News by Robert Chartuk
News by Robert Chartuk on South Shore Press
Suffolk Issues Bond Notice After $112 Million Verdict
Suffolk notifies bond market that it is fighting $112 million verdict.
From the News: Room Rich Acritelli, Chronicler of History
He’s been one of Long Island’s most dedicated chroniclers of military service, civic sacrifice, and the people who shaped America’s story.
A Chaplain’s Call to Serve
Rev. Bill Minson’s remarkable journey from Bronx showman to one of America’s most trusted spiritual responders unfolds in a story of faith, service, and quiet heroism.
Talking History Showcases William Floyd Estate
Local history revolves around William Floyd.
Captree Bench Honors Marine, Highlights Suicide Prevention
Marine hero honored with memorial bench.
South Shore Charter School: A Journey of Success
Education option for South Shore students.
Free Online Video Learning—Get Job, Small Business Skills
Access on-line classes for free, at home, any time.
Local Officers Honored by Jets After Saving Man’s Life
They took to the field as heroes.
Students Celebrate Indigenous Culture With Unkechaug Nation
Drums echoed through the school.
Eastport-South Manor Students Learn to Think Like an Archeologist
Out of the classroom and into the field for Eastport-South Manor students.
DeStefano Ends Remarkable Run as Medford Fire Commissioner
Stellar 30-year commissioner draws to an end for DeStefano.
Firefighters Issue Christmas Tree Safety Tips
It only takes seconds to create a holiday disaster.
Massive Minnesota Somali Fraud Tops $1 Billion, Dozens Charged
Taxpayer dollars down the drain as Walz turns his back on food fraud.
$6.25 Billion Dell Gift Boosts Trump Accounts for Kids
$6.25 billion gift to jump start savings for American kids.
EJ’s PJs Pajama Extravaganza Spreads Holiday Cheer
Thousands are warmer this winter thanks to EJs PJs.
National Teen Mental Health Crisis Felt in Suffolk Classrooms
Local school districts taking steps to curb teen suicide.
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Snow Job: Albany Freezes As Budget Stalls Again
Republican Assemblyman Joe DeStefano grabbed his phone, turned on his camera, and captured the swirling snow before unleashing a political storm of his own, blasting Albany’s dysfunction with the ferocity of a blizzard.