Authorities seek to stem water flow
It happens somewhere between midnight and 6 in the morning during most summer days. During those witching hours, when most people are resting before...
Our world, from climate change to party hearty
Today I am going to pull back the curtain and let you see what is going on backstage at the newspaper office. To begin,...
Gardening: Dividing fall-blooming perennials in the spring
By Ellen Barcel
One of the nice benefits of growing perennials is that they come back year after year without replanting — it saves...
Cooking Cove: Recipes from the peanut gallery
By Barbara Beltrami
Ah, consider the lowly peanut relegated in most culinary estimations to its more popular descendant, peanut butter. True, you seldom see...
Photo of the Week
SUNSET AT STONY BROOK HARBOR Stony Brook resident Jay Gao captured this image at Stony Brook Harbor on Feb. 24 using a Nikon D750....
Gurwin Adult Day Health Program wins 2017 Best of Long Island Award
Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center’s Adult Day Health Program was recently named Long Island’s Best in Adult Day Health for 2017 through Bethpage...
‘North by Northwest’ heads to local theaters
Alfred Hitchcock’s suspense-filled action-adventure “North by Northwest” (1959) will return to more than 700 select movie theaters nationwise on April 2 and 5, courtesy...
Legally Speaking: The legal significance of paternity
By Linda Toga
THE FACTS: My friend Joe, a New York State resident, was never married, but he and his on-again off-again girlfriend had...
Ask the Vet: Lyme disease and the ‘mouse plague’
By Matthew Kearns, DVM
I was listening to the radio and a segment was introduced as “How a Mouse Plague Is a Forbidding Forecast...
Book Review: ‘Between Stony Brook Harbor Tides’
Reviewed by Beverly C. Tyler
“Between Stony Brook Harbor Tides: The Natural History of a Long Island Pocket Bay” by R. Lawrence Swanson and Malcolm...
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