News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
Countdown Begins for America’s 250th Birthday Bash
Party like it’s 1776: the nation is gearing up for its big anniversary.
William Floyd Day Recognized in Suffolk
William Floyd looms large in Suffolk’s Revolutionary history.
Town Seeks Public Input On North Shore Waterfront Plan
Brookhaven is developing a Local Waterfront Revitalization Program and Harbor Management Plan to guide future decision-making.
Trump Endorses Blakeman After Stefanik Exits Governor Race
Blakeman hears from the White House.
Inside BNL’s Breakthrough In Cloud Research
BNL lidar discovery will lead to better weather forecasts and climate data.
Washington Monument Lighting to Launch America’s 250th, Local Tributes Follow
World’s tallest birthday candle to light up Washington.
Dr. Calabro Lodge Boosts Local Scholarship Program
The Scholarship Gala will support local student scholarships.
State Opens $25 Million Grant Program for Volunteer Fire Departments
Departments are urged to apply for fire grants.
Battery Fires Expose Cracks In Renewable Power Plan
Lithium-ion fire raises power storage concerns.
Sunrise Wind Pause Highlights Fatal Flaw in State Energy Plan
State energy future bleak as New Deal crumbles.
Stefanik Bows Out of Governor Race, Clears Way for Blakeman
With Stefanik out of the race for governor, Nassau’s Blakeman is the GOP front runner.
Dr. Frederick H. Miller Leaves Legacy of Faith and Service
A lasting Long Island legacy.
Parade Of Lights Brings Holiday Cheer To Center Moriches
Main Street was aglow during the Parade of Lights.
Federal Counterterrorism Funds Fully Restored To New York
It’s one of the top terrorism targets in the world and now, New York is getting the federal funds it deserves.
Trump Accounts Aim To Put Wall Street Gains In Taxpayers’ Hands
Historic Trump measure puts taxpayers in line for Wall Street profits.
Sonja’s Legacy Brings A Child’s Holocaust Story To Life
Similar to the Diaries of Anne Frank, Sonja’s art lives on to tell a tale of imagination and hope.
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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.