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Why Democrats Keep Winning New York
A critic of New York’s political system argues that a vast network of taxpayer-funded interests helps Democrats maintain power.
Burner Prudenti Law: Put Life Insurance in a Trust?
Depending on your goals, it may make sense to transfer ownership of your whole life insurance policy to a trust.
Suffolk Closeup: Inside Steinbeck’s Hidden Haven
And now, you can get an extraordinary insight into Steinbeck.
Holy Mob! Murder Mystery Hits St. Jude’s
St. Jude’s Family Ministry is planning its first mystery theater—a gangster-themed adventure for which attendees are invited to dress like the Roaring 20s.
Get Discount Attraction Tickets at the Library
Suffolk County libraries use their negotiating power to get terrific discounts at local attractions for our patrons. There are no refunds or exchanges for library discount ticket purchases. Some discount codes require contacting the library by phone or in person.
AMAC To Host “Bootcamp For Patriots” At America First Warehouse
Investigative journalist John Solomon, AMAC CEO Rebecca Weber and Real America’s Voice correspondent Ben Bergquam are expected to headline a June 20 “Bootcamp for Patriots” event in Ronkonkoma, where attendees will explore constitutional issues, grassroots activism and America’s 250th anniversary celebration.
Long Island Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame to Host The Reaper on 50th Anniversary
Because life often needs more cowbells, members of Blue Öyster Cult, past and present, will return to Long Island on Saturday, May 30, on the 50th anniversary of “(Don’t Fear) The Reaper.”
Mastic Fire Chief Named EMS Professional Of Year
Mastic Fire Department Chief Steve Januszkiewicz was recognized as a 2026 EMS Professional of the Year, honoring more than three decades of service in emergency medical care, public safety and emergency management.
Brookhaven Eyes Pause On AI Data Centers
Residents urged Brookhaven officials to permanently block artificial intelligence data centers as concerns over electric rates, water supplies and environmental impacts prompted the town to propose an 18-month moratorium on the facilities.
Joe the Box Celebrates America First Spirit
“Joe the Box” has become one of Suffolk County’s most recognizable America-First personalities, turning The America First Warehouse in Ronkonkoma into what supporters call “the most patriotic venue in all the land.”
57 Days Late And $14 Billion Bigger
New York’s newly approved state budget as is a bloated, late-arriving spending spree that does little to ease the affordability crisis while forcing taxpayers to bankroll billions more in government spending.
Artist Showcase Celebrates Local Creative Talent
Photography, watercolor, quilting, jewelry and digital art from local creators will be featured during a public Artist Showcase Reception this Saturday, May 30, at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library in Shirley.
Doorbell vs. Homeowners’ Association
A fake claymore-mine doorbell, a hyperactive homeowners’ association, and a smiling homeowner in handcuffs have combined to create one of the strangest suburban disputes in recent memory.
Spring Run Ignites Long Island Waters
Striped bass, weakfish, bluefish and fluke are keeping Long Island anglers busy as the annual spring fishing run gains momentum from the bays to the Atlantic surf.
Utility Bill State of Emergency
Long Islanders are being squeezed by soaring utility bills and rising fuel costs as debate intensifies over whether New York’s aggressive green-energy policies are making the state increasingly unaffordable for working families and businesses.
Back to States: Hills East’s Nicolaides Tees Up Another Milestone
Gabriella Nicolaides continues to make a name for herself as one of Suffolk County’s top young golfers after an outstanding performance at the Section XI Suffolk County Girls Golf Championship this past week. The Half Hollow Hills East High School standout finished fifth overall in Suffolk County, earning a coveted spot to represent Section XI at the upcoming NYSPHSAA Girls Golf Championship this June.
Ward Melville Lacrosse Honors the Fallen
This Memorial Day weekend, the Ward Melville Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team took part in a powerful tradition of remembrance and service alongside the coaching staff and the Negus family at Calverton National Cemetery.
Heyman Wins Suffolk Scholarship
Half Hollow Hills East senior Samantha Heyman has earned one of Suffolk County’s most prestigious honors, being selected as a recipient of the Orlin & Cohen Scholar Athlete Scholarship.
Sachem's Own Heads to the World Cup
Long Island’s own Joe Scally is officially headed back to the biggest stage in international soccer. The Sachem North High School graduate will be playing in his second consecutive FIFA World Cup, an incredible accomplishment for the 23-year-old defender whose rise through the soccer world has been nothing short of remarkable.
South Shore Press Columnist Receives State Honor
South Shore Press columnist and “Fog of War and Humanity” host Richard Acritelli was inducted into the New York State Senate Veterans Hall of Fame for his military service, teaching career and longtime efforts preserving the stories of veterans and American military history.
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Burner Prudenti Law: Put Life Insurance in a Trust?
Depending on your goals, it may make sense to transfer ownership of your whole life insurance policy to a trust.