Sentimental graduation hopper
I went to my first graduation at two. My father was receiving his Master's in Public Administration and, according to my mother, I spent...
Sunken Meadow State Park puts down new roots
It wasn’t pretty, but it was still pretty necessary.
More than 50 volunteers came together over the weekend to plant an acre of native Spartina...
Friends of Flax get friendly with turtles
It’s hot. It’s muddy. It’s dirty. But it’s exciting work, if you like that sort of thing.
That was how Nancy Grant of the Friends...
Computers are under spotlight at HAC’s latest exhibit
The Huntington Arts Council’s Main Street Gallery, 213 Main Street, Huntington, recently announced the opening of its latest exhibit, a juried art show titled...
Two trees with heart-shaped leaves but different flowers
By Ellen Barcel
There are two trees commonly seen on Long Island that look very much alike. They are both quick growing trees, with large...
Union Army won crucial Civil War battle on Independence Day
By Rich Acritelli
Independence Day commemorates the birth of our nation as well as a day when the Union Army notched a huge victory during...
Change in leadership on Northport-East Northport school board
Change is in the air at Northport-East Northport schools.
School board Trustee Andrew Rapiejko, a five-year incumbent who served as vice president, was sworn in...
Weather forecasting shows how science and society work
By Elof Carlson
I recently had the pleasure of reading Lee Standlin’s “Storm Kings,” a short work on the history of weather forecasting and how...
Police: Woman on drugs strikes 10 cars in Huntington
A Huntington Station woman who crashed into 10 cars on New York Avenue in Huntington on Wednesday was arrested charged with driving while impaired...
Scientists take to shores to save horseshoe crabs
Horseshoe crabs have been on Earth for almost 500 million years, but their future is uncertain. Researchers like Matt Sclafani, a marine educator from...
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