News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
Center Moriches Students Shine in Winter Concert Series
Music was in the air this holiday season in Center Moriches.
Bellport Students Ready to Act in CPR Emergencies
When seconds count, Bellport students will be ready.
Family Service League Marks 100 Years on Long Island
One hundred years and counting for the Family Services League.
Unkechaug Nation Returns Sacred Ceremonies to Manor of St. George
A powerful Unkechaug whale ceremony at the Manor of St. George linked living tradition, land, and sea.
South Shore Press Story Leads to $5,000 Donation
Theft story leads to Peace Prize donation.
Police Foundation Hosts “Breakfast With The Blue” Fundraiser
Join the Blue for breakfast.
Peconic River Sportsman’s Club Continues its Tradition of Fund Raising and Giving
Sportsmen raise over $400,000 for local charities.
Fog Of War Episode Confronts WWII Crimes In Asia
Atrocities of war are not soon forgotten.
State Road Spending Rises, But Long Island Needs Remain
State roadwork spending on the rise but Long Island still wanting.
Northwell Brings Pancreas Transplants to Long Island
Long Island’s first pancreas transplants will be possible through Northwell Health
State Mandates Warning Labels On Addictive Social Media
Minutes can turn into hours with addictive Social Media.
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.
Daily Feed
Ducks Sign a Rookie of the Year
Getting a young superstar is always a big deal and this week that is exactly what the Ducks were able to do. Earlier in the week the Long Island Ducks announced that they signed infielder Henry Kusiak. Kusiak begins his first season with the Ducks and his third season in professional baseball. The 24-year-old brings a bat that will be very welcomed to the lineup, and he can play multiple positions, giving coach Ford many options, as the club prepares for another Atlantic League campaign this summer.