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By Anthony Dattero As a school guidance counselor at Paul J. Gelinas Junior High School — for three decades now — and a parent whose...

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By John L. Turner It’s late morning on a deeply overcast day in early February and a uniform sky of pewter grey threatens rain but,...

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In the heart of every thriving community lies a network of voices, opinions and ideas that form the very essence of its identity. These...

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By Daniel Dunaief In the best of times, water provides a serene background, offers an escape from searing summer heat, serves as a livelihood for...

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A Column Promoting a More Earth-Friendly Lifestyle By John L. Turner While progress is being made in reducing the amount of food that’s wasted in the...

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By Bob Lipinski At one time, Carmenère was a minor red grape variety used in the making of some red Bordeaux wines. The outbreak of...

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By Thomas M. Cassidy Artificial Intelligence (AI) will cost many people their jobs. But some occupations desperately needed by a rapidly aging population cannot be...

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MEET JITTERBUG This week's shelter pet is Jitterbug, a Female American Staffordshire Terrier Mix up for adoption at the Smithtown Animal Shelter. Estimated to be between...

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By David Dunaief, M.D. Taking a tumble can result in broken bones and torn ligaments. These can be serious for older patients, where the consequences...

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By Heidi Sutton This recipe for corned beef and cabbage is a great pick for St. Patrick's Day. Use your slow cooker to simmer this...