Future of STEM program uncertain at Mount Sinai
By Kevin Redding
In 2013, the Mount Sinai School District and Port Jefferson School District partnered up for a new college-level program that would give...
A message of thanks and appreciation
By L. Reuven Pasternak, M.D.
For many patients who come to the hospital, their medical team — physicians, nurses and other health care professionals —...
Vines and climbing plants — Part 2
By Ellen Barcel
Last week, we took a look at climbing plants in general and specifically annual vines. This week we’ll examine perennial vines, productive...
Cold Spring Harbor has three candidates for school board
Cold Spring Harbor has three competitors vying for two seats on the board of education, including one incumbent and two newcomers.
Lloyd Harbor residents George...
The Brush Is My Pen explores the human condition
By Ellen Barcel
A new exhibit has opened at the Long Island Museum based on the idea that “a picture is worth a thousand...
New café in Fort Salonga provides jobs for young adults with disabilities
Morning routines for residents in Huntington are about to get a little sweeter.
Fort Salonga’s Cause Café is the newest coffee shop working to bring...
A park in deed: presidential play space to expand
A hidden park in the corner of Port Jefferson could soon expand, as village officials line up paperwork on a few small properties they...
North Shore donates 435 pounds of pet food at drive
Suffolk County Legislator Robert Trotta (R-Fort Salonga) said he was most appreciative of the support he received from the residents who donated to his...
Setauket market for a good cause back for second year
Farmers markets featuring fresh, local produce and other food items are great for everyone involved, from vendors to shoppers, and the Three Village community...
Community vs. Chronic Medicaid
By Nancy Burner, Esq.
The Question:
My mom has been a recipient of Community Medicaid. As her condition is deteriorating, it is apparent that she will...
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