News by Robert Chartuk
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PSEG Long Island Steps Up Tree Trimming Ahead of Potential Storms
Trim them now or pay later with power outages: PSEG out in force to clear electric lines.
Mazzarella Introduces Consumer Protection Bill Targeting Unlicensed Contractors
Rube contractors beware, Mazzarella bill targets the unscrupulous.
Manorville engineer Tom Muller points out the damage from a storm that inspired him to create a new theory about tornadoes.
Brush with storm inspires a new tornado theory.
Mastic Beach Fire Department Hosts Spaghetti Dinner to Support Firefighter Battling Cancer
The Mastic Beach Fire Department has his back.
Acupuncturist Nanci Simari Brings Healing Energy to Center Moriches
Beyond the needles, Nanci Simari is an expert healer.
The pull out of King Kullen and Stop & Shop has created a Middle Island food desert.
Hungry and no place to go for Brookhaven residents.
Calling All Vendors: Moriches Chamber Announces Annual Fall Festival
The Moriches Chamber wants you—to be a vendor at the Fall Festival
Longtime Suffolk Courts District Executive Warren Clark Retires
Long time court boss Clark retires after 25 years.
Ribbon Cutting Marks Grand Opening of Fearless Dance Company in Center Moriches
Ribbon snipped at new dance studio in Center Moriches.
Boats, Bait, and Brotherhood: Veterans Honored at Anglers Annual Outing
Veterans wet some lines courtesy of the Moriches Anglers
Anthony Maag and Amaya Westbay Marry at the Vineyards at Aquebogue
Center Moriches couple weds.
Former Middle Island Bank to Be Repurposed as Starbucks
Morning Joe will be easier for Middle Island residents with new Starbucks.
MADD Pushes for Swift Implementation of HALT Drunk Driving Law to Curb Rising Roadway Fatalities
MADD says get going on law to save thousands of lives.
Rigged Info, Real Consequences: New Coalition Aims to Restore Trust in Political Polling
New national group takes aim at bogus political polling.
‘Angelica Nappi Avenue’ Unveiled as Community Honors Life Lost and Law Inspired by 14-Year-Old Victim
Road named in honor of the girl who inspired Angelica’s Law.
“Slow Down: Chicken Crossing”—Mastic Resident Uses Humor to Curb Speeding on Dangerous Road
The Woolly Mammoth says: Slow down.
Officials to Host Emergency Preparedness Forum Highlighting Long Island Storm Risks
Local officials urge: get prepared before the next big one hits.
Garbarino Tapped to Chair House Powerful Homeland Security Committee
Local Rep takes powerful post.
Painting the Court: Meryl Dee Becomes the World’s First Pickleball Artist
Artist Meryl Dee strives to be the Warhol of pickleball.
Emergency Service Volunteer Housing Bill Signed into Law: Suffolk County Tackles Recruitment Crisis with New Housing Incentive
Officials make move to keep emergency service volunteers in Suffolk.
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Someone Has to Winn in San Fran
The San Francisco Giants have a new manager, and he may be learning the same difficult lesson many managers before him have discovered: a closer-by-committee approach can be hard to sustain. It has also long frustrated fantasy baseball managers searching for reliable saves.