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Nine Alleged Lowndes Block Gang Members Indicted in Suffolk
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced a 53-count indictment charging nine alleged members and associates of the Lowndes Block Gang
Hamlet Gets Dance-Theater Makeover at Stony Brook
Stony Brook University’s Staller Center will present a family-friendly dance-theater version of "The Tragedy of Hamlet" starting Friday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m.
New Suffolk Law Cracks Down on E-Bike, Scooter Use
Suffolk looks to make the streets safer with new laws.
Suffolk to Launch Modernized Park Reservation System
Suffolk County is preparing to roll out a modernized park reservation and point-of-sale system designed to make it easier for residents to access camping, recreation permits and other park services, County Executive Ed Romaine announced.
Plaintiffs Accuse Medical Equipment Providers of Insurance Fraud Scheme
In a recent court filing by GEICO against several medical equipment providers including Altermedic Products Inc., accusations have surfaced regarding an elaborate insurance fraud scheme involving over $631,000 in false claims for unnecessary...
Former Employee Alleges Sexual Harassment Against Security Firm Supervisor
A former security guard has filed a lawsuit against Precision Security Investigations LLC and its supervisor Jordan Vassel for alleged sexual harassment and retaliation following complaints about discriminatory treatment based on gender.
Former Employee Alleges Long Island Railroad Company's Negligence Led To Cancer Diagnosis
A former Track Foreman has filed a lawsuit against Long Island Railroad Company citing negligence leading to cancer diagnosis due to toxic chemical exposure at work.
Consumers Allege Security Camera Manufacturer Misled Buyers About Privacy Risks
A new class action lawsuit accuses a well-known security camera manufacturer of misleading consumers about its product's privacy features.
Former Employee Alleges Discrimination Against Utility Giant Over Pension Benefits
A former employee has taken legal action against National Grid USA Service Company over allegations of wrongful termination tied to discriminatory practices based on ethnic stereotypes.
Plaintiff alleges tech company breached contract over stock compensation
Marisa Buzzanca has filed a lawsuit against Livsee Inc., accusing them of breaching contractual agreements regarding stock compensation following her advisory role at the company.
7.3M Project Begins to Upgrade Suffolk County Bridges
The NYS Department of Transportation has begun a $7.3 million project to restore and extend the life of five bridges in Suffolk County, replacing deteriorated joints and making repairs to improve safety and reliability for Long Island motorists.
Half Hollow Hills Fencing as Dominant as Ever
The Half Hollow Hills boys fencing team has clinched the League I Championship, further cementing its status as one of the premier programs on Long Island. With the title secured, the team has now captured its fourth consecutive league championship, continuing a stretch of dominance that has defined the program in recent seasons.
Burgueno Chooses to Stay Close to Home
This past week, Ward Melville senior Elliot Burgueno was honored at the All-American ceremony for high school and college All-Americans at the National Soccer Convention in Philadelphia and also made an important decision on where he will play next year.
Sachem North Wins 1st League Title Since 2013
The Sachem North wrestling team has captured its first League II Championship in more than a decade, earning the program’s first league title since 2013. The milestone victory capped off a dominant regular season for the Arrows, who rose to every challenge placed in front of them throughout the winter.
Coach Healey Wins His Milestone 100th
William Floyd High School varsity bowling head coach James Healey recently reached a personal milestone by earning his 100th career victory in a 34-2 win over Bellport. During the match, senior Nicholas Powers rolled a game-high 255, while sophomore Gino Conforti added a strong 224, helping secure the landmark victory for both the coach and the program.
Bellport Girls are Off and Running
The Bellport girls varsity winter track season is off to an impressive start, with multiple athletes turning in top performances across several events. n fact, some of the girls have been historically good to begin the new year. Senior Arielle Ross has led the way early, posting one of the strongest runs in program history.
He's Back - The Ducks Resign Flores
The Long Island Ducks have announced the signing of catcher Ronaldo Flores, marking his return for a second season with the club and his seventh year in professional baseball.
Roberts Talents are There but is he Worth the ADP?
The New York Mets traded for talent this week and landed one of the most physically gifted players in baseball when they acquired Luis Robert Jr. from the White Sox.
Belli Back to the Bronx
The New York Yankees believed they had the best offer on the table for their star outfielder to return and chose not to budge during negotiations. In the end, that strategy proved successful, as Cody Bellinger and the Yankees agreed Wednesday to a five-year, $162.5 million contract that keeps him in pinstripes for the foreseeable future.
DA: Three Home Health Aides Stole $173K From Elderly Woman
Three home health aides have been arrested and charged with stealing nearly $173,000 from an 84-year-old woman they were paid to care for, Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney announced.
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William Floyd Celebrates the Olympics
This week, as Olympic fever swept across the globe, the William Floyd School District joined in the excitement with its own celebration of the Winter Games. While many of the world’s greatest athletes gathered in Milan Cortina, Italy, for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics, William Floyd Elementary School hosted a memorable version of its own Winter Olympics opening ceremony.