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Of 40 Regeneron Science Talent Search finalists worldwide, 7 are LIers. Get to know the young scientists.
The high school seniors, who each already have won a $25,000 prize, compete this weekend in Washington, D.C., in the nation's most prestigious and well-known science competition.
Suffolk Co. social services to take part of former Kmart space in Riverhead
The department will be relocating its Riverhead office 1.2 miles to 605 Old Country Road, which the discount retailer left in 2018.
Bay Shore-Brightwaters St. Patrick's Day parade returns for 20th anniversary
The parade, which returns after a two-year absence due to COVID concerns, will kick off Saturday at 2 p.m. at Saxon Avenue in Bay Shore. Â
A bootleg buster and a wartime pianist: Exhibit honors notable Islip Town womenÂ
In commemoration of Women's History Month, the Connetquot River State Park Preserve in Oakdale is hosting a free exhibit featuring women of Islip who've had an impact on the community and nation.
Cops: Man charged for hateful graffiti in Port Jefferson
Suffolk Hate Crimes Unit detectives took Carl Vario, 51, into custody at 1:50 p.m. Wednesday "after an investigation," police said in a news release.Â
Long Island weather: Cloudy overnight with the potential for black ice
The National Weather Service issued an alert Wednesday night that warned motorists to be on the lookout for black ice on Long Island roadways through early Thursday. Â
'A very big deal': Pfizer begins COVID-19 antiviral pill trial for children
Pfizer announced it has started a clinical trial that could lead to Paxlovid being available for children ages six and up. Medical experts on Long Island said the pill being shown to be safe and effective for children could be an important step toward ending the pandemic.
Pfizer starting COVID-19 antiviral pill trials for children 'a very big deal,' experts say
Pfizer announced on Wednesday that it has started clinical trials that could lead to Paxlovid being available for children ages six and up. Medical experts on Long Island said the pill being shown to be safe and effective for children could be an important step toward ending the pandemic.
Westhampton Beach works to breathe new life into historic windmill
Officials want to restore the nearly 41-foot-tall structure built in the 1800s and relocate it to the village's Great Lawn, in hopes it will eventually become a tourist attraction with landmark status that teaches visitors about the importance of renewable energy.
NY health department terminates LGBT Network contracts worth millions
The New York Department of Health has terminated eight contracts, which the agency said totaled about $10 million "over several years," to the LGBT Network because its financial records were incomplete and did not show how the group spent state funding.
Mary Alice Meinersman, owner of Huntington Village chocolate shop Bon Bons, dies at 78
Mary Alice Meinersman launched her Huntington Village chocolate-making career in the early 1980s.
Charles E. Entenmann, Bay Shore baker and philanthropist, dies at 92
He helped expand his family's Bay Shore bakery and supported community institutions.
We answer your questions on how to save gas as prices climb
Even as prices approach $5 per gallon, drivers still have options at their disposal to save money at the pump. Here are seven tips how, from hypermiling to cutting down on idling.
Albertson's schools, short commute draw homebuyers from the city
"It's walking distance to the L.I.R.R., walking distance to the shops, walking distance to the schools," says one real estate agent.
MTA says 'head-knocker'Â beams coming down as part of Penn Station renovation
Officials on Tuesday previewed one of several forthcoming improvements at the Long Island Rail Road's Manhattan home: removal of seven low-hanging steel beams known to leave lumps on the heads of taller riders.
Brookhaven chief of operations Matt Miner to work as consultant after he retires April 8
Matt Miner, 55, whose portfolio ranges from budget preparation and labor relations to waste management, plans to retire after 32 years in state and Long Island government.
Fading omicron has Long Island health experts preaching what they practice
Physicians and health educators said the signs are clear that the pandemic could be waning, but the possibility of another omicron surge or a new variant has them weighing personal safety choices, and advising others to do the same.
Cold front brings high winds of up to 50 mph through overnight, NWS says
The National Weather Service issued a high wind advisory for the entire tristate area through Tuesday morning.
Friends, family mourn ex-FDNY firefighter from West Islip
Mourners gathered in West Islip to bid farewell to Frederick Gallagher, a retired FDNY firefighter who died of cancer after working at Ground Zero.
Nassau agrees to pay cabdriver shot by cop $2M
County legislative committees approved the payment to settle a lawsuit filed by Thomas Moroughan after then-Officer Anthony DiLeonardo wounded him twice on a night when DiLeonardo had been drinking.


