Sagamore Hill Set To Reopen This July
Jill Nossa June 27, 2015
After its closure three years ago, Theodore Roosevelt’s home at Sagamore Hill National Historic Site will re-open on July 13. The
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Navigating the Security of GPS
Kimberly Dijkstra June 20, 2015
Every day drivers rely on Global Positioning System (GPS) devices to navigate their way through the world. Dependence only grows stronger
Our Lady Of Victory Students Participate In Mock Trial
Heather McClintock June 18, 2015
On May 16, Our Lady of Victory (OLV) school in Floral Park sent two teams to participate in the 2015 Catholic
Reward The Teacher
Liza Burby June 10, 2015
Do your homework on end-of-year gifts As you barrel toward the end of the school year, locating a gift for your
Bucks County: History Through The Ages
Lyn Dobrin June 4, 2015
Standing on the banks of the Delaware, looking across to New Jersey, I tried to imagine what it was like for
Open-Air Kitchens
Kimberly Dijkstra May 22, 2015
Elevate the art of barbecue to new heights. By Kimberly Dijkstra As the weather heats up, so does our desire to
Dropping Anchor In New York: Fleet Week Returns
Christy Hinko May 22, 2015
Fleet Week New York, now in its 27th year, is the city’s time-honored celebration of the sea services. It is an
Ships Open For Tours During Fleet Week
Christy Hinko May 22, 2015
Three U.S. Navy (USN) ships, four U.S. Naval Academy (USNA) yard patrol boats and two U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) cutters will
Backyard Rooms
Kimberly Dijkstra May 20, 2015
Outdoor living never felt so right! By Kimberly Dijkstra Do you dream of lounging lazily by the poolside this summer? Or, perhaps magnificent
Sample the Experience Of Sunny San Diego
Lyn Dobrin May 10, 2015
I love San Diego. The weather is perfect and so it is possible to enjoy many outdoor activities, year round. I’ve
The Future Of Giving Birth
Kimberly Dijkstra May 9, 2015
There is a new approach to cesarean sections called “gentle C-sections.” Also known as “family-centered cesareans,” gentle C-sections are becoming more
New Pain Treatment Therapy
Kimberly Dijkstra May 9, 2015
A new option is available to treat chronic knee, hip and lower back pain, often caused by osteoarthritis, without drugs, injections
Long Island Toy Lending Center
Michael Manukian April 26, 2015
The Long Island Toy Lending Center in Farmingdale is an organization that lends toys to children with disabilities all across Long
A Parent’s Guide To Sensory Processing Disorder
Lauren Saccone April 25, 2015
From the day my daughter was born she reacted very strongly to the world around her. She held her breath the
Trends In Early Intervention
Barbara Pirnat April 24, 2015
The New York State Early Intervention Program (EIP) is part of the national EIP for infants and toddlers with disabilities and
Children On The Move
Sharon Hanover April 23, 2015
With childhood obesity on the rise, we are all charged with the task of ensuring that our children are living a
Executive Functions And Executive Skills
Layla Lindau April 22, 2015
Executive functions are like the conductor of the mind’s orchestra. They cue, direct and conduct the brain to use executive skills
An Integrated Approach To Preschool
Michelle Yadoo April 21, 2015
Why would a parent send their typical child to a preschool for special needs? Well, as it turns out, the benefits
Giving The Public A Heads Up About Concussion Awareness
Victoria Chiesa April 19, 2015
With head injuries and their devastating effects on athletes of all ages thrust into both the national and local spotlight
When Hoda Came To Town
Dave Gil de Rubio April 14, 2015
For someone who’s rubbed elbows with her share of famous names, thanks to her job as a veteran news correspondent,
