FDA Is In The Dark About Its Revised Zika Guidelines In New York
By Raghava Lakshminarayana and Yawen Tang The FDA is in the dark about whether their revised Zika safety guidelines for blood transmission have been met […]
Month: September 2016
Fourteen Goats Enlisted to Eliminate Invasive Species in Jericho
By Andrew Goldstein and Rawson Jahan Fourteen goats of Nubian, dwarf and other pedigrees, have been on the job to remove mugwort, autumn olives and […]
Harmful Algal Blooms Found In Smithtown and Montauk Waterbodies
By Anisah Abdullah and Nicola Shannon Potentially toxic cyanobacteria blooms have been found in Blydenburgh Lake in Smithtown and Big Reed Pond in Montauk on […]
North Hempstead Launches Solarize Campaign To Encourage Solar On Long Island
By Maggie Cai and Eric Schmid A new solar power initiative by the town of North Hempstead could bring approximately 900,000kWh per year of solar […]
Disabled Student’s Family Reaches Agreement With School District
By Rawson Jahan and Paul Harding An agreement to educate Aiden Killoran, a student with down syndrome who was previously denied entry into Westhampton Beach […]
Former Dowling Aviation Students Back In School After Summer Of Struggles
By Anisah Abdullah and Eric Schmid Over 200 students from Dowling College’s School of Aviation began classes at more than five institutions nationwide this September […]
Board of Regents Votes to Localize Control of Diplomas for Special Education Students
By Maggie Cai The results of a vote on an amendment to the Education Commissioner’s regulations on diploma requirements that the Board of Regents held […]