News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
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.
Governor Signs Historic Medical Aid in Dying Law
People will have the right to end their lives under New York law signed by the governor.
Sunrise Wind Costs Balloon: Is Anyone Surprised?
Now it’s five times what they told us. Will the cost of Sunrise Wind go higher?
Sunrise Wind Costs Surge
Hochul deal has Sunrise Wind costs skyrocketing, ratepayers would take the hit.
Suffolk GOP Unveils 2026 Slate, Taps Losquadro For County Comptroller
Brookhaven’s own Dan Losquadro tapped for County Comptroller.
State Urged To Repair Deadly Route 25 Corridor
Residents rally to repair dangerous route.
Charles Wohr, 95, Air Force Veteran And Community Leader
Air Force vet and fireman who was a community leader passes away.
The Stakes Are High For New York in November
This may be the last chance to change the direction of New York.
Heroes of the Shirley Community Ambulance Honored
No matter what, the members of the Shirley Community Ambulance answers the call.
State Prison Crisis Persists As Costs Soar
State blows a billion and counting on collapsing prison system.
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Answering the Call: New Umpire Program for Youth Baseball
Lasorda Legacy Park and the East Coast Umpire Association (ECUA) have announced a new initiative designed to address one of youth baseball’s most pressing challenges: the growing shortage of qualified umpires.