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South Shore Press Video Vault: March Madness Grind, Inside a Pro Bettor’s Day
For professional sports bettors, March Madness is less about buzzer-beaters and bracket pools and more about survival.
Suffolk Courts Launch Women’s History Month Panel
The Suffolk County Courts launched their 2026 Women’s History Month celebration with a Women in the Law panel at the John P. Cohalan Jr. Court Complex, drawing more than 100 female high school students from districts across Suffolk County.
Center Moriches Students Compete in Battle of Classes
Students at Center Moriches High School came together in a spirited display of teamwork and school pride during the school’s annual Battle of the Classes.
ESM Students Honored at Brookhaven Black History Night
Students from the Eastport-South Manor Central School District were recognized for their academic excellence and leadership during the Town of Brookhaven’s 35th annual Black History Night celebration.
Family Service League Names New CEO Kerri Smith
Family Service League (FSL), a longtime Long Island nonprofit providing essential human services, has announced the appointment of Kerri Smith as its new President and Chief Executive Officer.
Assemblywoman Giglio Joins Rally for Disability Funding
Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio joined disability advocates and service providers at a rally in Brentwood calling for increased state funding to support individuals with developmental disabilities and their caregivers.
Trump Fraud Task Force Puts New York On Notice
Trump follows South Shore Press investigative series with anti-corruption task force
The Buffalo Nonprofit Scandal: Another Albany Cover-Up in Plain Sight
A Minnesota-like scandal may be brewing in New York.
Do We Have New Bracket Betting Rules?
With the arrival of the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, it is once again the time of year when analysts and sports outlets begin publishing trends and statistics from past tournaments.
Port Jefferson’s Director of Physical Education Honored
The Port Jefferson School District announced this week that its Director of Physical Education, Mr. Sherrard, was recognized for outstanding leadership and contributions to physical education and athletics during the annual Suffolk Zone Professional Awards Dinner.
Silbert and Vuono Place Top 5 in NYS
Bowlers from Section XI delivered another strong showing this weekend at the New York State Division I boys bowling individual championship held at Strike 'N Spare Lanes. Several competitors from Suffolk County finished near the top of the standings, continuing a successful run for Long Island bowlers at the state level.
The Pins Keep Falling for Suffolk Girls Bowling
Bowlers from Section XI delivered an impressive showing this week at the New York State individual girls bowling championships, placing four athletes among the top six finishers and highlighting the strength of Suffolk County’s bowling programs.
Suffolk's New Hall of Fame Class
The Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2026, recognizing a distinguished group of athletes, coaches, officials, and contributors who have made lasting impacts on sports across Suffolk County. The class will be honored during an induction ceremony on May 21 at 6 p.m. at Flowerfield.
Are We Forgetting Mike Trout?
For years, the question surrounding Mike Trout in fantasy baseball was simple: how early should you draft him? Now the conversation has shifted to something far more complicated — what exactly should fantasy managers do with him?
Team USA Paralympic Team Wins Gold
The United States men's national para ice hockey team added another chapter to its historic run this week, defeating the Canada men's national para ice hockey team to capture the gold medal at the 2026 Winter Paralympics in Italy.
Library Event Examines Women Under British Rule
A conference at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library later this week will examine how women on Long Island lived, worked and endured during the American Revolution, when the island spent more than seven years under British occupation.
Bay Shore Wins LI Championship
The Bay Shore Marauders boys' basketball team captured the Long Island championship once again, defeating a familiar opponent in the Baldwin Bruins boys' basketball team 66–62 on Wednesday night at Farmingdale State College.
The Colonials Make a STATEment
The William Floyd Colonials girls' varsity basketball team is moving on in the New York state tournament after delivering a dominant performance in the quarterfinal round.
William Floyd Fights Until the End
The William Floyd Colonials boys basketball saw its season come to a close this weekend after a hard-fought battle in the NYSPHSAA Boys Basketball Tournament quarterfinals.
Will Senate Republicans Kill The SAVE Act?
Voter ID and no illegal immigrants voting on the table with Trump’s Save America Act.
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Conservatives Slam Albany Budget Delay, Extenders
New York’s prolonged state budget impasse drew sharp criticism Tuesday from the state Conservative Party, which mocked Democratic leaders while arguing that the ongoing stalemate may be inadvertently benefiting taxpayers.