News by Deborah Williams
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New York Conservative Party Secures Ballot Status with Strong Showing in Trump Votes
New York Conservative Party Secures Ballot Status with Strong Showing in Trump Votes
Chamber of Commerce of the Mastics and Shirley are hosting a Job Fair and Business Expo.
Chamber of Commerce of the Mastics and Shirley are hosting a Job Fair and Business Expo.
Peanut the Squirrel and Fred the Raccoon are Dead at the Hands of Government Agents
Peanut the Squirrel and Fred the Raccoon are Dead at the Hands of Government Agents
Stock Market Explodes in Show of Support for Trump-Vance Win
Stock Market Explodes in Show of Support for Trump-Vance Win
Prop. 1 Passes - Now, Get Ready for the Consequences
Prop. 1 Passes - Now, Get Ready for the Consequences
New York State Screws Over Suffolk County Volunteer Fire Departments
Suffolk County Volunteer Fire Departments Frozen Out of Some Funds – Awarded Others
Are Illegal Immigrants Getting a New Mobile Home Development In Eastport?
Are Illegal Immigrants Getting a New Mobile Home Development In Eastport?
Neighborhood Road Project in Mastic Beach is Moving Forward
The Town of Brookhaven selected the Beechwood Organization as the Master Developer for the Neighborhood Road Project in Mastic Beach back in October 2021. Now, the project is moving forward with the unveiling of the Master Plan draft.
Cuomo Could Be in Cuffs for Lying to Congress
Former Governor Andrew Cuomo is accused of lying to Congress. The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic has referred Cuomo to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for possible prosecution.
Suffolk County Crime Prevention Community Forum Coming Up
Suffolk County Crime Prevention Community Forum Coming Up
Suffolk County PBA and Legislator Lennon Host Veterans Clothing Drive until November 22
Suffolk County PBA and Legislator Lennon Host Veterans Clothing Drive until November 22
Are you a Bitter Clinger? A Nazi? A Fascist? Maybe You're Garbage? Democrats Think So.
Political parties and candidates have a long tradition of using biting insults against one another. In some ways, today's rhetoric looks tame compared to the past, but in other ways, it is very different and much uglier.
Gas Heating Bills Expected to be Higher this Winter
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) released its projections saying that gas bills will be higher this winter, but those with electric heat will experience a bit of a break.
William Floyd Schools Responds Decisively To Student with a Handgun in the High School
After a recent incident involving a handgun in the Wm. Floyd High School, the District moved quickly to implement safety and detection measures to protect students and staff.
Just Say No to Prop. 1
Prop. 1 is not about equal rights, it's about granting special rights to certain groups of people and actually harming other groups of people – women and girls in particular.
Golden Day is Coming to New York's Elections
Golden Day is the one day that a New York voter can register to vote and vote on the same day – or sort of vote – by affidavit ballot.
Suffolk County is Graying and Going Back to Work
Older people are going back to work after retirement more than ever – or just not retiring when they planned.
Suffolk County Police and St. Hugh of Lincoln R.C. Church Offering Free Breast Cancer Screening
Join the Suffolk County Police Department and St. Hugh of Lincoln R.C. Church for a Free Breast Cancer Screening November 8th.
Suffolk County Police Officer Yasmin Gallant receives the Law Enforcement Award
Suffolk County Police Officer Yasmin Gallant receives the Law Enforcement Award
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Sachem's Softball Fields Are Getting An Overhaul
Sachem's Athletic Directors Gary Beutel and Phil Torregrossa took to social media this week to share the progress that has been done to their new state of the art softball field.
St. James‑Smithtown Little League Are State Champs
The St. James‑Smithtown Little League 12 under team has won the 2025 New York State Little League Championship. The victory is the first state title for the community and it took a comeback to complete the outstanding accomplishment.