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Free Prom Dress Drive Kicks Off In Brookhaven
In this challenging economy parents often pinch pennies every chance they get to save money.
Hochul's Hellhole: Thank the Governor for "No Bail" Laws
The four stand accused of stashing, dumping, and hiding cut up body parts all over Long Island and down the drains of their own home.
Colorado Craziness Won't End With Supreme Slapdown
Left wing lunatics and radical progressives will stop at nothing, absolutely nothing, to stop President Trump from being on the November ballot. Their unhinged lunacy will know no legal or ethical boundaries even after President Trump sends Joe Biden back to his basement and beats him in an Electoral College landslide.
Left Wing Lawmaker Floats Controversial 9/11 Bill
Right now schools across New York State are required to hold a moment of silence on 9/11.
Congressional Boundary Battle Over Before it Began
Democrats across the country hoped beyond hope that fellow Democratic lawmakers in the New York State Assembly and Senate would draw new Congressional lines that would gut Republican districts, giving Democrats a big advantage in winning a majority in the House of Representatives.
New Playground Is Open!
Back in 2022 voters approved a Capital Project to build a new playground at Eastport Elementary School. Two years later it is now open for students to play on.
Students Gear Up for Stem Competition
Legislator Kennedy also joined Smithtown Central School District Superintendent Dr. Mark and Suffolk County Comptroller John M. Kennedy Jr. to visit the Smithtown Robotic Bulls Team 810. Students are gearing up for an upcoming competition, and also competes in FIRST® Long Island, formerly School-Business Partnerships of Long Island, Inc. (SBPLI), a robotics competition that encourages schools to embrace a STEM curriculum and to foster interest in STEM.
Honoring Those Who Honored Veterans
A dedicated group of volunteers who proudly placed patriotic military tribute banners in and around Lake Ronkonkoma were honored for their work that honored veterans.
Food Drive for Four Legged Friends is Underway
It is most definitely a challenging time for some Suffolk County families to put gas in the car, pay utilities, and put food on the table.
Grisly Discovery as Student Finds Body Parts in Babylon
A student walking to school in Babylon found a body part and promptly called his father and police, triggering law enforcement to send cadaver dogs to help investigate what is now a full blown homicide investigation.
Lacing Up The Skates In Canada
It's a significant accomplishment to play in one of the biggest and most prestigious youth hockey tournaments in the world. It's icing on the cake to have that feat announced at Madison Square Garden.
Future Financial Titans
Four Eastport-South Manor Central School District students advanced to and competed in the New York State DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) competition in the western side of the state in Rochester. The students: Elaina Keller, Keely Lala, Alex Silbert and Logan Silbert, competed in the finance and marketing-based competition. The program gives students real life experience and skills in a number of different categories of professions, including accounting, marketing, finance, hospitality and management. During the statewide competition, Elaina Keller qualified to compete in the Principles of Hospitality and Tourism event, while Keely Lala qualified to compete in the Retail Merchandising Series event. Alex Silbert and Logan Silbert will both compete in the Personal Financial Literacy event.
Big Bowling Wins
Eastport-South Manor Junior/Senior High School's varsity boys bowling team is celebrating a successful year that saw the team rack up a 13-1 record and multiple championships this season.
Serious Car Crash
A Ronkonkoma man is fighting for his life after a serious car crash in Smithtown.
Seniors Beware of Contractor Scams With Warmer Weather Here
Now that warmer weather is right around the corner, senior citizens and the most vulnerable of Suffolk County must be on high alert for contractor and construction scams.
Hochul Poll Numbers Sink Across NYS
New York State Assemblyman Doug Smith is the ranking Republican on the Education Committee in Albany. He's heard from plenty of angry parents, PTA members, teachers, administrators, and stakeholders on Governor Kathy Hochul's proposed cuts to education funding.
Two Positive Points to Share Pertaining to Mather Hospital
There's big news to share concerning Mather Hospital. The Port Jefferson based hospital was just named one of the top 250 health care facilities in the country, according to an independent analysis by "Healthgrades."
Consensus Reigns at GOP Conclave
No drama. Unanimous support for candidates. Run like a well-oiled machine. A strong, unified front.
Cops Need Your Help Catching Suspected Crooks
The Suffolk County Police Department needs your help collaring crooks accused of a number of crimes across our community. While the South Shore Press stresses that those accused of and eventually arrested for crimes are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, police are asking you to help them nab these individuals for their suspected crimes:
DA Shares Personal Story of Family Being Conned Out of Cash
Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney knows firsthand how conniving and convincing con artists can be when it comes to preying on seniors to scam them of cash.
Daily Feed
Ward Melville's Athletic Trainer Wins Alumni Award
Ward Melville's Athletic Trainer and Science Teacher Claudine Weiner recently was awarded the Outstanding Alumni Award from Stony Brook University.
Coach Desi Honored
This weekend the Suffolk County Baseball Coaches Association honored legendary Coach Al Desiderio.
Parents Protest at William Floyd High School
Multiple groups, including “Moms for Liberty, Suffolk Chapter” and “Show Me Your Face” protested the William Floyd School District after concerned parents claimed a biological boy is a member of the Girls’ Varsity Track Team.