School proceeded down the aisles of the school’s gymnasium in a ceremonial moving-up tradition, as proud parents and family members watched from the bleachers. Class officers led the salute to the flag, after which the eighth-grade chorus, conducted by Lisa Levenberg, sang the national anthem.
Sports
Thursday, 20 June 2013 00:00
The Girls U10 Wildcats soccer team prevailed on June 2 in the Eastern New York Upper 90 State Cup Tournament. The tournament commenced on Mother’s Day, with the Wildcats traveling to White Plains and culminated in an early morning finals played at Stringham Park, upstate, in LaGrange.
In the final game, the Wildcats held the lead through both halves and emerged victorious in the month long tournament. The Wildcats would like to thank their coaches for all of their hard work and dedication. Follow the Levittown Wildcats on Facebook.
Thursday, 20 June 2013 00:00
Town Supervisor Kate Murray recently hosted Levittown P.A.L “Lacrosse Day” ceremonies honoring Levittown lacrosse founders (front, left to right) Norman A. Murray, Bill Mueller and Coach Dolph Queripel who represented the late Al Lucas. Also attending the “Lacrosse Day” festivities were Michael Quinn, Assemblyman Dave McDonough, Levittown Community Council President Kevin Regan, Legislator Dennis Dunne, Senator Kemp Hannon and P.A.L. Lacrosse Director Michael Nelson.
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