News by Michael J. Reistetter

News by Michael J. Reistetter on South Shore Press


Oct 1, 2024

Happy Hour in the 631: Patchogue Theatre, LI Brewers Guild To Tie One On in Refreshing Team-Up

Together, the new partners vow to encourage others to broaden their taste buds and horizons in the same breath. Craft beer aficionados and residents in the market for a shared experience with new faces will be able to enjoy the heap of opportunities soon to be in store.

Sep 29, 2024

Movin' Out? Piano Man Places $50 Million Centre Island Estate Back on Market

Though he "retired" in 2008, as was the framing of his iconic Shea Stadium-closing concert performances that summer, over the past decade-and-a-half Joel has ceased to fade from the spotlight for too long, if at all—and especially so on the local front. He wrapped his longtime Madison Square Garden residency this summer, six months after releasing his first new song in years, aptly entitled "Turn the Lights Back On."

Sep 23, 2024

President Trump: A Mission to Turn NYS Red

Barring a last-minute, massive meltdown of the Kamala Harris campaign, the current Vice President is expected to win the Empire State over President Trump in the 2024 election.

Sep 23, 2024

Gerard Kassar Unanimously Re-Elected NYS Conservative Party Chairman

The New York Conservative Party was first formed in 1962 "to restore a meaningful choice to the voters of New York State."

Sep 23, 2024

Head of the Table: "Pass the SALT"

According to Trump, admirably unfazed by a second assassination attempt here, a game-day car explosive threat there, with his eager listeners in equally devoid of fear as their leader's fearlessness rang quite clear, he will "cut taxes for families, small businesses and workers, including restoring the SALT deduction, saving thousands of dollars for residents of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and other high-cost states."

Sep 16, 2024

Fire Chiefs Encourage Homeowners to Clean Chimneys

Before folks across Suffolk County do that, local firefighters want to alert them to the importance of keeping chimneys clear from debris and soot that built up from the winter before.

Daily Feed

Sports

Heavy Police Presence at William Floyd Varsity Girls' Track Meet

As more and more attention has been thrust upon the William Floyd Girls’ Track Team, so has the caution within the William Floyd School District.


Former employee accuses Halmar of wrongful termination over FMLA leave request

A former employee has filed a lawsuit against Halmar International, LLC., alleging wrongful termination in violation of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA).


Local

No Joke: A Family Camped Out at Midnight for Selden Chick-fil-A's Grand Open

The chain's latest restaurant to hit Long Island is located at 949 Middle Country Road.