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Proposed East Moriches Cemetery to Be Open to All Faiths, Developer Says
Breaking news on plan to build massive East Moriches cemetery.
Community Honors Sacrifice and Tradition at Mastic Beach’s 75th Memorial Day Parade
Huge turnout for the 75th Annual Mastic Beach Memorial Day Parade.
DOGE Report: See Something, Say Something Applies to Fraud Too, Says DOGE
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) continues its work ferreting out crazy programs in foreign countries using US tax dollars for ‘cultural services” and ‘DEI operas” and it is working hard on the homeland fixing processes and eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse.
Perennial Eyesore No More in Mastic Beach
Work is underway to rid Mastic Beach of a perennial eyesore.
Trump’s Nuclear Energy Push Could Revive New York’s Power Prospects
As energy needs surge and green goals falter, state and federal leaders reconsider atomic power to keep the lights on.
Brooklyn man sues NYPD over wrongful arrest and conviction
A Brooklyn man is suing the City of New York and the New York City Police Department, alleging that his civil rights were violated in a wrongful arrest that led to an unjust conviction.
Lawsuit accuses Oceanside terminal of illegal stormwater discharges
The Sierra Club has filed a lawsuit against Oceanside Marine Terminals LLC, Oceanside Material Terminals Corp., and Victor Liotta Jr., alleging violations of the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, commonly known as the Clean Water Act (CWA), by discharging polluted stormwater runoff from their facility into U.S. waters without proper authorization.
Teen prodigy graduates from Stony Brook University at age 16
When 16-year-old Jivan Ramesh graduates from Stony Brook University, he will become the youngest graduate in decades, having completed his degree in three years.
Stony Brook scholars chosen for NHC summer residency program
Since 2015, the National Humanities Center (NHC) has been offering a summer residency program for graduate students and faculty in humanities doctoral programs.
New RA EXP+ program offers resident assistants academic credit
Resident assistants (RAs) are expected to be problem solvers, effective communicators, and strategic thinkers.
College celebrates annual awards recognizing excellence among students, faculty
The College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) at Stony Brook University recently held its annual Difference You Make Awards and Recognition ceremony.
Brooklyn man sues DOJ for withholding records tied to criminal case
A Brooklyn resident has filed a federal lawsuit against the United States Department of Justice and its affiliated offices, alleging improper withholding of records under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
Fogo de Chao sued for alleged labor violations and discrimination
A former employee has filed a class action lawsuit against a Brazilian steakhouse chain, alleging labor law violations and discriminatory practices.
Class action claims portable charger manufacturer's products pose fire risk
A class action lawsuit has been filed against consumer electronics company Casely Inc. over allegations that its wireless power pods portable chargers pose a fire hazard.
App predicting fall risk advances in national start-up competition
Falling is a significant health risk for many Americans, especially older adults.
Zuccaire Gallery showcases diverse student art at annual exhibitions
Art history major Hunter Moore has long been fascinated by religious themes, particularly those involving fallen angels.
Lynyrd Skynyrd drummer recovers career after foot surgery
Depending on their drumming style, rock drummers can exert physical force comparable to that of professional athletes.
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Bo Knows Fantasy
This week, the New York Mets lost out on Kyle Tucker and quickly pivoted to Bo Bichette, and for fantasy purposes, this is an absolute win for Bichette managers and those targeting the star. You will hear talk that Bichette is switching positions, and long term that is why some teams were hesitant to commit to lengthy contracts, but for fantasy players, that should not matter at all.
Ex-Giants and Jets Wife Runs for Congress
The wife of former New York Giants and New York Jets wide receiver Plaxico Burress has announced her run for New Jersey’s 9th Congressional District. Attorney and former Penn State athlete Tiffany Burress is seeking the seat currently held by Rep. Nellie Pou.
Desai is Now #1 in the Country
Smithtown East High School junior Trishna Desai delivered a historic performance recently, bowling an impressive 804 series. The milestone marked the first 800 series recorded in Suffolk County girls bowling in more than six years, a rare achievement that immediately turned heads across the county. Desai’s remarkable series featured game scores of 268, 279, and 257, showcasing consistency, power, and precision throughout the set.