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Novak's bees also swarmed this spring, surprising her Greenpoint neighbors. "It's actually a sign of a healthy hive," explains Novak. "When the bees are doing really well and have enough honey, it's their way of dividing and spreading." Nonetheless, she notes that she's going to take measures to avoid such a dramatic event next spring. In addition to witnessing a swarm of bees in New York City, Chin and Novak both point out that local honey is useful in alleviating seasonal allergies. "You could liken it to a person who would choose to get a flu shot," explains Andrew Coté, the head of the New York City Beekeepers Association. "They're getting a bit of the flu virus getting injected into them. And they're building up an immunity to it. Eating local honey helps people build up an immunity to local pollen allergies." Those looking to become apiarists need to beware: Bees don't like to be moved, so be prepared to commit several years to living in one place. Hives require time and attention, as well as knowledge about their springtime habit of swarming. "I understand that in a city of 8.4 million that when there's a swarm of 25,000 potentially swarming bees, that it can be intimidating. But really the bees are at their most docile when they swarm," said Coté. "It's tough because there's not a centralized way to communicate with us at the New York City Beekeepers Association. We have a general email, many people have my number, but what we really need is to tap into something like 311, where people can be referred to us and that we could better handle it." Page 102 of 154
Dog days at the College of Staten Island Published: Saturday, June 26, 2010, 1:32 PM Diane ODonnell Hilton Flores/Staten Island Advance Faith Beiser of Great Kills and her American staffordshire terrier, Clara, run the agility course at the Staten Island Kennel Club's All-Breed Dog Show at the College of Staten Island. The College of Staten Island is going to the dogs today and tomorrow, as more than 500 canines compete in the Staten Island Kennel Club's All-Breed Show. Dogs will be running through tunnels and clearing hurdles during the agility trials which run until 6 tonight at the Willowbrook campus. The four-legged competitors strut their stuff again tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults. Children under 10 are free. The college is located at 2800 Victory Blvd. © 2010 SILive.com. All rights reserved. Page 103 of 154
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