Cornell cooperative extension

The Riverhead building remains largely vacant, many months after Cornell Cooperative Extension employees working there began falling ill. The source of the problem remains a mystery, despite the county spending about $225,000 on investigation and remediation measures.

Agriculture has been a part of Riverhead's heritage for hundreds of years. Cornell Cooperative Extension has been supporting local farmers for much of that time - now it needs your support.

Trendy sea greens, a hip source of nutrition — fat-free, gluten-free, low-calorie, rich in minerals, vitamins and taste — are soon to be 'grown on Long Island.'

The second annual “Back to the Bays” 5K run will take place Saturday. The run is a benefit for Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Marine Program.

The Perfect Earth Project, in conjunction with Cornell Cooperative Extension of Suffolk County and The Peconic Land Trust will hold its second annual Toxin-Free...

General information session for families on the Office for People with Developmental Disabilities' Front Door initiative June 18 at Cornell Cooperative Extension.