News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
Right place, right time: officers save a life
He was gone until Suffolk officers brought him back.
Senator Murray fields concerns at mobile office stop
Murray brings government to the people at mobile office stop.
Dreamscapes on display at Center Moriches Library
Dreamscapes and more at the Center Moriches Library.
Residents Rally to Save Holtsville Zoo
Not so fast: 4,000 petition says keep the Holtsville zoo open.
Monarchs dazzle during South Shore stop
Monarchs overnight on the South Shore along their epic migration to Mexico.
Long Island dodges Humberto, hurricanes still possible
Long Island spared by Humberto and Imelda, hurricane season still in full swing.
Family reunites since 1885 to preserve historic sites
Family dedication since 1885 preserves Farmingville’s history.
Brookhaven to shutter Holtsville Hal’s longtime zoo
Holtsville Hal and friends will be located as town looks to close animal preserve.
Paws of War rescues animals, heals heroes
Saving pets, changing lives—the Paws of War mission.
Pickleball’s rise brings health benefits—and risks
Beware of the pickleball, popular sport brings some risks.
Public weighs in on state energy plan
Long Island weighs in on New York’s energy future.
Moriches Rotary Hosts 17th Annual Oktoberfest
A good time for a good cause at the Moriches Rotary Oktoberfest.
Lawmakers call for HALT repeal, prison safety reforms
HALT Act failing, legislators call for prison reform.
Community celebrates five years of Alma’s East Moriches salon
It’s not often the County Executive drops in on your salon.
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Hills East Wins First Ever State Championship
The Half Hollow Hills East girls flag football team has accomplished something no Suffolk County team had ever done before. This week, the Red Colts made Long Island history by becoming the first Suffolk County flag football team to capture a New York State championship. The historic achievement capped off a perfect season as Hills East defeated Shaker High School 26-12 in the state title game.