South Shore Press Main Front Page: Wednesday, October 15th, 2025

By Stefan Mychajliw | Oct 11, 2025

Please use this photo for Refer 1 | Robert Chartuk

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MAIN NEWS HEADLINE:

WIN $10,000 FROM THE SOUTH SHORE PRESS

SUB HEADLINE: See the big bucks Brookhaven spent on a new "eye in the sky" police program

Read inside how a random act of kindness can score you some big bucks

Photo Credit: Chat GPT

REFER 1 (page 2)

The South Shore Press in Butler, PA

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675716050-from-the-newsroom-the-south-shore-press-in-butler-pa

Photo Credit: Robert Chartuk

REFER 2 (Page 3)

County Ramps Up Force vs. Terror

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675694613-terrorism-expert-appointed-to-strengthen-suffolk-security

Credit: Robert Chartuk

REFER 3 (Page 4)

Dairy Queens Milked by State Law

https://pipeline.locallabs.com/stories/675649260-medford-dairy-queen-owners-speak-with-ssp-after-odd-lawsuit

Credit: Michael J. Reistetter

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