News by Robert Chartuk
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Stunning Plea in Gilgo Killer Case
A long-unsolved Long Island nightmare may finally reach its conclusion as the accused Gilgo Beach killer is expected to plead guilty, bringing answers to victims’ families.
A New Power Option For Long Island’s Energy Crisis
The powers that be in charge of Long Island’s energy supply should take a look at linear generators.
Dominick Losquadro Remembered For Service And Family
A longtime firefighter and 9/11 responder, Dominick Losquadro is remembered for a life of service, family devotion, and quiet dedication to helping others.
State Stocking Brings Trout To Local Waters
There will be plenty of fish in local waters thanks to the state’s stocking efforts.
Trump Fraud Task Force Puts New York On Notice
Trump follows South Shore Press investigative series with anti-corruption task force
Center Moriches Parade Honors Longtime Community Volunteer
The 22nd Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Center Moriches honored long-time community activist Virginia “Ginny” Tyson.
Iran War Gives Hochul An Excuse For New York’s High Energy Costs
The war in Iran is good news for Gov. Hochul.
Dr. Calabro Lodge Hosts Scholarship Gala
Community turns out for Calabro Lodge scholarship gala.
Repowering Plants Signals Shift In State Energy Policy
Long Island power plants may get a new lease on life.
Democrats Kneecap Hochul’s Insurance Reduction Plan
Hochul’s auto insurance relief plan ignored in senate budget bill.
Albany Budget Plan Sparks Long Island Backlash
State budget proposals keeps the money flowing off Long Island.
Suffolk Residents Invited To Try New Voting Machines
The voting experience is about to change in Suffolk.
State to Fast Track Route 25 Resurfacing Project, Make Immediate Pot Hole Repairs
State takes action to fix Middle Country Road
A Nor’easter, Icebergs, and a Narrow Escape
A winter excursion across Shinnecock Inlet almost leads to disaster for these two surfers.
Ladies of the Legislature Unite For Women’s History Month
Five of Suffolk’s 18 legislators are marking Women’s History Month by leading a countywide professional clothing drive to help women step confidently into new opportunities.
Ice Harvesting: A Frozen Piece of History
Ice was big business back in the days before refrigeration.
Blizzard Shatters Snowfall Record, Winds Top Hurricane Force
Record storm adds to snow grief.
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Bay Shore Heads to Nationals
Student-athletes from the Bay Shore Track and Field program recently took their talents to the national stage, competing in two of the premier indoor track competitions in the country and representing their school with pride.