Improving the North Fork’s waterways through art
By Margaret Osborne and Neda Karimi When an opportunity presented itself to gather two hundred reclaimed buoys last summer, the Cornell Cooperative Extension saw it […]
Suffolk County
Suffolk County Farm Combats Many Challenges with Harvest Festival that Engages the Community
By Quari Alleyne and Daniel Marcillo Suffolk County farmers have turned to various methods to keep embracing community engagement. Agritourism is an operation or activity […]
Suffolk County boating industry feels Trump’s $200 billion tariffs on China
By Megan Valle and Wilko Martínez-Cachero Suffolk County’s boating industry is beginning to feel the effects of President Trump’s latest round of tariffs that went into […]
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 law incorporates mental health into K-12 curriculum in New York
By Megan Valle and Daniel Marcillo Suffolk County, NY – A New York State law that went into effect on July 1st, 2018 requires schools […]
Gun violence concerns push Elwood Union Free School District to implement new safety measures.
By Akanksha Kar and Andrea Keckley Upgraded security measures including increased personnel and technological equipment greeted over 700 of Elwood Union Free School District’s students […]
Five new guards beef up security at Hauppauge schools
By Donovan Alexis and Karina Gerry HAUPPAUGE, NY— Extra security measures, which include five armed guards, have been implemented in the Hauppauge school district starting […]
Outside sources of funding bolster local high school athletic programs
By Kayla Lupoli-Nolan and Nick Zararis The clattering of spikes on the track rings out to Brian Schanel as if it were the melody to […]
“Long Island’s Best” student art showcased in Heckscher Museum exhibition
By Mike Adams and Joseph Konig An exhibition featuring work from Long Island high school students at Huntington’s Heckscher Museum of Art will finish its […]
Greek Orthodox Christians get ready for Easter
By Jonnathan Pulla and Joshua Blake More than 300 Greek Orthodox Christians gathered at St. John’s Greek Orthodox Church in Blue Point on April 1, […]