A large aspect of today’s world is living in a near-constant state of fear and anxiety. Unnecessarily amplified by technology’s unrealistic demands of having us
Last week, it was announced that Route-111’s Hauppauge/Smithtown-dividing strip, colloquially billed by locals as “Restaurant Row” when in full operation, is getting a pair of
Everybody makes mistakes— but it takes a special breed to beat up their girlfriend before and after a charity event. Last Wednesday, June 28, Domingo
As we approach one of the most widely-celebrated holidays in the United States, it’s easy for us to simply “remember” the importance of our liberties
In the aftermath of COVID, our new reality inspired the masses to realign their priorities and values. When bar-going opened back up as an enterprise,
For those unaware, boards of education across our area will soon be electing trustees to three-year terms. As always, in contested races of interest within
The number referenced in the title is the total amount of solid waste produced per day on Long Island. And with the Brookhaven Landfill’s impending
“You’re from Long Island? You must have been in at least one movie.” While people aren’t saying this today, they might very well be saying
The dynamics of Governor Kathy Hochul’s chief judge selection and denial reveal which faction (or region) is running Albany. Surprise, it’s not Long Island. Hector
Thursday before last, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow— thereby indicating there would be six more weeks of winter. However, history tells us we should not
