Don’t burn yourself out from the onset to make up for lost time. Slow and steady wins the race– in this case, being the preservation
It’s the holiday season, and folks are getting ready to attend different local events to celebrate. Suffolk County has been keeping bright amid the holiday
Horatio Gates Spafford was born in Troy, New York in 1818. Spafford married Anna Larsen from Norway, in Chicago in 1861. Horatio would become a
In a small ceremony, on Monday, December 19, Ken-Patrick Johnson, a lifelong resident of Huntington, earned his honorary badge. Johnson graduated from Harborfields High School
Albany is home to one of the most corrupt and ineffective legislatures in America. This week, Albany Democrats decided they should also be the highest-paid
State and county governments have always been playgrounds for innovation. Senator-elect Dean Murray appears eager to join the fray in Albany and bring his family-focused
It is impossible to think of the holiday season without mentioning The Nutcracker. This quintessential holiday production has been featured all over the world since
Smithtown officials gathered with members of the Jewish community to celebrate the third night of Chanukah with Rabbi Mendel Teldon of Chabad of Mid-Suffolk. The
FDNY veteran of 21 years, William P. Moon II, 47, died in a tragic training accident on December 12 after succumbing to severe head trauma
The last legislative session saw unprecedented attention paid to childcare and raising the income eligibility on various state programs from the legislature and Governor Kathy
