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LI environment groups share in toxic weed killer settlement funds to help restore native pollinators at risk of extinction (opens the original)
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Four Long Island environmental groups each received $20,000 from New York Attorney General Letitia James and The New York Community Trust to expand pollinator habitats and conservation efforts. James announced Monday more than $500,000 in grant funding for 28 community organizations across the state. The grants particularly support projects in historically underserved communities. “Every New Yorker deserves to live in a community with clean air and green space, no matter their zip code," James s
New York boating safety courses to include education on avoiding whale strikes, new law says (opens the original)
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As more whales spend time in Long Island waters, a new state law aims to educate boaters about how to avoid collisions with the marine mammals. Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the New York Whale Awareness Act into law Monday, directing the state Department of Environmental Conservation to develop education about whale interactions that would be included in the state's mandatory boating safety courses and vessel registration. "By equipping boaters with standard best practices and collision-prevention te
Dozens remember Timothy Stark as beloved Medford friend at celebration of life (opens the original)
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A community came together Saturday to celebrate the life of Timothy Stark, a homeless man who was stabbed to death in a busy intersection in Medford last month. Dozens of friends and family members filled Calvary Baptist Church in Medford to honor Stark's memory. The service was filled with an outpouring of love and stories from community members who often extended Stark a helping hand — and received one in return. "Until we meet again, may you always know how deep you were loved, with all our h
Stony Brook University course aims to dispel misconceptions about sharks (opens the original)
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In a classroom at Stony Brook University's Southampton campus this week, a group of students pored over underwater camera footage, tasked with identifying the marine life swimming past the lens. In another corner of the room, students hunched over surgical tools, practicing the delicate stitches used to implant shark tracking tags. The exercises, different as they may seem, served the same purpose: teaching the next generation of scientists how to study, and protect, sharks. The lessons unfolded
Habitat's 60th LI house to belong to special education teacher and her 2 children (opens the original)
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An empty, formerly wooded lot in Bay Shore is set to become the future home of a single mother and her two children. Community leaders, volunteers and supporters gathered on Friday morning for a wall-raising ceremony to celebrate the start of Habitat for Humanity of Long Island's 60th home. The house will belong to special education teacher Trevi Ann Cadogan and her two children. Construction begins as Long Island continues to grapple with a shortage of affordable housing. "There is such a cry f
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