
Carl Macgowan
Writer at Newsday
Writer, @newsday journalist, Mets and Islanders, husband. Not necessarily in that order. I accept chaos. I am not sure whether it accepts me.
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5 days ago |
newsday.com | Carl Macgowan
A Setauket library has been closed for more than a week while its heating and ventilation system is cleaned following the discovery of mold, library officials said this week. The Emma S. Clark Memorial Library will remain closed indefinitely, officials said on the library's website. The library closed May 1 "for emergency HVAC inspection/maintenance" after staff reported smelling "a musty odor," the website message said. Testing found a common household mold, cladosporium, the website message said.
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6 days ago |
newsday.com | Carl Macgowan |Jean-Paul Salamanca
Brookhaven and Smithtown officials said Wednesday they plan to seek help from state and Suffolk County officials to break an impasse with a Stony Brook nonprofit that they say has blocked efforts to reconstruct a road, dam and mill pond destroyed by a rainstorm last August.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Carl Macgowan
The Village of Port Jefferson was smaller — literally — before Harold Sheprow became mayor in 1977. During his eight years leading the North Shore village in the first of his two stints as mayor, Sheprow led efforts to acquire dozens of acres on the village's eastern flank by annexing them under an agreement with Brookhaven Town. Sheprow also championed plans to acquire an estate that is now the village's golf and tennis club.
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1 week ago |
newsday.com | Sam Kmack |Carl Macgowan
The Tutor Time of Ronkonkoma day care facility is set to close, a Brookhaven Town Board member said Friday — a move that has blindsided parents who say they now must uproot their children a month before the school year is set to end. Town board member Neil Foley said parents of children at Tutor Time "are angry they had only a 30-day window" before the day care closes. It's unclear when, exactly, the center is closing.
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2 weeks ago |
newsday.com | Carl Macgowan
When Michael Frangipane drives at night on Old Stump Road near his home in Brookhaven hamlet, he can barely see what might be lurking in the dark up ahead. It could be an oncoming vehicle, or it could be a deer. Either way, he said, it feels unsafe. “Old Stump Road is 100% pitch black," Frangipane said in a telephone interview. “That’s pretty dangerous, especially when you have a big deer population.
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Secretary of Health and Human Services says public should not take health advice from him.

Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced questions from lawmakers Wednesday and did not directly answer whether he would vaccinate his own children against chicken pox and polio. He paused before answering, “Probably.” https://t.co/mZdWZV6Z0m https://t.co/08AYKuLXfb
PFAS, also known as "forever chemicals," are known to cause cancer and other health issues. The EPA under Lee Zeldin has moved to lift PFAS regulations and extend deadlines for companies to comply with clean water rules. https://t.co/Odg4helvzP
A listing agent pitched a #MillerPlace house as "a great starter home." It sold for $565,000.

One red-shingled ranch-style house in Miller Place was “a great starter home,” said the listing agent who represented its sellers. Her clients closed the sale at $565,000 — $26,000 over the asking price. In Suffolk, where the median closing price of single-family homes was https://t.co/l0aAEoztI2