By Karl Grossman and Harvey Wasserman On the southeastern shore of Lake Michigan, an extremely hot, intensely radioactive 1,000-pound nuclear fuel assembly sits somewhere under specially treated water inside the Palisades nuclear power plant. That assembl... See more
When I was starting as a reporter on Long Island in 1963, I interviewed Austin M. Sarr, district engineer on the island for the New York State Department of Public Works. Sarr was highly familiar with the then ever-busier highways on Long Island and told ... See more
“We represent over 2,000 individuals from Nassau and Suffolk counties who have developed four types of cancer — liver, kidney, thyroid and testicular cancers — and also ulcerative colitis, in litigation involving PFAS,” said Jeffrey Guzman, a founding mem... See more
The Press Club of Long Island, based in Melville, was among press organizations that, along with newspapers and other media, voiced opposition to the move by President Donald Trump banning journalists from three major media outlets from the White House. H... See more
Since Lee Zeldin, former congressman from Suffolk County, was appointed by President Donald Trump to be administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, EPA’s press office has sent out news releases with lists of organizations and people praisin... See more
