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Amateur radio in the classroom: How Long Island teachers plan to use the technology to teach STEM concepts (opens the original)
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As back-to-school season inches closer, about a dozen Long Island teachers on Wednesday got a lesson in amateur radio — a field, enthusiasts say, that has surprising applications in the modern world. "Radio is all around us," said Ed Wilson, vice president of the Suffolk County Radio Club and a member of the American Radio Relay League's board of directors. "I think a lot of the students ... don’t realize that walking around on their cellphones, they’re carrying a device that has four or five di
Mamdani, looking to boost number of affordable units, unveils city housing tracker (opens the original)
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With New York City under one of the nation's most severe housing shortages — a shortfall that is even worse on Long Island — the Mamdani administration is undertaking creative ways to rush new homes onto the market to meet the demand. Among them: Stacking apartment units atop new library branch buildings, which are on city-owned land; building units within existing green spaces throughout the city’s public housing complexes; and offering the public access to tracking technology to find more affo
Long Islanders looking for love can sign up to find it on 'Love is Blind' (opens the original)
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If you’re a single Long Islander looking for love, you’re in luck: The popular Netflix reality series "Love is Blind" is casting New York City-area applicants. Single women and men are matched without meeting in person on the series, which made its debut in 2020. On its Instagram page, Kinetic Content, the program's production company, says it is looking for applicants who are "brave, open-minded, and ready for a committed relationship." Eligible contestants must be truly single — meaning that t
Westbury cemetery's 9/11 memorial adding names of those lost to Ground Zero illnesses (opens the original)
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For Eva Cole, knowing that the name of her late husband, Nassau County Police Officer Charles Cole Jr., will be added to the September 11 Memorial at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood in Westbury reminds her that people still care, and remember. Charles Cole Jr. died in 2011 from brain cancer. The cancer, Eva Cole said, was related to his work at Ground Zero after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. "It's heartwarming to know that people still remember and people still want to remember," Cole said
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