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Bellport Middle School Names New Assistant Principal
The South Country School District Board of Education has appointed Dr. Anthony Aiello as Bellport Middle School's new assistant principal, effective Dec. 16.
Stony Brook researchers reveal new blockchain vulnerabilities at eCrime 2024
Researchers from Stony Brook University, led by Professor Nick Nikiforakis, have been recognized with a bronze medal at the eCrime 2024 conference in Boston.
Stony Brook pioneers vagus nerve stimulation therapy for stroke recovery
Stony Brook Medicine has introduced a new procedure aimed at improving upper limb function in ischemic stroke survivors.
Stony Brook researchers secure second place at NYU's CSAW competition
Researchers from Stony Brook University's Department of Computer Science have achieved a notable second place in the Social Impact category at New York University's Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) 2024 Applied Research Competition.
Stony Brook professors earn global recognition as highly cited researchers
Seven professors from Stony Brook University have been named on the 2024 Clarivate Highly Cited Researchers list, which identifies them as among the top 1 percent of researchers globally.
Suffolk college partners with universities for streamlined medical education paths
Suffolk County Community College has established partnerships with Binghamton University and St. George’s University to facilitate the transition of its graduates into medical, veterinary, and pharmacy doctoral programs.
New York Sports Bettors Set A New Record
New Yorkers just keep setting betting records and October was a new high. New York sports bettors spent a record $2.32 billion dollars in October, which is now the record high for the most money wagered on sports online in a single month in the United States.
Photo exhibition showcases global experiences at Stony Brook University
Stony Brook University recently hosted its International Education Week Photo Exhibition, bringing a global perspective to the campus.
Stony Brook hosts second Human Library event promoting diversity
Stony Brook University recently hosted its second Human Library event, a unique initiative where individuals volunteer to become "books," sharing their personal stories with "readers" in an effort to challenge stereotypes and promote understanding.
How to incorporate Charitable Giving in your Estate Plan
A: There are several ways one can make a charitable gift as part of their estate plan. First and foremost, you can always give during life. This can be done through a one-time or recurring donation to a charitable organization that qualifies as tax exempt under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Many charitable organizations have campaigns on Giving Tuesday in which a corporate sponsorship allows for any amounts donated on that day to be matched, providing a more substantial impact for your favorite cause while allowing you to receive the allowable deduction on your annual income tax returns.
Library Celebrates Grand Reopening of Modernized Main Library
Today marks a historic day for the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library as community members, library officials, and dignitaries gather for the grand reopening and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the newly renovated main library located at 407 William Floyd Parkway in Shirley. The transformed 45,000-square-foot facility promises to offer patrons modernized, accessible, and innovative spaces designed to foster learning, community connection, and cultural enrichment for all ages.
Tuttle School Gives Thanks and Honored Those That Serve
Tuttle Avenue School first graders participated in a Thanksgiving celebration, whichrecognized and honored all essential workers in their school along with the veterans andactive military in their community. It was a morning of poetry and song as each of thegrade's classrooms donned turkey and pilgrim headdresses and took to the stage toperform a variety of Thanksgiving holiday music and to recognize the important work thatthe faculty and staff do each day. The school also collectively donated nonperishable food items for those in needduring the holiday. The donated items were brought to Lion's Heart and the Eastport BibleChurch to assist in making the community's holiday brighter.
Smithtown Students Take A Walk Around MetLife
recently participated in the Sports Business Day sponsored by the New York Jets at MetLife
Cap and Gown Orders Set For January at William Floyd High School
Parents and guardians of William Floyd High School seniors are being urged to begin preparations for the upcoming graduation ceremony scheduled for June 28, 2025. A key part of these preparations involves ordering caps, gowns, and tassels, which will be worn during the commencement exercises.
Cap and gown orders set for January at William Floyd High School
Parents and guardians of William Floyd High School seniors are being urged to begin preparations for the upcoming graduation ceremony scheduled for June 28, 2025.
DOE funds $50M initiative for sustainable sodium-ion battery development
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced a $50 million initiative to advance sodium-ion battery technology as a sustainable and cost-effective alternative to lithium-ion batteries.
William Floyd School District Updates Winter Sports Attendance Rules
The William Floyd School District has announced new guidelines for attendees of indoor winter sports events at William Floyd High School. The district emphasizes safety and enjoyment for all spectators and appreciates cooperation from attendees.
Stony Brook hosts parachute-themed event to guide student career exploration
Stony Brook University recently hosted an event aimed at helping students explore their career paths through interactive activities.
Selden man convicted for long-term sexual abuse against children
A Selden man has been found guilty of sexually abusing three of his children over a span of thirteen years.
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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.
The Fantasy Baseball Experience - Impact Jays Are Returning
As the fantasy season starts to dwindle down it gets harder and harder to find gems off of the waiver wire. Sure, you will be able to grab the next hot thing from AAA when the rosters expand in a few weeks, but they are unproven talent. In order to get proven MLB talent off of waivers, or in a trade that doesn't give them their value back, you have to be very shrewd.
The Fantasy Baseball Experience - Who's Losing Playing Time?
Hi, I'm Jack Thaler and I hoped you enjoyed last week's edition of My Fantasy Baseball Experience. This week I will be talking about playing time.Believe it or not, playing time affects fantasy baseball more than you probably think so today I will be talking about two emerging conflicts that involve playing time as the MLB season gets closer to the final stretch.