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North Bellport Man Indicted in Deadly Hit-and-Run
A North Bellport man has been indicted in connection with a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian earlier this year, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced.
Miller Place Teen Dies After Route 25A Crash
Andrew Salgado, a 14-year-old Miller Place resident injured in a March 24 crash on Route 25A, has died, Suffolk County police confirmed, as detectives continue investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
PRPLI Honors Oliveri, Conway With 2026 Awards
The Public Relations Professionals of Long Island have announced two of the 2026 PRPLI Annual Award winners, recognizing excellence in mentorship and media impact ahead of the organization’s annual luncheon in May.
SpringFest 2026 Brings Family Fun to Moriches
SpringFest 2026 will bring a burst of seasonal energy to the Moriches Branch of the Mastic-Moriches-Shirley Community Library, as residents gather for a day of family-friendly activities and community connection.
Rescue Plan Keeps Schools Open Amid Crisis
Senator Murray details the “dire and disastrous financial situation” facing South Country School District taxpayers.
Golf Classic Honors Paige Keely, Funds AVM Research
Nearly eight years after the death of six-year-old Paige Keely, her family and community continue to turn heartbreak into hope through ongoing efforts to raise awareness about brain arteriovenous malformations.
“It Is High, It Is Far… Sterling Lives Forever
Legendary New York Yankees broadcaster John Sterling has passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind a legacy that helped define generations of baseball fans.
Richard J. Drnek III, A Quiet Force Who Got Things Done
A life well lived on the water and in the community—remembering a man whose quiet strength and steady presence left a lasting mark on everyone who knew him.
As Giuliani Fights for His Life, Recall Two Recent Battles That Show His Genius
Fighting for his life, Rudy Giuliani never stopped fighting for the people.
Your Secret Weapon in the Housing Market: Why a Buyer’s Agent Matters
In a fast-moving market where every decision counts, having the right advocate can make all the difference—here’s why a buyer’s agent gives you the edge.
Local History Comes Alive On Fog Of War Podcast
Local history comes into focus as the nation nears its 250th birthday.
Chopping Down Baseball Run Lines
When it comes to baseball betting, one piece of advice often repeated is to be cautious with the run line. While it can be tempting to take the better odds, many bettors prefer to lay the extra juice on the moneyline rather than rely on a team to win by multiple runs.
Spring Bursts Into Bloom at Waterdrinker Farm
A sea of color returns to Long Island as Waterdrinker Farm’s Tulip Festival blossoms into a must-see spring destination for families, photographers, and flower lovers alike.
NYS Bullies Hospice Nuns Over Gender Rules
The Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne, who run a free hospice for terminal cancer patients, say a sweeping state gender-identity mandate could force them to violate their faith, or face fines, shutdown, even jail.
The Death of Spirit Airlines: How Communists Posing as Democrats Delivered Higher Prices for Everyone
Spirit Airlines collapse will leave fewer flights and higher prices in its wake.
Dispatcher Guides Baby Delivery Before Help Arrives
A Suffolk dispatcher helps deliver a baby over the phone before responders arrive.
Sunderman Family Defines Generations Of Service
A Mastic family’s legacy of fire service spans generations and continues to grow.
‘Forever Chemicals’ Raise Alarm In Suffolk
A growing body of evidence shows toxic “forever chemicals” spreading through Suffolk’s water, food, and environment, raising serious concerns about long-term health risks.
Mud
A witty reflection on pedigree and pride reminds us that no matter our origins, we all come from the same mud.
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What Happens When Children Inherit an IRA?
Q: I am updating my estate plan and have a substantial IRA. Is it better to leave my IRA directly to my children or to my trust?