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Visiting artist Carolyn Lazard explores themes of care and ableism at Stony Brook University
Over a week in April, faculty and doctoral students at Stony Brook University engaged with visiting artist Carolyn Lazard, whose work addresses themes of care, ableism, and dependency.
Stony Brook University celebrates academic innovators at annual NAI-SBU Chapter meeting
The Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University hosted the annual meeting of the Stony Brook University Chapter of The National Academy of Inventors (NAI-SBU Chapter) on May 6.
William Floyd High School hosts annual coffee house and art auction
The William Floyd High School Literary Magazine and Art Honor Society are organizing their annual Coffee House & Art Auction.
Former Petco employee sues over disability discrimination and wrongful termination
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against major pet supply company Petco Health and Wellness Company, Inc., and Petco Animal Supplies Stores, Inc., accusing them of violating her rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and various New York state laws.
Man sues Long Island dealership and finance firm over alleged auto loan fraud
A Long Island man has accused a local car dealership and a finance company of deceptive practices in what he claims was a fraudulent automobile purchase.
GEICO sues New York pharmacies and individuals over alleged $2.5 million insurance fraud
Major insurance company GEICO has filed a lawsuit against several entities and individuals for allegedly orchestrating a large-scale insurance fraud scheme.
Target faces lawsuit over artificial preservative in “all-natural” pasta sauce
A consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against the Target Corporation, alleging that the retail giant misled consumers by labeling its Good & Gather pasta sauces as containing "No Artificial Colors, Flavors or Preservatives," despite the presence of citric acid, an artificial preservative.
Fantasy Baseball - The Braves are Back?
The Atlanta Braves season seems to be spiraling downward and Braves fans are getting nervous, but they keep pointing to hope on the horizon.
It's a Breeze to get to 300
Brianna Henke has hit a milestone and has done so in impressive fashion.
The Ducks Welcome Special Singers
This weekend the Long Island Ducks had a group of special guests on the field when the Albert G. Prodell Middle School chorus performed the National Anthem before the game.
DeStefano Denounces Passage of Medical Aid in Dying Bill: “This Is a Grave Mistake”
Medical aid in dying bill is a “grave mistake” according to this legislator.
Police Searching for Driver Who Killed E-Bicyclist and Took Off
Aryan Saini, 20, of Central Islip, has been identified as the e-bike rider who was killed in a hit-and-run crash on Hauppauge Road in Commack
Murray Pushes to Save Business Owners from $6.2 Billion COVID Liability
Hochul urged to give business owners a break.
SBU Chorale showcases global freedom songs at Spring 2025 concert
The Stony Brook University (SBU) Chorale and Camerata Singers presented their Spring 2025 Concert at the Staller Center Reception Hall on May 5.
Smithtown Fire Department announces annual Memorial Day parade details
The Smithtown Fire Department has announced that it will host its annual Memorial Day parade on May 26th.
NY man sues mortgage lenders over alleged foreclosure fraud and false claims
A New York resident has filed a lawsuit against Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FM Home Loans LLC, and AJ Partners Lending, accusing them of misconduct in handling his mortgage and foreclosure proceedings.
Brookhaven Leaders Visit Maryhaven’s Yaphank Business Center
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico and Deputy Supervisor Neil Foley visited the Maryhaven Integrated Business Center (IBC) in Yaphank for a tour of its packaging and assembly operations and to meet with the individuals whose work powers the facility’s success.
Media’s Tariff Tiff Brushed Back by Trump’s Trillions in U.S. Investments
Forget the negative tariff talk, here’s what Trump’s policies have achieved so far.
Unholy Hand in the Till: Bookkeeper Busted For Stealing From Church
A former Centereach resident who bolted to Florida was busted for allegedly putting her hand in the church's till and keeping the cash for herself.
South Shore resident on new flea market in Deer Park: 'I've had an overwhelming response'
A new flea market featuring more than two dozen vendors, live music and food trucks is launching in Deer Park the weekend of May 3–4, with plans to become a recurring event on Long Island.
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SCPD Hiring EMS Officer to Train First Responders
The role offers an annual salary of $63,449 and includes benefits such as health insurance, participation in the New York State Retirement System, and paid vacation time.