Three Village district dishes new pre-K programs
Little ones burned off energy as they played on the newly installed playground just outside their classroom.
Inside, little chefs whipped up imaginary creations in...
The microbead ban: It’s the little things
Could the stuff you’re washing your face with end up in your sushi? It sounds crazy, but yes.
We don’t often agree with legislators who...
Huntington soccer quickly clinches postseason berth
By Desirée Keegan
We’ll be seeing the Huntington Blue Devils this postseason.
With a 4-1 win over Centereach Tuesday, the Huntington boys’ soccer team sealed its...
Tab Hunter documentary to be screened at Cinema Arts Centre
By Stacy Santini
Studebakers, drive-ins, saddle shoes and ice cream parlors will instantly conjure up images of a decade that most people remember fondly and...
Revising a will after a divorce
By Linda M. Toga, Esq.
The Facts: I recently divorced my spouse. I was told that once the divorce was finalized, it won’t matter that...
Gilded age of Long Island takes center stage in new exhibit
By Ellen Barcel
Mention the Gold Coast era on Long Island, and people immediately think of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby,” and the...
Port Jefferson smokes hookah shops, tattoo parlors
Taking a stand against what some see as troubling business activity and the undesirable type of people it attracts, the Port Jefferson Village Board...
Smithtown Republicans flank Inzerillo campaign
Three of the five members of the Republican-dominated Smithtown Town Board endorsed a political newcomer this week, as she heads into the November election...
North Shore hospitals improving our health care
By Sen. Ken LaValle
Today, we live in a fast-paced society where change is no longer measured year-to-year but is determined in minute-to-minute increments.
By the...
Some of the best and worst in China
How is the food in China?” That is one of the most often-asked questions when people learn that I have just returned from my...
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