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Dinner for two at our Thanksgiving table
Is anyone else thinking about the Berlin Airlift? It is one of the great stories of American audacity in the face of political thuggery. In case you’re too young to remember . . . more
Oyster Bay’s Raynham Hall Museum will soon offer the outdoor program “Hanging Out With a Historian” in its garden.
Most North Shore museums remain closed during Phase 4
Long Island began Phase 4 reopening of the economy on July 8, including universities and colleges. more
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L.I.’s high-tech future is on the horizon
For years, we have spoken about a so-called “brain drain” on Long Island — the steady departure of young people in their 20s and 30s. They’re fed up with the Island’s high cost of housing . . . more
Baldwin High School students examined the DNA on a trip to the DNA Learning Center West in Lake Success.
Baldwin students examine their own DNA
As part of the science elective forensics course, 31 Baldwin High School students recently visited the DNA Learning Center West in Lake Success to participate in Forensics DNA Profiling: D1S80. … more
An artist’s rendering of famous Irish pirate Grace O’Malley, pictured directing her crew with a flick of her sword.
Cold Spring Harbor museum highlights history’s ‘pirate queens’
Visitors of Cold Spring Harbor’s Whaling Museum and Education Center will get a taste of untold history at the “Irish Pirates!” event on March 16. In addition to notable … more
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An ornate dressing gown is on display in an unusual place — the center of a ship. The piece is part of the the Whaling Museum & Education Center of Cold Spring Harbor’s latest exhibit, “Heroines at the Helm.”
New exhibit in Cold Spring Harbor highlights the 'Real Housewives of Whaling'
In 1845, Mary Brewster sailed from Connecticut on the ship, “Tiger,” to accompany her husband for a three-year-long journey on the open seas. He was a whaler. At the time her decision was … more
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Jonah Gertsen, far left, Noah Rechsteiner and Keira Rechsteiner were fascinated by a bird’s nest that was different than any other they had ever seen.
Kids in Sea Cliff recycle today for a better tomorrow
The sheer disgust that spread across the children’s faces when they saw trash dispersed on their beloved Sea Cliff Beach was unmistakable. “We have to clean up the beach or the animals will go … more
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Katarina Meze, center, a doctoral student at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Watson School of Biological Sciences, recently led Herald staffers and interns on a tour of the 117-acre lab. Listening in were, from left, interns Zoe Malin, Alicia McGowan, Nia Matthews and Justin Zion.
Cold Spring Harbor Lab: Where science, technology and art meet
Educators from the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences started to gather in Cold Spring Harbor in 1890 to conduct marine biology studies and hold classes over the summer, living in cottages and … more
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Jim Watson, right, celebrated his 90th birthday at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory last Friday.
Noble prize-winning scientist Dr. Jim Watson turns 90
Galileo. Charles Darwin. Albert Einstein. Jim Watson.Bruce Stillman, the president of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, remarked that these individuals had all but one thing in common — their … more
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Brianha, center, and Danielle, both 13, shared a laugh as they sewed their pillows.
Honoring the contributions of black whalers at the Oceanside Library
“Whaling was one of the first racially integrated industries in the United States,” Nia Adams from the Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum told a small group of elementary and middle schoolers at … more
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