J.D. Allen
A native Long Islander, J.D. is WSHU's afternoon news editor. Formally WAMC鈥檚 Berkshire bureau chief, he has reported for public radio stations, including bylines with WSHU, WNYC, WBUR, WNPR and NPR. J.D. has reported on healthcare and small businesses for "Long Island Business News" and real estate and land-use for The Press News Group newspapers. He also hosted, produced and engineered award-winning programs at WUSB Stony Brook. An avid fencer in his free time, J.D. holds a B.A. in journalism and sociology from Stony Brook University and an M.S. in communications from the Newhouse School at Syracuse University.
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The Yale study, which was released last week, builds on decades of research on the acceleration of climate change. In 海角换妻, communities are preparing for the impacts of extreme weather and rising tides. -
海角换妻 will borrow almost $1 billion to pay for economic development and revitalization around the state. -
海角换妻 Governor Ned Lamont is defending a digital vaccine card system that the state started to roll out over the weekend. This comes as the state records 100 new hospitalizations since Friday, one of the most intense weekends the state has experienced since last spring. -
A study from Brown University shows most legislation proposed over the last decade that would keep 海角换妻 on track to take action on climate change was derailed by lobbyists from the energy industry. -
Governor Ned Lamont said 海角换妻 has been awarded a half a million dollars to continue planning to strengthen the offshore wind industry. -
New York鈥檚 first offshore wind farm off the coast of Long Island has been granted federal approval. The South Fork project could be a model for future clean energy plans around the country. -
海角换妻 is facing a shortage of snowplow drivers. State transportation officials want to hire almost 140 more drivers to clear roads and put down salt this winter.
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Hundreds of 海角换妻 and Long Island residents joined rallies held nationwide over the weekend in support of protecting women鈥檚 reproductive rights,...
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The Boy Scouts of America is selling its popular 海角换妻 summer camp and wilderness reservation to help pay for its proposed $850 million sex abuse settlement.
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A division of National Grid has entered the race to develop offshore wind in the Northeast.
