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Guilty Plea Secured in Hit and Run that Killed Beloved Firefighter
Under current New York State law, the maximum sentence that Guallpa-Bonilla faces on the top count is 2 ⅓ to seven years in prison.
Santos Tells Kamala: No More Interviews
South Shore Press: "Right off the bat, let's get your reaction in totality of the entire interview with Kamala Harris."
Big Paving Project Wraps Up In Brookhaven
Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilwoman Karen Dunne Kesnig have announced the completion of a 21-road paving project in Shirley.
Registration Now Open for Women in the Workforce Workshop
Registration Now Open for Women in the Workforce Workshop
Suffolk County Cop and School Teacher Accused of Running Prostitution Ring
Suffolk County Cop and School Teacher Accused of Running Prostituion Ring
Crazed Criminal Who Fired Bullets Outside Zeldin's Home is Sentenced
Green was one of 18 defendants indicted in December 2022 following a long-term investigation into violence committed by a criminal street organization, "No Fake Love."
School District Honors Lawmaker for 50 Years of Service
Superintendent of Schools Joseph A. Steimel noted that during Assemblyman Thiele's 50 years of public service, his efforts have been instrumental in securing resources and creating policies that benefit the district's schools and community
Playoff Bound: WFHS Girls Tennis Team Serves Up Successful Season
"All of the hard work over the summer got us off to a great start this year and has sustained us through the season," said Coach Pia, the two-time USTA Coach of the Year and William Floyd Athletic Hall of Famer. Michael Clauberg serves as the assistant varsity tennis coach.
Lawmakers Call on Hochul to Crack Down on Pill Pushing Docs
New York State Senator Dean Murray (R,C - E. Patchogue), New York State Assemblyman Keith Brown (R,C - Northport), and several members of the New York State Senate Republican Conference have sent a letter to Governor Kathy Hochul, urging her to provide funding in the upcoming budget to help close a loophole in the I-STOP Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP).
125 Years Strong
Congratulations and God bless the brave men and women of the VFW Post 492, Port Jefferson Station. The group that defended freedom here at home and around the world recently celebrated its 125th anniversary, New York State Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio and New York State Senator Anthony Palumbo.
Top Musical Honors for WFHS Students
Twelve William Floyd High School students have been chosen as New York State School Music Association (NYSSMA) All-State musicians for 2024, an honor reserved for the top high school musicians in New York State! The NYSSMA All-State Festival is scheduled for December 5-8 at the University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music Concert Hall.
From the Newsroom 'Do You Hear Yourself…'
How do you know you're the most despised vermin in America that no one respects or values?
Top Notes for Eastport-South Manor Student-Musicians
The Eastport-South Manor Central School District is proud to announce that three of the district's top student-musicians were selected to participate in the New York State School Music Association All-State Winter Conference Honors Ensembles, to be held in Rochester on Dec. 5-8. Aaron Isaacson (French horn) was selected for the Symphonic Band on French Horn and Emma Gallagher (alto I) was selected into the Mixed Chorus. Double bass player John Schroeder had the rare distinction of being selected to perform in two NYSSMA All-State ensembles. John elected to participate with the Instrumental Jazz Ensemble over the String Orchestra. Each year, more than 6,800 New York State students auditioned for spots in the All-State Honors Ensembles, the Eastport-South Manor music department is incredibly proud of these musicians and their accomplishments and extends best wishes for success at the NYSSMA All-State Winter Conference.
SCPD Participates in National "Coffee With a Cop"
Officers socialized and sipped coffee with Suffolk County residents at McDonald's in North Lindenhurst, 7-Eleven in Brentwood, Mademoiselle Patisserie in Patchogue and Walmart in Yaphank.
Ronkonkoma Paving Projects Wrapped Up
Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilman Neil Foley have announced the completion of two paving projects in Ronkonkoma/Holbrook.
William Floyd High School CTE Students Visit Citi Field
In addition to these breakout sessions, students enjoyed a behind-the-scenes tour of Citi Field. This included visiting the media area, getting to watch batting practice up close and learning the history of both the stadium and the New York Mets. Later on, students participated in an "In Game Sports Power Clean Energy Photo Scavenger Hunt" for their final activity.
Student Honored for Brave Rescue of Senior in Distress
For bravely and heroically saving the life of an elderly man who was in distress over the summer, the Town of Babylon honored North Babylon High School junior Ryan Ticas with their "Heroism Award."
Cat With One Less Life Survives Wild Wheel Well Ride
The seven-week-old kitten appears to be in good health, receiving only minor injuries to its tail. The kitten is in the care of animal rescuer John Debacker.
Minneapolis Burned. Walz Lit the Match. Kamala Added Kerosene
When law enforcement needed Governor Walz to have their backs, protect them, and send in the National Guard, he did……nothing. Absolutely nothing.
Job Seeker Alert: SPCD is Hiring
If you're looking for a job, the Suffolk County Police Department is hiring for two types of positions.
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Suffolk County Launches America 250 Celebration
Suffolk County officials launched a yearlong celebration marking America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting history, civic pride and a series of public events designed to engage residents across the region.