A senior year project done for The School of Journalism at Stony Brook. Click here.
Living in the Gray Area on New York’s Developmental Disability Spectrum
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Chipotle Mexican Grill approved for Shirley Plaza
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Center Moriches man who contracted coronavirus ‘feeling 100% better,’ waiting to be cleared
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Meal prep and ideas in case of COVID-19 quarantine
You want to feel safe and secure for the looming weeks or months ahead. Panic is everywhere and you may feel obligated to run out and stock up ‘cause everyone else seems to be doing it. While it’s important we all stay proactive in the face of COVID-19, let’s not ignore the reality of what’s… Continue reading Meal prep and ideas in case of COVID-19 quarantine
Guest Chef Mavis-Jay Sanders
East Side and West Side Dining will get a Southern twist this Tuesday. In honor of Black History Month, Culinart and the Faculty Student Association have partnered to bring African American Guest Chefs this February. Click here to read more.
Press picks: Songs of the summer 2019
"Doin’ Time” by Lana Del Rey by Katherine Hoey Originally on The Press. In Lana Del Rey’s typically hypnotic fashion, like falling down a rabbit hole into her dreamy world, she sings the opening lines to one of Sublime’s most notable tracks, “Doin’ Time”: “Summertime, and the living’s easy.” It’s the fifth track on her… Continue reading Press picks: Songs of the summer 2019
Greater Long Island
Here are some articles I wrote as an intern with Greater Long Island publications, including photos, videos, and social media components. I have worked for Greater Moriches, Greater Patchogue, Greater Babylon and Greater Port Jefferson. 14 photos: E. Patchogue man wins Smith Point Triathlon for 7th time Message-in-a-bottle science project found 46 years later Boutique… Continue reading Greater Long Island
Mastic home awarded to Afghanistan veteran
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Bellport NFL Prospect Jordan Gowins Shares Advice with Inmates
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Cremation Over Casket? How About Neither.
Each year around 50,000 people die in New York. While cremation and traditional burials are still the dominant methodologies of handling the dead, a third option has been gaining traction: green burials. Yet the ways in which New Yorkers are being laid to rest aren’t recorded. “States do not, on death certificates, distinguish between a… Continue reading Cremation Over Casket? How About Neither.
