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Op Ed: When Terrorists Become “Teens Enjoying the Weather”
If you ever needed proof that parts of the mainstream media have completely lost their minds and what tiny shreds of credibility they had left with rational Americans, look no further than CNN’s coverage of the attempted terrorist bombing outside Gracie Mansion.
Oil, War And The Power Of The Presidency
A president who sticks up for America.
Can I File a Tax Return for Someone Else?
Power of Attorney gives you the power to file someone else’s taxes.
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Op Ed: When Terrorists Become “Teens Enjoying the Weather”
If you ever needed proof that parts of the mainstream media have completely lost their minds and what tiny shreds of credibility they had left with rational Americans, look no further than CNN’s coverage of the attempted terrorist bombing outside Gracie Mansion.
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10th Annual Clover 5K Set For East Moriches
Get ready, set, go to the Seatuck Rotary 5K.
"Ray" Kowalyk, Father-In-Law of SSP Contributor Stefan Mychajliw
What would you do if you knew you were going to die? Sadly, my incredible father in law Ray did. He knew the end on this mortal coil was near. There was no panic, fear, nor anger.
Huntington Station Man Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run
A Huntington Station man has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian, Suffolk County police said.
Assemblyman Honored as Fire Commissioner Of The Year
DeStefano honored twice as fire commissioner of the year.
The Wildcats are Suffolk's Best
The Shoreham-Wading River girls basketball team are the Suffolk County Champions after pulling off a dramatic comeback victory over Mount Sinai. The Wildcats showed heart and determination throughout the game, refusing to give up as they rallied late to secure the title. Shoreham-Wading River defeated Mount Sinai 44-41 this past week, improving its season record to 20-2 and doing it in a fashion that would make for a great movie script.
PSEG Announces Grants, Rebates For LI Businesses
Small business assistance offered by PSEG Long Island.
Why Hochul’s NYC Bailout Should Go To Tax Relief
If the state has an extra few billion dollars, why should it go to bail out New York City’s fiscal mismanagement?
NY Small Business Optimism Falls Below U.S. Average
Small business owners don’t have a lot of faith in New York.
Suffolk Residents Invited To Try New Voting Machines
The voting experience is about to change in Suffolk.
Library Cafe Welcomes Dutton Brew House
Drop in to the MMS Library for a book and a beverage.
Brookhaven Library to Host St. Patrick’s Day Gold Hunt
Annual gold hunt open to the public.
LI Son Charged in Mom’s Savage Stabbing Death
A 36-year-old Calverton man has been indicted in connection with the fatal stabbing of his mother, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced.
Help for Adults at the Library – Get Assistance You Need With Life Issues
Help is at the library.
Long Island Twins Joined the Israeli Army
A Long Island mother tells the story of her twins who joined the Israel Army.
A History of Conflict: Iran and the United States
Bad blood between Iran and the United States goes back decades.
State to Fast Track Route 25 Resurfacing Project, Make Immediate Pot Hole Repairs
State takes action to fix Middle Country Road
Coalition Grows Against Hochul’s Nuclear Plan
More than 100 organizations rally to oppose Hochul nuclear plan.
Floyd Faculty Concert Raises $7K for Music Scholarships
The William Floyd School District’s Music Department continued one of its most cherished traditions with the 43rd Annual Music Faculty Scholarship Concert, held before a packed audience at the William Floyd High School auditorium.
WFHS Senior Earns Air Force Academy Nomination
William Floyd High School senior Dominick Lauro has earned a congressional nomination from U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer to attend the United States Air Force Academy, bringing him one step closer to his goal of serving as an officer in the Air Force.
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