Long Island baker beats the odds with brownies
Don’t look back. Keep going forward.
That’s what Mollie Adler’s father said to her before he died several decades ago. And she hasn’t looked back...
The praiseworthy prickly pear cactus
By Ellen Barcel
Last week I wrote a column about planning a garden with the idea of making jams and jellies out of unusual plants:...
Police: Sex offender had sex with teen — again
A man previously convicted of a sexual offense against a minor was arrested on Thursday after allegedly being caught undressed inside a vehicle with...
Learn to use Narcan to stop overdoses
Concerned that a loved one will overdose on drugs? Suffolk County is hosting training classes over the next few months to teach residents how...
Marine veteran tackles new fight with MMA
Some people watch mixed martial arts fights on television and think “that’s brutal,” or “that’s barbaric,” or “that’s too violent.” Some don’t know what...
Artist shares love of nature in ‘Landscape and Flower Paintings’ exhibit
By Rita J. Egan
Ross Barbera has cherished the natural beauty of the outdoors since he was a child, and through the decades, he has...
Sound Symphony Orchestra to hold annual Family Concert
The Sound Symphony Orchestra is putting a twist on a classic family-friendly composition. Nearly every year the orchestra holds its family concert, and this...
Police blotter: Suffolk County incidents and arrests, Jan. 18-25
Out to pasture
On Jan. 22, police arrested two men from Stony Brook and Setauket for assault with intent to cause physical injury. According to...
Throwback Thursday: Harborside murder-suicide rocks village
“Silent but smiling, Henry hit William again and again, leaving the young man lying senseless on the carpeted floor.”
It’s a story that unfolds like...
Not all people must be governed
In an attempt to promote transparency, the New York State Joint Commission on Public Ethics recently proposed requiring public relations consultants to register as...
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