“Does your group band black skimmers?” was the title on an email to the nsaudubon.gmail.com account. “Today, I photographed one with a YELLOW BAND and the NC Audubon researcher tells

By Jerry Kramer I have personally spent 32 years of my life as a public servant. My career began in 1960 when I was lucky enough to be sworn in

In 2020, the MTA released a schedule of carryover construction projects from the 2010-2014 and 2015-19 capital plans. They pledged to commit $6.5 billion worth of prior planned capital program

L.I.G.H.T. FOR CHARITY (‘Long Island Giving Help Together For Charity’) is my column where I shine a light on a different Long Island-based charity each month. For this column, I

Janna and Edwin, a hypothetical couple, have been together for two years. They recently decided to move from their apartment in the city to a larger house in the suburbs.

By Patty Servidio As the philosopher known as Osho once said, “For awareness, you need not go to the Himalayas; you need not go anywhere. Your life gives you enough

By Paul DiSclafani When saying goodnight to your spouse or kissing them on the cheek in the morning as they leave for work, you never know when it will be

By Lauren Feldman Readers may know TikTok as just another social media app, but for many, particularly Gen Z, TikTok has been not only a social platform but also a

The big astronomical event for this month is the total solar eclipse on April 8. If you would like to see the totality, hopefully you have already made your plans.

How are owls different from other birds? They evolved to hunt at night and because of this they have large areas of their brain just for sight and for hearing.