Hamptons Small Businesses Prepare For Summer, Hope For Good Weather
It's a very busy time for business owners in the Hamptons, as they prepare for what is for many their only season - the summer season.
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It's a very busy time for business owners in the Hamptons, as they prepare for what is for many their only season - the summer season.
It's that time again - after a 17-year slumber, cicadas will be making their unwelcome debut in about a month.
Richard Giannetta knew something was wrong when he heard his dog Louie barking ferociously last Friday afternoon.
A Long Island man may have solved one of the perpetual annoyances of living in the telephone age.
Brothers Dave and Nick Pereira found themselves in the labor and delivery room at Winthrop University Hospital in Mineola on Wednesday morning.
Some parents on Long Island are not allowing their children to take the New York State standardized tests because they say the tests are making their kids sick.
Turning bad into good is the mission of a Long Island couple who suffered tragedy just days before Superstorm Sandy.
The owner has voluntarily surrendered the animals and they are now being removed from the home, Suffolk County SPCA Chief Roy Gross said.
Increasing trace amounts of pesticides are showing up in the drinking water on Long Island, but despite calls for a pesticide ban, public officials denied Tuesday that there is any health threat.
A Long Island woman claims she bought potpourri and inside there was a snake which is now somewhere in her home.
The Department of Environmental Conservation says it will target groundwater hot spots at Operable Unit 3 of Northrop Grumman's Bethpage Facility to diminish the threat to wells that provide public drinking water.
Geller's dog was a Yorkshire terrier named Benji, just 6 months old. He was out for a walk with Geller's 22-year-old daughter when the young woman was set upon by a larger dog.
Liam Armstrong died last week on his 18th birthday after he was was struck by a Bronx-bound No. 2 express train.
Long Island Farm Bureau executive director Joe Gergela said there are thousands of acres of sod growing on Long Island.
A man was found lying dead in the middle of the street in Central Islip late Saturday, after being struck in a hit-and-run crash.
