Port Jefferson keeps property taxes flat
Village taxes will stay the same for Port Jefferson residents next year.
The board of trustees adopted a 2016-17 budget on Wednesday night that will...
Flapjack breakfast fundraises for a cure
By Ernestine Franco
If you missed last year’s Butterfly Breakfast for a Cure fundraiser in Miller Place, you’ll have another chance to attend next week....
Remedy Plan proposes a non-toxic approach to cancer treatment
Say what you will about Gen-Xers, but the founders of Remedy Plan could just change the world.
Greg Crimmins, CEO and co-founder of Remedy Plan,...
Man uses tree business to give back to community
Bob Koch is no stranger to giving back.
The single father of three and owner of Koch Tree Services in Mount Sinai is known for...
Councilwoman holds mobile office hours
Councilwoman Valerie Cartright (D-Port Jefferson Station) is continuing her Community Connect Campaign to stay in contact with residents and will hold mobile office hours...
Caring for gift plants after the blooms have faded
By Ellen Barcel
Spring is the time when plants in full bloom become popular gifts — there’s Easter and Mother’s Day in particular. I remember...
‘Dark flies’ and experimental evolution
By Elof Carlson
In 1907 a graduate student at Columbia University, Fernandus Payne, did a project supervised by his mentor, T.H. Morgan. He spent two...
Long Island hospital head brings change in first year
By Victoria Espinoza
Huntington Hospital has been under the leadership of Dr. Gerard Brogan for the past year, and since he assumed his post, the...
Three Village’s spies keeping secrets alive
By Beverly C. Tyler
“A tailor spyin’ on the British government! I take their measurements, information and then I smuggle it!” (Hercules Mulligan, “Hamilton,” Act...
Middle school student composes for classmates
By Alex Petroski
Eighth-grader Julien Rentsch is already a celebrated music man in his community.
Julien, a 14-year-old at J. Taylor Finley Middle School in Huntington,...
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