News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
New York is the 49th Worst State for Retirees
Thinking about retiring? Get out of New York.
Storm Warnings Prove Accurate As Fern Buries Long Island
A predicted winter wallop became reality as snowstorm hits Long Island.
Sunrise Wind and the Ghost of Shoreham
Sunrise Wind is shaping up to be another multi-billion dollar energy debacle.
Mastic Catering Hall Project Kicks Off Sewer-Driven Revival
Forge River sewers bear economic fruit.
Construction Advances on Islaamic Center of Mastic-Shirley
A new mosque to spring up in Shirley.
Wilderness Area Named for Former Congressman Otis Pike
Fire Island High Dune Wilderness Area named for former Suffolk Congressman Otis G. Pike.
Oh, Deer: Feds Announce South Shore Cull
Deer to to eliminated from South Shore federal properties.
New York Nears Historic Medical Aid in Dying Law
Terminally ill patients will get to choose when they will die under pending law.
Lawmakers Return to Albany Amid Rising Costs, Crime Concerns
Same old problems will dominate the debate in this year’s state legislative session.
Featured columnist: Karl Grossman, the King of Long Island Journalists
The legendary Long Island journalist Karl Grossman’s latest column.
Local Artist Proposes Visual Dialogue With Grosz at the Heckscher
Local artist looks to hang at the Heckscher.
Flood Mitigation Project Completed in Center Moriches
Road project designed to help keep the waters clean.
Brookhaven Clerk Kevin LaValle Takes Oath for Second Term
Brookhaven Town Clerk Kevin J. LaValle has begun his second term with a renewed push toward modernization, efficiency, and expanded online services.
U.S. Moves to Exit Dozens of Global Organizations
They are not in the best interest of America, so Trump bails from global organizations.
Sky-High Electric Bills Blamed on Hochul Deal
PSEG deal was driven by politics, Blakeman charges.
Brutal Slide for Purchasing Power of American Workers
Gold prices rise, American purchasing power drops.
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Career Café Connects Floyd Students With Pros
William Floyd High School students had a unique opportunity to explore future careers during the school’s annual Career Café, where dozens of industry professionals met with students for small-group conversations about their fields.