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Samuel Baharestani, MD
Botox® and Fillers
Q: All of my friends on Long Island seem to be getting treated with Botox® and fillers to fight the aging process. Are these cosmetic treatments safe? A: Although … more
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Waiting for the Great Pumpkin to visit Rock Hall were Ray Grayson Argentina, 11 months, who tried to coax a smile from Emma Dougherty, eight months old.
Reliving history at Rock Hall Country Fair [Photo gallery]
A Civil War encampment, colonial historians, a wampum-making demonstration and antique cars created a historical atmosphere at the 29th annual Rock Hall Country Fair last weekend on the grounds of the 18th century plantation, now a Town of Hempstead museum in Lawrence. more
Hurricane Sandy ripped across the South Shore on Oct. 29, 2012.
Sandy: a storm that changed Long Island
We had never seen a tempest the likes of Hurricane Sandy before, one so mammoth, so fierce, that it wiped out whole shoreline communities while leaving much of the rest of the Northeast in tatters, … more
Living with the Bay would transform Mill River, making it safer in future storms.
Coming back stronger than before
In June, a proposal to strengthen Long Island’s waterways, starting with Mill River in Rockville Centre, was awarded millions of dollars in federal funding. The project, called Living with the … more
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After Sandy, the Jones Beach boardwalk was rebuilt with Brazilian hardwood to enable it to withstand a storm the strength of Sandy.
Destroyed by Sandy, Jones Beach is back
Jones Beach, a spit of sand with 6.5 miles of Atlantic Ocean beaches, had no barrier island to protect it against Superstorm Sandy on Oct. 29, 2012. It was the barrier island, and so it took the … more
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While many boats were swept away in the storm, some, like these in Island Park, were thrust onto land, settling next to waterfront homes.
Remembering the toll Sandy took
When Superstorm Sandy hit on Oct. 29, 2012, it devastated the South Shore. No storm in living memory had caused so much destruction. Though reconstruction is well under way, there are many who … more
More than 1,000 women took part in the Chalah Bake as part of the Shabbos Project at the Sands Atlantic Beach on Oct. 23.
Dough rising over the sands of Atlantic Beach [Photo gallery]
More than 1,000 Jewish women — Orthodox to unaffiliated — from the Five Towns and other communities gathered to bake challah bread at the Sands Atlantic Beach on Oct. 23. more
Lawrence Woodmere Academy’s Homecoming was filled with a variety of games. Sophia Shlomm, right, and another contestant took part in the donut eating contest.
Reuniting at LWA’s homecoming [Photo gallery]
Homecoming at Lawrence Woodmere Academy included two soccer games, rides and games, class booths, a variety of food and an alumni reunion on Oct. 18. more
During Hurricane Sandy, widespread damage occurred through the Five Towns. In Cedarhurst, the storm took down this tree, which also damaged power lines and caused outages for several days.
Not much has changed after Hurricane Sandy
When Hurricane Sandy struck the Five Towns two years ago, flooding damaged homes, schools and businesses, the storm caused a community-wide power outage created fuel shortages and punctured a hole in the collective security. more
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Keep your pet safe this Halloween
Halloween and Your Pet
Q:  My dog is always trying to get into my child's candy.  Is there anything I need to worry about? A:  Halloween is almost here, and children await the fun of trick-or-treating. But … more
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