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William Floyd High School students study Long Island waterways in STEM field research
William Floyd High School marine science students recently took part in the annual “A Day in the Life of Long Island Waterways” program.
DOGE Report: Musk is back with ‘Grok for Government’
The General Services Administration (GSA) announced that federal agencies will now have access to Musk’s Grok 4 and Grok 4 Fast as part of an agreement with xAI.
Paws of War rescues animals, heals heroes
Saving pets, changing lives—the Paws of War mission.
Pickleball’s rise brings health benefits—and risks
Beware of the pickleball, popular sport brings some risks.
October Slate for LIMEHOF
For the next four Sundays — Oct. 5, Oct. 12, Oct. 19, and Oct. 26 — the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) will host a king’s ransom of local acts at its Stony Brook headquarters.
Sayville golf team makes history in impressive win
The Sayville varsity boys’ golf team delivered a historic performance this weekend, posting a record-breaking effort in a decisive win.
Port Jefferson hosts sports fair
This week, students of all ages participated in the Port Jefferson School District’s annual sports fair, an event that drew strong participation and positive feedback.
Event organizer Kane on SouthamptonFest: 'A gathering of old friends and new friends’
The annual SouthamptonFest, a fall tradition for 13 years, returns to the Village of Southampton from Friday, Oct. 3, through Sunday, Oct. 5, with family-friendly activities.
Longwood High School seniors debate in Mock Legislature
Suffolk County Legislators Chad Lennon and Dominick Thorne hosted Longwood High School students for a hands-on introduction to the legislative process.
New PTA Alert: One LOST parallel after another
Move over, "Dr. Strangelove." Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another" actually takes me elsewhere. However, I can immediately count at least seven parallels the film shares with the ABC mystery/sci-fi drama “LOST” off the riff.
Missing Nassau Legislature candidate to remain on ballot
Supreme Court Justice Gary Knobel recently ruled that, because Krommidas is yet “legally declared deceased,” he will remain on the ballot—pending the outcome of a potential appeal.
Kawasaki Greenhouses awarded funding for watershed project
Kawasaki Greenhouses, located in East Moriches, NY, was awarded over $180,000 for a water quality conservation project.
Soto on Great South Bay Brewery's Art & Ale Oktoberfest: 'It's going to be a fun event'
Great South Bay Brewery in Bay Shore will host its first Art & Ale Oktoberfest on Saturday, Oct. 4, combining elements of traditional German fall celebrations with live art and local vendors.
Climate Tech Fellows present innovations at inaugural showcase on Governors Island
The New York Climate Exchange held its first Climate Tech Showcase on September 24, featuring eight fellows from its university partner network.
Brookhaven completes culvert replacement and stormwater mitigation project in Mastic
The Brookhaven Highway Department has completed a $482,000 project in Mastic aimed at replacing a failing culvert and improving stormwater management.
Stony Brook physical therapy faculty earn international certification in healthcare simulation
Two faculty members from Stony Brook University’s Department of Physical Therapy have received the Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator (CHSE) credential, an internationally recognized certification in healthcare simulation education.
Brookhaven Supervisor Dan Panico proposes 2026 budget with focus on transparency
Town Supervisor Dan Panico has presented the proposed 2026 budget for the Town of Brookhaven, focusing on fiscal responsibility and openness.
Nassau County detectives sued for alleged wrongful prosecution
A lawsuit accuses the County of Nassau and three detectives from the Nassau County Police Department of wrongful prosecution.
Passenger sues Uber for negligence claiming that she was sexually assaulted by driver
A rider has filed a lawsuit against rideshare company Uber, claiming that she was kidnapped and sexually assaulted by one of its drivers during a ride in Cartagena, Colombia.
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ESM History Made at State Championships
Eastport-South Manor junior Maddie Laezza made school history this past weekend, delivering a performance that will be remembered for years to come at the New York State Track and Field Championships.