Long Islanders Prepare For Peak of Hurricane Season
By: Brittany Garguilo and Ricky Soberano Two hundred generators, 145,000 meals, 212,000 bottles of water, 209 water pumps and 2.5 million gallons of fuel are […]
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New York’s Medical Marijuana Program Faces Criticism, Skepticism
By Jessica Opatich and Jordan Bowman The New York State Department of Health chose five companies out of 43 applicants on July 31 to distribute […]
Waldbaum’s Supermarkets Close Their Doors On Long Island
By Elsie Boskamp & Rachel Siford Over 4,000 employees will be without jobs this month after the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, Inc. (A&P) […]
A&P Bankruptcy Creates Tension for Employees of Auctioned Stores
By Kyle Barr and Jakub Lewkowicz Almost 5,000 people on Long Island working for businesses under the parent company of The Great Atlantic and Pacific […]
Riverhead Expands as a Hotspot for New Breweries
By Rena Thomas and Jessica Opatich The fifth Riverhead based microbrewery in just five years signed a lease in July, and will make the town […]
Shinnecock Youth Hold Language’s Future in Hands
By Jessica Opatich, Jordan Bowman, Kevin Urgiles The Shinnecock Nation opened the Wuneechanunk Preschool on June 8 as part of longstanding efforts to revive the […]
Government Denies Blue Ribbon Status to Quogue Elementary School
By Rachel Siford & Elsie Boskamp Quogue Elementary School was one of two Long Island schools to be denied the chance to win a federal […]