Is Columbus Sailing Away In Southampton?
By Jager Robinson and Lindsay Andarakis The Southampton Union Free School District has proposed eliminating Columbus Day at a board meeting on March 15, which […]
Month: March 2016
More than 1600 NYS Pharmacies Sell Naloxone Without Prescription in March
By Tibian Ahmed and Lindsay Andarakis As of March 3, the over-the-counter distribution of Naloxone, a drug that reverses heroin overdoses, reached almost 1600 pharmacies […]
Fourth-grade Students Get to Dig Their Hands in the Dirt at Crossroads Farm
By Sara Tewksbury More than two hundred fourth graders from Valley Stream District 13 are going to get a taste of nature this spring when […]
Stony Brook University Hospital Gives Blood to Ambulances
By Katarina Delgado, Kevin Matyi, and Jager Robinson Stony Brook university Hospital has been certified to perform mobile blood transfusions by the New York State […]
Cat Show Arrives at Long Island Pet Expo
By Ronny Reyes and Marshall Cooper Over 10,000 people attended the Long Island Pet Expo this past weekend at Suffolk County Community College, which included […]
Lindenhurst Village Says No More Vape Shops
By Kevin Rate and Jason Lee A temporary ban has been placed on any new Vape shops, hookah bars and cannabis dispensaries by the Lindenhurst […]
Long Island Joins the New York Milk Community
By Ronny Reyes and Lindsay Andarakis Long Island’s first and only breast milk depot opened last week in New Hyde Park inside Dr. Lauren Macalouso’s […]
Starbucks Evening Menu Is Coming to Long Island
By Alicia Bermudez and Demi Guo The Long Beach community is protesting the local Starbucks’ license to sell beer and wine as part of their […]
The Pet Care Industry Is a Two-Faced Animal
By Jager Robinson and Lawrence Nzuve The pet care industry will grow almost 4.5 percent in 2016, according to a study released by The American […]