Ward Melville gown controversy continues at BOE meeting
By Andrea Paldy
To some, tradition is at stake. To others, the issue is about inclusion and sensitivity. Yet another group wonders, why the fuss...
Stony Brook family mourns loss of softball player
The Stony Brook family is mourning the loss of student-athlete Danni Kemp, who passed away on the morning of March 10 surrounded by family...
Line Pouchard joins Center for Data- Driven Discovery at BNL
By Daniel Dunaief
They produce so much information that they can’t keep up with it. They use the latest technology to gather data. Somewhere,...
Smithtown looks to buy school’s New York Avenue property
After plans for an apartment complex on the site of the Smithtown school district administration building on New York Avenue fell through earlier this...
A pet owner’s quandary
Aging isn’t for sissies. We’ve all heard that line before and it also applies to our pets, our cats and dogs, our horses and...
American humor is the best medicine
I was making a supermarket list the other day. It had the usual items: eggs, milk, cereal and yogurt. Then it occurred to me that...
Activists in Huntington get schooled in running for office
By Victoria Espinoza
Activism is on the rise in the aftermath of the 2016 election on the North Shore and beyond, though at an event...
Zeldin calls for Long Island Sound, Estuary program funding
The quality of Long Island waters has been on the mind of elected officials from all levels of government recently, and a representative from...
Theatre Three’s Festival of One-Act Plays celebrates 20 years
By Michael Tessler
Raw, imaginative, thought-provoking and brave. Unafraid to push the envelope and tackle some of society’s most dynamic and difficult issues. At...
Movie Review: Spine-chilling thriller ‘Get Out’ deconstructs racism
By Daniel Dunaief
Race permeates Jordan Peele’s directorial debut “Get Out” so thoroughly that the film is like a battery, with the white people on...
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