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Coast Guard Auxiliary Shares Boating Safety Tips
As the boating season approaches, members of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Eastern Long Island Division are reminding residents to make safety a top priority before heading out on the water.
LaLota Pushes Voter ID as NY Majority Backs Plan
Congressman Nick LaLota renewed his call for voter identification requirements in New York this week, arguing the state should adopt stricter election safeguards in line with most of the country.
Ritual Animal Killing Suspected In Bellport Woods
Ritualistic animal sacrifices still occur in Suffolk.
Blakeman Vows To Scrap CLCPA, Slash Utility Bills
Energy costs skyrocketing, Blakeman says he’ll cut them in half.
Albany Bill Bans ICE Contracts
State bill would ban local governments from entering into contracts with ICE.
AI & Robotics Summer Program At Stony Brook
Exciting opportunity for students to learn about the latest in robotics and Artificial Intelligence.
Chamber Coalition Offers Small Business Grants
The chamber coalition knows how hard it is to run a small business, so it’s offering improvement grants.
Mastic Beach Open Space Preservation Targets Flood Protection
Suffolk County has expanded protected open space in Mastic Beach, adding to a growing natural buffer designed to reduce flooding, restore wetlands, and shield nearby neighborhoods from future coastal storms.
SCWA Pipeline Project Moves Into Environmental Review
Massive North Fork water main project advances.
Library Offers After-Hours Live Homework Help
After hours, residents can take advantage of a special library service designed just for students: Brainfuse Help Now.
South Shore Press Obituary: Vincent J. Cavaleri
Vincent Joseph Cavaleri was born on March 9, 1938, in Maspeth, New York, to Vincent Cavaleri and Lillian Haverly. He passed away on September 25, 2025.
Together for the Community at Your Library
Costume Drive - Monday, September 15 to Friday, October 17 at all open Library Locations
Suffolk Cops Slap Cuffs on Father Who Left Two-Year-Old Son in Hot Car
Suffolk County Police announced the arrest of a Patchogue man after law enforcement said he left his two-year-old son in a parked vehicle during extremely hot temperatures.
William Floyd High School Class of 2025 Valedictorian & Salutatorian
The William Floyd School District is pleased to recognize the valedictorian and salutatorian for the William Floyd High School Class of 2025 – Alice Chen and Rachel Chen, respectively.
Supervisor Panico Announces Results of Brookhaven Town’s 2025 Prom Gown Program
Supervisor Daniel J. Panico has announced the results of the Town of Brookhaven’s 2025 INTERFACE Prom Gown Program, coordinated by the Department of General Services Youth Bureau.
Hundreds Turn Out for Councilwoman Bonner’s Largest-Ever Recycling Event
Town of Brookhaven Councilwoman Jane Bonner hosted a Special Recycling Event at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center in Mount Sinai, drawing a record-breaking turnout of residents committed to environmentally responsible disposal practices.
Supervisor Panico and Councilmember Kornreich Join Ward Melville Students for “Sticker Shock”
Town of Brookhaven Supervisor Daniel J. Panico and Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich joined Ward Melville High School students at several locations across the community for the Town of Brookhaven’s annual “Sticker Shock” Campaign, an outreach effort organized by the Drug Prevention Coalition.
Brookhaven Residents Invited to Go Green at Free Recycling Event with Councilwoman Bonner
Councilwoman Jane Bonner invites Brookhaven residents to participate in an upcoming Community Recycling Event on Friday, May 31st, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center, located in Mount Sinai.
Supervisor Panico and Councilman Manzella Help Kick Off the 2025 Bald Hill Fair
The fair runs through May 18 and offers rides, games, shows, and activities for all ages.
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Clayton Huey Students Shine at Sharing the Planet Exhibition
Clayton Huey Elementary School fifth grade students showcased their learning during the annual Primary Years Programme Exhibition, transforming classrooms and hallways into an interactive gallery of ideas and research.