Long Island, NY, essays in Dix Hills, Huntington, Melville, Northport.
You know it’s something when they take down the paywall. Newsday’s report on Long Island housing discrimination is free to view and a forum on it was open to the public earlier this week in Melville. In attendance were many progressive groups and perhaps fewer Read More …
It is hard to believe that 18 years have passed since September 11, 2001. It is equally difficult to imagine that a second generation of Americans are now growing up with only a historical perspective of that fateful day. They say that time heals all Read More …
Dear Huntington Students, Staff and Community Members, The end of June is well known for its extended daylight and warmer weather, as well as final classroom lessons, end-of-year exams and a farewell to a group of exceptional soon-to-be graduates. As the 2018-2019 school year comes Read More …
It’s running season: follow these five tips from an orthopedic surgeon on how to take care of your ankles and feet to avoid injury. Read More …
Cauliflower steak Cauliflower steak from @thelittlebeet. I can’t believe I hated cauliflower as a child. Now, I can’t get enough of it, especially when it looks this good. Going vegan more than halves your carbon footprint. If you want to save the planet, start with Read More …
BY RICHARD MURDOCCO The following comments were submitted on May 21 to the Town of Huntington regarding the future of a 56-acre parcel in the Dix Hills/Elwood area that was once slated for a large retail center. To Supervisor Chad Lupinacci and members of the Huntington Town Read More …
By DR. MITCHELL KRAMER, MD That moment when a child is born and placed on its mother’s chest for the first time – there really are no words to adequately describe it. While women who deliver vaginally typically get to experience this intimate connection, women Read More …
