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Conservatives Slam Albany Budget Delay, Extenders
New York’s prolonged state budget impasse drew sharp criticism Tuesday from the state Conservative Party, which mocked Democratic leaders while arguing that the ongoing stalemate may be inadvertently benefiting taxpayers.
Acritelli’s Mission Brings History To Life
Driven by the passion of historian Richard Acritelli, Rocky Point’s Military History Museum continues to grow and inspire.
Hunter Business School Marks 20 Years In Medford
Hunter Business School marks 20 years in Medford, celebrating thousands of graduates and a legacy of hands-on training that continues to shape Long Island’s workforce.
Capitol Hill Scrambles As Scandal Breaks
Washington’s culture of loyalty and power is once again put to the test, as allegations surface and allies quietly retreat—leaving behind a familiar story of pressure, calculation, and inevitable political exits.
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.
Miller Place Seniors Qualify for National Gymnastics Team.
Three seniors from Miller Place High School have earned an impressive opportunity after qualifying at the Regional Gymnastics Meet for spots on the Developmental Program National Gymnastics Team.
On The Road With The Library
Library programs go beyond the building with events across the community.
Midterm Machinations: LaLota, Lawler Turn On Trump Over Immigration
As the midterms approach, two New York Republicans back an immigration bill that puts them at odds with President Trump.
Military Museum To Open Major New Expansion
The Rocky Point Military History Museum is expanding, with new exhibits and tributes to local veterans set to debut May 22.
The Spinoffs' Lead Singer Promises Lively Show in Center Moriches
Medford’s April Jimenez has long been a performer at heart, since the days when she’d sing into her hairbrush, imagining her childhood dream come true.
Being Real About the Real Estate Market
Home prices are up—but it’s Suffolk’s lifestyle, from beaches to vibrant downtowns, that’s driving the surge and keeping buyers coming east.
Longwood Teacher Earns National Recognition
A Longwood Central School District educator is earning national recognition as she prepares to close out a decades-long career in the classroom, adding to a list of honors that highlight her impact.
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.
Fire, EMS Volunteers Honored at Installation Dinners
Volunteer first responders were honored for their service and leadership during recent installation dinners held by the North Patchogue Fire Department and the Mastic Beach Ambulance Company, celebrating new officers and longtime dedication to their communities.
A Veteran’s Journey Of Service And Strength
From Long Island ballfields to the waters off Vietnam, Keith Bittner’s journey is one of service, sacrifice, and a life rebuilt at home.
Suffolk County PAL Donation Lowers Cost of Youth Baseball
Baseball can be an expensive sport, but thanks to a generous donation from the Suffolk County Police Athletic League (PAL), it will be significantly more affordable for children in Brentwood this season.
Rangers Storm Camp In Daring Rescue Mission
A daring nighttime raid deep behind enemy lines freed hundreds of Allied prisoners in one of World War II’s most remarkable rescue missions.
Suffolk County Police Blotter
Law enforcement agencies across Suffolk County responded to a range of incidents this week, including DWI arrests, serious-injury crashes, enforcement operations, and ongoing investigations.
Sheriff Expands ‘Handle with Care’ Initiative
Suffolk County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon, Jr. announced the expansion of the Sheriff’s Office “Handle with Care” initiative to the Wyandanch Union Free School District, continuing an effort to support students exposed to traumatic experiences outside the classroom.
Zeldin Learns Like Vance: Blanche Does Not Lose
Tangling with Blanche may not always work out in Trump’s Administration.
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Conservatives Slam Albany Budget Delay, Extenders
New York’s prolonged state budget impasse drew sharp criticism Tuesday from the state Conservative Party, which mocked Democratic leaders while arguing that the ongoing stalemate may be inadvertently benefiting taxpayers.