News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
101-Year-Old WWII Pilot Returns to the Skies
World War II pilot heads back into the skies at age 101.
Pabst Landmark Poured Generations of Local History
After three generations, the Mentz Family is still in the beer business.
Outpouring of Generosity on the South Shore
Dedicated organizations and generous supporters make sure no one goes without a Thanksgiving meal.
Tallmadge Raid Anniversary Highlights Long Island’s Revolutionary Legacy
A Revolutionary hero: Major Benjamin Tallmadge.
Little Red Schoolhouse Gets Community Boost
Grassroots to save the Little Red Schoolhouse.
Crime Victims Roundtable Urges Statewide Reforms
When it comes to taking care of crime victims, statewide reforms are needed.
Romaine Fast-Tracks Repairs to Smith Point Bridge
Emergency order clears the way for Smith Point Bridge repairs and accelerates the long-awaited replacement project.
Romaine Unveils New Commemorative ‘Suffolk 250’ History Book
Suffolk embraces its history with 250th Anniversary book.
DeStefano Earns Perfect Conservative Score
Only two Assembly members on Long Island to receive a perfect Conservative score: DeStefano is one of them.
Community Rallies for Colonial Youth Meal Drive
Colonial Youth lands holiday meals on local tables.
Suffolk Sheriff Leads Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway
Thanksgiving means go out to families across Suffolk thanks to an effort Led by Sheriff Errol Toulon
Community Rallies As Caitlyn Beats Cancer
Community rallies around Shirley 27-year-old as she beats cancer.
Police unity event brings holiday meals to 1,000 families
Thanksgiving will be happier for a thousand families thanks to the 7th Precinct giveaway.
Leavitt says Americans still deserve answers on Butler shooting
The President was almost killed and yet, months later, the people are still looking for answers.
Rev. Minson’s new book honors America’s protectors
He was the Chaplain at Ground Zero and now Rev. Bill Minson shares his experiences in a new book.
Soaring into history: A paratrooper’s D-Day journey
Climb aboard a C-47 with Reporter Robert Chartuk to relive the Normandy D-Day invasion.
New weight limit imposed on Smith Point Bridge
Smith Point Bridge can no longer handle the load.
Labor leaders saluted at annual event
Labor leaders celebrated at annual recognition event.
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William Floyd Celebrates the Olympics
This week, as Olympic fever swept across the globe, the William Floyd School District joined in the excitement with its own celebration of the Winter Games. While many of the world’s greatest athletes gathered in Milan Cortina, Italy, for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics, William Floyd Elementary School hosted a memorable version of its own Winter Olympics opening ceremony.