Zombies ran in Massapequa to support Special Olympics New York
By Joshua B. Milien and Antonia Brogna A young woman sat at a picnic table, holding her brown bangs away from her face, giving a […]
Month: November 2017
Martial arts school starts four-week female self-defense class
By Stephanie Yuvienco and Joe Goncalves 69-year-old Nancy Fiano gets up from the mat, pushes her sleeves up and curls her knuckles as she enters […]
Long Island’s only indoor beach volleyball facility begins winter registration
By Darius Kwak and Jill Ryan Endless Summer Volleyball, the first and only indoor beach volleyball facility on Long Island, will start its annual Winter […]
Thirty people and 10 goats gather for yoga at Smithtown Historical Society
By Kaitlyn Martin and Brittany Bernstein A little black goat named Elvis gnawed on a stray shoe in the Frank Bush Barn during a goat […]
From kickball to cornhole: LI-Kick expands into Patchogue
By Kayla McKiski and Skyler Gilbert Rosemary Bair and Cassie Rienth had beers in hand at a bar on Monday night, surrounded by five TVs […]
E-Cigarettes placed in the same class as regular cigarettes despite inconclusive research
By Luis Ruiz Dominguez Flyers and Christmas lights surround the entrance of Hookah City. E-cigarettes, vaporizers, e-liquids and hookah’s cover every possible inch of the store, […]
Long Islanders debate the merits of a constitutional convention
By Rebecca Liebson and Brittany Bernstein Walking through the sea of cars in Nassau County Community College’s busiest parking lot, the bumper stickers are impossible […]
New parking meters cause a rift in downtown Bay Shore
By Josh Farber and Nick Spennato Today, Catalina is walking to work in a downpour. It’s over a quarter mile hike past two parking lots, […]
Oyster Bay Town Supervisor gets pay hike while 20 workers could get fired
By Gregory Zarb and Joseph Goncalves The office of the Oyster Bay Town supervisor will get an almost 40% salary increase, while some 20 Public […]
Five years later, Long Islanders are still reeling from Sandy impacts
By Skyler Gilbert and Antonia Brogna Pellets of hail splashed into the puddles in the parking lot. White-capped waves crashed on the coast. Fully grown […]