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Bellport Students Ready to Act in CPR Emergencies
When seconds count, Bellport students will be ready.
A Dangerous First Day for Jewish New Yorkers
Holocaust center leader calls out Mamdani for making New York dangerous for Jews on his first day.
Family Service League Marks 100 Years on Long Island
One hundred years and counting for the Family Services League.
Unkechaug Nation Returns Sacred Ceremonies to Manor of St. George
A powerful Unkechaug whale ceremony at the Manor of St. George linked living tradition, land, and sea.
South Shore Press Story Leads to $5,000 Donation
Theft story leads to Peace Prize donation.
Police Foundation Hosts “Breakfast With The Blue” Fundraiser
Join the Blue for breakfast.
Peconic River Sportsman’s Club Continues its Tradition of Fund Raising and Giving
Sportsmen raise over $400,000 for local charities.
Fog Of War Episode Confronts WWII Crimes In Asia
Atrocities of war are not soon forgotten.
State Road Spending Rises, But Long Island Needs Remain
State roadwork spending on the rise but Long Island still wanting.
Brookhaven Town schedules tenth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day luncheon
The Town of Brookhaven has announced its tenth annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Treder-Wolff on (mostly) TRUE THINGS in Port Jefferson: 'You'll laugh, you'll feel stuff'
Three Long Islanders will perform in (mostly) TRUE THINGS, a storytelling game show where audiences try to spot subtle lies in mostly true personal stories.
Northwell Brings Pancreas Transplants to Long Island
Long Island’s first pancreas transplants will be possible through Northwell Health
State Mandates Warning Labels On Addictive Social Media
Minutes can turn into hours with addictive Social Media.
A Commitment for Positivity and Growth As We Enter 2026
Santos commits to positivity and growth for the new year.
Eisenhower, Patton, and the Battle for Bastogne
Patton did what was thought to be impossible and saved Bastogne.
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Colonials Host Coaches vs. Cancer/Score for a Cure
The William Floyd girls’ varsity basketball team, led by head coach Rich Sinclair, recently hosted a “Coaches vs. Cancer/Score for a Cure” game against Riverhead to raise money in the fight against cancer. As part of the initiative, the Colonials also participated in a shoot-a-thon, and through concessions and T-shirt sales, they raised nearly $650 for the American Cancer Society.
Wealth Management Firms Accuse Real Estate Entities of Fraudulent Scheme
Summitbridge Wealth Management and Arna Premier Property Solutions have filed a lawsuit against multiple real estate entities accusing them of running a Ponzi-style fraud scheme involving over $1 million in investments.
Plaintiff Alleges False Arrests by NYPD Officers
Micah Mitchell has filed a lawsuit against multiple NYPD officers alleging false arrest among other civil rights violations after two separate incidents where he claims he was unlawfully detained without cause