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Amazon sues digital retailers over alleged fraudulent sales scheme
Amazon.com Services LLC has filed a lawsuit against Digital Direct and More, Inc., Ari Cameo, and Shoshana Ostron, alleging involvement in a scheme that led to over $2 million in damages. Filed on October 31, the complaint accuses the defendants of assisting an individual in defrauding Amazon customers by advertising costly items that were not delivered.
Tanger Deer Park rep. of Taylor Swift Experience: 'We knew...it would draw a big crowd'
Santa is teaming up with The Taylor Swift Experience—and a jolly crew of skaters, dancers, stilt walkers, and more—this Saturday from 3 to 6 p.m. for the Jingle Bell Bash at Tanger Deer Park.
Johnson on Rocky Point museum Harvest Festival: 'It was very successful last year'
When was the last time you planted garlic or harvested horseradish? The Hallock Homestead Museum in Rocky Point is offering community members the chance to check those off their bucket lists at its Harvest Festival, this Saturday, Nov. 9, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
New York Conservative Party Secures Ballot Status with Strong Showing in Trump Votes
New York Conservative Party Secures Ballot Status with Strong Showing in Trump Votes
Which gas stations in Suffolk County had the cheapest premium gas during week ending Nov. 2
3 gas stations had the lowest price of premium gas in cities throughout Suffolk County in the week ending Nov. 2, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
Mount Sinai Golf Team Swings To A Championship
The Mount Sinai Varsity Golf team has completed an outstanding season.
Sachem East Gets A Big Defensive Effort In The Title Game
Addison Romanowski tipped in the game-winning goal on a penalty corner to capture the win.
The Wildcats Make It Three In A Row
The girls are, once again, your Class A Suffolk County Champions. Shoreham-Wading River put on a defensive masterclass in beating Sayville 1-0.
Ward Melville Running To Titles
The Ward Melville Cross Country boys team have won the Suffolk county championship.
Make It 60 In A Row For The Patriots
The Patriots (17-0-1) have gone unbeaten over their last 60 games, as their last loss came back in the 2021 playoffs — when they were a Class AA team. Over that time, they have won the 2022 Class AA and the 2023 Class AAA New York State championships.
Center Moriches Can Call Themselves Champs
The #1 seeded team was looking for back to back championships, but this time needed a comeback to get the title. The day was as exciting as it could have been against South Hampton. Each team pushed each other to tie after tie and it all came down to the crucial last minute.
Christmas is Coming! NY Times-Certified LI Indie in 395 Theaters Nationwide
Ever offbeat and on-point arthouse cinema darling Tyler Taormina’s third feature–his most mainstream consumable effort yet—has picked up nearly 100 more theaters, in addition to the initial 300 reported, for its wide theatrical release this month.
Town to Raise Fines for Housing Code Violations
It was music to the ears of a community inundated with rental properties and absentee landlords: the Town of Brookhaven is raising fines for housing code violations.
Guide outlines steps for effective concrete cleaning
In a detailed guide, Mr. Handyman® has outlined a six-step process for cleaning concrete surfaces such as sidewalks, patios, and driveways.
How to fix cracked tiles: A step-by-step guide by Mr. Handyman
Tiles are a popular choice for home surfaces due to their durability and aesthetic appeal.
Home elevator costs in 2024: Factors affecting pricing
Home elevators have become increasingly popular throughout the 2020s, providing enhanced accessibility and ease of navigation in homes.
Understanding standard kitchen cabinet sizes simplifies renovation choices
Remodeling or building a new kitchen involves several decisions, including selecting cabinets.
How to address common causes of water stains on ceilings
Water stains on ceilings are a common issue faced by homeowners, often caused by roof leaks, plumbing problems, or condensation.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Massive Fire at Calverton Recycling Facility Raises Health Concerns; Officials Call for Federal, State Monitoring
South Shore Press Reporter Robert Chartuk covers the Calverton blaze that took 250 firefighters to extinguish.
Olive Oil! Farmers Market Frenzy Opens Outside Dennison Building in Hauppauge
“I’ve been to a lot of local farmers' markets within the district and without, and I think it’s a great way to invest in local businesses,” Legislator Jason Richberg told the South Shore Press.