Long Island Science Center offers new 3D printing program
By Charles Scott & Janelle Pottinger Between 120 and 150 seats will be filled by mid-October for 3D printing classes at The Long Island Science […]
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Centerport installs water barrier in Mills Pond to protect family of bald eagles
By: Vivica Michel and Isabelle Desilier A $2,000 temporary soft boom water barrier was set up on Feb. 13 in Mills Pond, Centerport to absorb […]
Suffolk County spends two million on safety app
By Akanksha Kar and Karina Gerry Suffolk County spent $2 million this June for a license to access the Rave panic button application, which alerts […]
New biosurveillance system shows Brentwood hit the hardest by the flu
By Arianna Maugeri Jonnathan Pulla A newly biosurveillance system designed to track the spread of the flu virus has shown that Brentwood in western suffolk, […]
Investigation on the Bethpage Plume to Start this Spring
By Dyondra Wilson and Rongyi Zhang A new engineering investigation will be conducted this spring by The New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), to contain […]
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 […]
Stage is Set for Huntington Robotics in NYC
By Alicia Bermudez and Ronny Reyes Huntington Robotics Team 5016 will compete in the New York City Regional For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and […]