News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
Community joins Sheriff Toulon for open house
Sheriff swings open the door to the community during open house.
Community marks 100th anniversary of the Little Red School House
Spared from demolition, the Little Red School House Marks 100th Anniversary.
Mysterious object puzzles visitors to Pratt estate
Would you put your head inside this mysterious object?
Public to weigh in on East Moriches cemetery plan
Controversial cemetery plan: residents will have their say.
Memorial bench honors Alex and Arlette Mazarakis
They were beloved by their community and now there’s a memorial in their honor.
PSEG Long Island to continue electric service
Electricity bills will still come from PSEG under contract extension
Suffolk County water alert lifted after summer shortages
Water can flow, but be frugal, authority urges.
New library play area and garden under construction
Big additions coming to the Center Moriches Library.
William Floyd paving underway courtesy of Sunrise Wind
Off with the old parkway, on with the new—William Floyd repaving underway.
Holocaust Center Advances Mission Through hmTv
A mission of tolerance in a time of hate.
Mastic Beach projects signal community renewal
Improvements are coming to one of Mastic Beach’s most prominent corners.
Historic meth seizure nets major drug charges
In the largest methamphetamine seizure in Suffolk County history, prosecutors announced charges against two Holbrook residents accused of running a massive narcotics distribution enterprise that funneled millions of dollars’ worth of drugs onto Long Island’s streets.
Community pride at William Floyd homecoming parade
See who marched in the William Floyd Homecoming parade.
Mastic Fire Department marks 100 years with Centennial Parade
The South Shore Press was there for the Mastic Fire Department’s 100th Anniversary celebration.
If you’re going to have a fire…
If you’re going to have a fire, it helps to have 27 fire departments and ambulance companies nearby.
Giunta’s Meat Farms offers hope in Middle Island’s food desert
Relief on the way for the Coram-Middle Island food desert
Miller & Caggiano take to the ice for first responders
Hockey players take to the ice to support a good cause.
SCWA seeks millions in water quality grants
$44 million from the state would go a long way for water quality in Suffolk.
Hon. Jerry Garguilo, esteemed Suffolk justice, dies at 74
Community shocked by sudden death of Supreme Court Justice Jerry Garguilo.
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Former student sues New York State Education Department and Cornell University for $33 million over alleged harassment and slander
A former student has filed a $33 million lawsuit against the New York State Education Department and Cornell University, alleging decades of harassment, slander, and retaliation.