The Suffolk County Water Quality Restoration Act was the biggest local winner of the night on Tuesday, passing with 71 percent of the vote, while incumbents are projected to be victorious in most ...
When I held an interest meeting at our home in October of 2014, to start a civic association for Mattituck, everyone to a ...
Water bodies on Long Island faced a record-setting 36 dead zones during the summer of 2024, and more than double the number ...
It’s been six years since the latest catastrophic die-off of scallops first hit the Peconic Estuary system, and while ...
It’s easy to quip that everything scientists once told us is true has now been proven false, but the real takeaway from that ...
By Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine On Election Day, voters will be casting their votes for President, US Senate, Congress ...
My goodness, if there ever was a pervasive feeling of uncertainty among most Americans, it would be right about now. The ...
The Mattituck-Laurel Civic Association will discuss “What is the impact of large building construction on our community” at its next monthly meeting on Monday, Oct. 28 at 6:30 p.m. at Veterans Park.
When it comes to climate change, “if ever there was a Ground Zero for Long Island, it’s really the First Congressional District,” says Adrienne Esposito, Executive Director of Citizens Campaign for ...
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