Keyword: 'Great South Bay' | Herald Community Newspapers

Keyword: Great South Bay

6 results total, viewing 1 - 6

Abandon our coast? Heaven — and HUD — forbid

The clarion call has grown louder since Superstorm Sandy: We must beat a “managed” retreat from the coast, or face certain peril as global warming takes hold and sea levels rise. more

1/9/14

Steven Trezza’s community service project aims to protect local waterways.

A little effort could go a very long way and save the Bay

If you have been reading my articles, you know that storm-drain runoff is one of many factors that have negatively affected Long Island’s Great South Bay. The declining clam population has also … more

Steven Trezza | 10/20/10

Polluted storm-water runoff has a devastating effect on Long Island’s Great South Bay.

The price of pollution is more costly than you think

The article below is the final of four articles submitted to the Herald by West Hempstead High School sophomore Steven Trezza, a Boy Scout with Troop 240 in pursuit of the rank of Eagle Scout. … more

10/20/10

Polluted storm water has a devastating effect

The Great South Bay is the body of water situated between Long Island and Fire Island. It is contiguous with South Oyster Bay to the west (ending at a series of small islands in Seaford) and connects … more

Steven Trezza | 10/13/10

West Hempstead Boy Scout Steven Trezza has launched a community service project aimed at protecting local waterways. He is shown above working on a project that landed him in fifth place at the 2010 Molloy College science fair in March.

West Hempstead teen on a mission to protect local waterways

West Hempstead High School sophomore Steven Trezza is a Boy Scout with Troop 240 of West Hempstead. In his current pursuit of the rank of Eagle Scout, Steven has launched a community service project … more

9/29/10

The original members of the Roast Beef Curtains included, from left, Merrick native Mike Celano and Hewlett High School graduates Andrew Gedacht and John Carey. All met while involved with Hofstra University’s radio station WRHU.

RBC are ready for spotlight

The RBC are ready to rock Long Island. One of the area’s hottest new bands, with roots in the South Shore, the group fuses reggae, dub and punk rock into its mix of music that is grabbing attention on the local music scene. more

Andrew Coen | 5/19/10

Currently viewing stories posted within the past year.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.