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George Santos: Zohran Mamdani is a Full Blown Socialist
And socialists don’t build; they bleed. They drain the life out of every city they touch. Look around at every place where their ideas take root: businesses flee, families struggle, and the middle class becomes an endangered species.
Veterans Day Parade to honor Grand Marshal Ina Casali
This small community honors its veterans in a big way.
NFT frenzy fades into digital dust
High rollers spent millions only to find their digital art is worthless.
Jets great Nick Mangold dies at 41
Nick Mangold, the New York Jets’ legendary center and one of the most beloved figures in franchise history, passed away Saturday night from complications of kidney disease. He was 41.
Bayport-Blue Point wins their 5th straight title
The Bayport-Blue Point Phantoms are champions once again — and this time, they earned their title in thrilling fashion.
Seawolves celebrate homecoming
This weekend, Stony Brook University held its 44th annual Homecoming festival, Wolfstock, as students, alumni, faculty, and staff came together for a spirited celebration.
Law cracking down on dishonest Suffolk County contractors signed
Legislator Jim Mazzarella's bill was signed into law, strengthening enforcement against unscrupulous contractors and bolstering consumer protections across the County.
Stony Brook celebrates homecoming with Wolfstock Weekend events
Stony Brook University hosted its 44th annual Homecoming festival, known as Wolfstock, over the weekend.
Long Island University wins state grant award
Long Island University is set to receive $1,512,760 in state grants.
Brookhaven officials announce completion of multiple paving projects
Brookhaven Town Highway Superintendent Daniel P. Losquadro and Councilman Neil Manzella have announced the completion of several road resurfacing projects in Farmingville, Centereach, Lake Grove, and Lake Ronkonkoma.
Mamdani funding blurs line between charity and politics
White Collar Fraud’s latest on Mamdani.
Suffolk acts against slumlords, scams, and fire fraud
Long nagging issues addressed in legislative trifecta.
Your Library Loves to Help – Resources for Adults
Check out these classes you can attend for free in November to help clear up some of the issues that are bothering you.
Planning for Your Digital Legacy: How to Protect and Pass On Your Online Assets
Q: I store photos, documents, and account information online. What happens to these digital assets after I pass away, and how can I make sure my family has access?
The Schumer Shutdown hurts taxpayers
Struggling families who rely on food stamps are being forced to stock up on non-perishable food in case federal funds run out, all because of a completely unnecessary government shutdown.
First County Line Cup Honors Fallen FDNY Firefighter
The inaugural County Line Cup brought the two departments together in a competitive lacrosse match to raise money for Herman’s family.
Woman Arrested After Fatal Melville E-Bike Crash
Suffolk County Police arrested a Melville woman early Saturday morning after a motor vehicle crash killed an e-bike rider in Melville.
Bay Shore man guilty of sex trafficking
Freddie Rice used narcotics and financial coercion to force victims into sexual acts and now he faces 50 years in prison.
Stony Brook professor receives NIH grant to develop AI for healthcare resource allocation
Jian Li, an assistant professor at Stony Brook University, has received a $1.2 million R01 grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to create artificial intelligence systems that improve the allocation of healthcare resources for...
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Are We Ready to Platoon Pitching?
Successful fantasy baseball managers are always looking for ways to gain an edge, and one of the oldest strategies in the game is taking advantage of splits. Savvy owners have long used platoons, pairing hitters who mash left-handed pitching with those who excel against righties. Others look for favorable ballparks, making sure to start players when they're at Coors Field or in other hitter-friendly environments.