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Smithtown Makes History on the Court and in Hearts
History was made this week in the Smithtown Central School District, and it was a moment that went far beyond the scoreboard. Cheers echoed, sneakers squeaked, and smiles filled the gym as the district hosted its very first Unified Basketball game on Tuesday night.
Zeldin Torches Dem in Fiery EPA Showdown
The Shirley native, now serving as EPA administrator, has long carried that hometown edge into Washington, an approach that was on full display during a fiery Capitol Hill clash with Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro.
Floyd Softball Celebrates Senior Day
The William Floyd varsity softball team took time to celebrate a special moment this week, honoring its lone senior, Cameron Horne, during its annual Senior Night ceremony before a matchup against Middle Country.
Drug-Fueled Sex Trafficking Leads to Long Slammer Sentence
A Farmingville man has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term following his conviction on multiple sex trafficking charges, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced.
Longwood Pitches Another No-Hitter
Longwood baseball made headlines last week when a no-hitter helped secure a playoff berth despite the team being only halfway through the regular season. Not to be outdone, the Lions delivered another dominant performance this past week by throwing yet another no-hitter.
Smithtown Celebrates Athletes with Commitment Ceremonies
Smithtown Central School District Director of Athletics Jason Lambert led two college commitment ceremonies for High School East and High School West student-athletes on April 22, celebrating a special milestone for members of the senior class.
Pat-Med Star Makes 500th Save
This past week, Patchogue-Medford star goaltender Ramon Mateo reached a remarkable milestone, recording his 500th career varsity save in a thrilling 7-6 victory over Commack. What makes the achievement even more impressive is that Mateo accomplished it as only a sophomore. Reaching 500 career saves at such a young age speaks volumes about his talent, consistency, and importance to the Raiders program.
Howard Becomes a National Finalist
Suffolk County’s own Camryn Howard has added another remarkable achievement to his growing résumé, capturing the U.S. Open Under-17 71-kilogram freestyle national title with an impressive performance on one of wrestling’s biggest stages.
Center Moriches Schools Complete Facility Upgrades
The Center Moriches School District has completed a comprehensive series of facility upgrades and maintenance projects during the 2025–2026 school year, with a focus on improving learning environments, enhancing safety, and maintaining the overall quality of its buildings.
Illegal Immigrant Accused of Raping, Beating Man
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced that a 32-year-old Honduran national, an illegal immigrant, has been indicted on multiple violent felony charges in connection with the alleged rape and assault of a man outside an Amityville restaurant earlier this year.
Ping Pong Powers Parkinson’s Fundraiser
Residents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals gathered in Center Moriches this week for an event that was as spirited as it was meaningful.
Accused WHCA Dinner Shooter Meets Judge, Secret Service Is On Trial
Man Accused In WHCA Dinner Shooting Faces Charges As Security Questions Mount.
Spallina Becomes Syracuse's All Time Leading Scorer
Joey Spallina added another unforgettable chapter to Syracuse men’s lacrosse history on Saturday afternoon, becoming the program’s all-time points leader as the No. 5 Orange defeated Colgate, 14-7, at the JMA Wireless Dome.
Floyd Lax Leans on the Offense on Senior Night
This past Friday, the William Floyd boys’ varsity lacrosse team gave its seniors a night to remember, earning a hard-fought 12-8 victory over South Fork on Senior Night. Led by head coach Desmond Megna, the Colonials battled through a competitive contest to improve their overall record to 6-4 and move to 4-4 in Division I play as they continue their push for a second consecutive playoff berth.
Bauer is Cy-Like in His Ducks Debut
Ten-year Major League veteran and 2020 National League Cy Young Award winner Trevor Bauer delivered a historic performance on Sunday, throwing the third no-hitter in Long Island Ducks franchise history during Game 1 of a doubleheader against the Lancaster Stormers at Penn Medicine Park.
Stony Brook Showcases Stroke Unit, Robotic Care
Innovations in emergency response and surgery are transforming care across Long Island.
Beloved Educator Eleanor Hoyt, 88
A beloved teacher, gardener, and historian leaves a lasting legacy in Center Moriches.
One Day In Medford
A day spent biking, reading, and exploring reveals the hidden gems that make Medford feel like home.
Piping Plovers Return To Long Island Beaches
Each spring, the return of piping plovers reshapes how Long Islanders share the shoreline.
Security Blasted After Shooter Sprints Within 100 Feet of President
A glamorous evening exposes the risks of being president.
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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?