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Suffolk GOP Unveils 2026 Slate, Taps Losquadro For County Comptroller
Brookhaven’s own Dan Losquadro tapped for County Comptroller.
Spanish-American War Discussion Highlights Long Island Ties
Long Islander Teddy Roosevelt was a key figure in the Spanish-American War.
Netflix: “Miracle: The Boys of ’80” And The Pursuit Of Olympic Greatness
No one thought they could win gold.
Suffolk County Water Authority files lawsuit over North Fork water main project
The Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) has initiated legal proceedings in Suffolk Courts against the Town of Riverhead over the North Fork Water Main Project.
Chamber Coalition Offers Small Business Grants
The chamber coalition knows how hard it is to run a small business, so it’s offering improvement grants.
Verma Tax And Accounting Solutions Takes A Proactive Approach
Not just in April, you’ll hear from this accountant all year long.
Brookhaven receives state grant for highway department water quality improvement project
The Brookhaven Highway Department has received a $293,000 grant from New York State to support water quality improvement efforts.
State Urged To Repair Deadly Route 25 Corridor
Residents rally to repair dangerous route.
Clean Energy Or Costly Nuclear Detour?
Hochul’s $33 billion bailout of the nuclear industry.
Charles Wohr, 95, Air Force Veteran And Community Leader
Air Force vet and fireman who was a community leader passes away.
The Stakes Are High For New York in November
This may be the last chance to change the direction of New York.
Singer-Songwriter James O’Malley’s “Ivyland” Tops Folk Radio Charts
Folk chart topper hails from the South Shore.
Long Island Faces Growing Power Shortfall Risks, NERC Warns
Green New Deal failure could have dire consequences for Long Island.
MMS Library All Abilities Awareness Fair to Feature Paralympian Wrestler
Born with no legs, this athlete is a champion. He will be the featured speaker at the MMS Library All Abilities event on Feb. 28.
It’s Time To Stop Albany From Treating Long Island Like a Cash Machine
Albany takes what little we earn and we get practically nothing in return.
Protecting Loved Ones: How Families Identify the Need for Guardianship
Guardianship is intended as a last resort, but without advance planning, it may become the only option available.
William Floyd celebrates over 100 students earning SCMEA All-County music honors
This year, 112 student-musicians from the William Floyd School District were selected by the Suffolk County Music Educators’ Association (SCMEA) to receive All-County honors for the 2025-26 school year.
Brookhaven announces scholarship opportunity for seniors pursuing engineering careers
Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Daniel Losquadro has announced that high school seniors living in Brookhaven Town are eligible to apply for one of two $750 scholarships offered by the Suffolk County Highway Superintendents Association.
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West Indian Advocacy Group Accuses NYC Officials of Discrimination
The West Indian Semaroon Tribe has launched a legal battle against New York City officials over alleged constitutional violations and discrimination related to cannabis enforcement policies.