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Alumni provide mentorship for Stony Brook University’s Division of Information Technology students
For student employees in Stony Brook University’s Division of Information Technology (DoIT), mentorship from alumni who navigated the same roles and challenges is invaluable.
Electric School Bus Mandate Will Bankrupt Long Island
The governor is wrong to force schools to switch to electric buses, and the state mandate will bankrupt taxpayers. That's the consensus among state legislators from Suffolk, who point out that there is no infrastructure in place to charge the buses and that there are better, less expensive ways for New York to meet its carbon-neutral goals.
Samsung accused of selling fire-prone ranges
A class action lawsuit has been filed against a major electronics manufacturer alleging that their products pose serious safety risks to consumers.
Pharmaceutical company sues former employee for misappropriating trade secrets
A former employee of a major pharmaceutical company is accused of misappropriating trade secrets and breaching contractual obligations to unfairly compete against his previous employer.
Hampton Classic Horse Show spokesman: 'We have all kinds of activities for kids'
But youngsters have a special reason for joy this Saturday, Aug. 31, when Hampton Classic features its action-packed News 12 Kids Day, with everything from a family circus to face painting and a dance contest. The fun starts at 10 a.m. and is free with the $20-per-carload cost of admission to Hampton Classic Horse Show, located at 240 Snake Hollow Road.
Pharmaceutical company sues former employee for misappropriating trade secrets
Hercules Pharmaceuticals has filed a lawsuit against former employee Brant Cherne for allegedly misappropriating trade secrets and breaching contractual obligations after joining a direct competitor. The company seeks injunctive relief along with compensatory and punitive damages.
Samsung accused of selling fire-prone ranges
Matthew Unger has filed a class action lawsuit against Samsung Electronics America Inc., alleging that certain models of their ranges have defective heat control knobs that pose a fire hazard. The lawsuit seeks damages for financial losses incurred due to purchasing these defective products among other forms of relief.
Hampton Classic Horse Show spokesman: 'We have all kinds of activities for kids'
At least 50,000 spectators are expected to flock to the Hampton Classic Horse Show in Bridgehampton through Sunday, Sept. 1, to see a high-caliber equestrian competition including eight riders just back from the Paris-hosted Olympic Games.
The Shen Den Opens in Patchogue
New York State Senator Dean Murray was one of many local dignitaries along with family and friends of business owner Rebecca Perry, who celebrated the grand opening of "The Shen Den" her new establishment located at 450 Waverly Avenue, Building 3, in Patchogue.
Which gas stations in Suffolk County had the cheapest regular gas during week ending Aug. 24
2 gas stations had the lowest price of regular gas in cities throughout Suffolk County in the week ending Aug. 24, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
William Floyd School District opens comment period for 2024-25 safety plan
The William Floyd School District has announced the availability of its Districtwide Safety Plan and Emergency Remote Instruction Plan for the 2024-25 school year. This initiative, mandated by the Project SAVE Law (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education: Commissioner of Education Regulation 155.17), aims to ensure the safety, health, and security of students, faculty, and staff.
West Islip man sentenced for fatal beating of aunt's dog
Peter Minichello, 22, of West Islip, has been sentenced to four months in jail followed by five years of probation and received a lifetime ban on owning animals. This follows his guilty plea for beating his aunt's Chihuahua-mix dog named "Pup-Pup," resulting in severe injuries that led to the dog's death.
Suffolk County Community College announces Fall theatre season lineup
Suffolk County Community College Fall 2024 Theatre Season
Colvin Center hosts visiting scholars from Indonesia West Bank
For the third year in a row, the Marie Colvin Center for International Reporting at the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) will host two visiting fellows. The visitors are part of an international program designed to strengthen fellows' media, communications, and leadership skills in their home countries.
Gearing Up For The Gridiron
Each team selected a handful of players to come up and stand besides their coach for pictures, while each coach discussed the players accomplishments and what they meant to the team and school on and off the field.
NYS Kicks in Cash for Culvert
The Brookhaven Highway Department received a $910,000 New York State grant to replace the culvert that carries water from Swan River beneath the Barton Avenue overpass in East Patchogue.
West Islip man sentenced for fatal beating of aunt's dog
Peter Minichello, 22, of West Islip, has been sentenced to four months in jail followed by five years of probation and received a lifetime ban on owning animals. This follows his guilty plea for beating his aunt’s Chihuahua-mix dog named "Pup-Pup," resulting in severe injuries that led to the dog's death.
William Floyd School District opens comment period for 2024-25 safety plan
The William Floyd School District has announced the availability of its Districtwide Safety Plan and Emergency Remote Instruction Plan for the 2024-25 school year. This initiative, mandated by the Project SAVE Law (Safe Schools Against Violence in Education: Commissioner of Education Regulation 155.17), aims to ensure the safety, health, and security of students, faculty, and staff.
Suffolk County Community College announces Fall theatre season lineup
Suffolk County Community College Fall 2024 Theatre Season
Colvin Center hosts visiting scholars from Indonesia West Bank
For the third year in a row, the Marie Colvin Center for International Reporting at the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) will host two visiting fellows. The visitors are part of an international program designed to strengthen fellows’ media, communications, and leadership skills in their home countries.
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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.
Plaintiffs Allege Unconstitutional Tax Practices Against Nassau County Over Frozen Assessments
The Town Supervisor for Babylon along with other local figures has initiated a lawsuit against Nassau County and several New York State entities over alleged unconstitutional tax practices resulting from frozen property assessments.
Debt collection agency and banks accused of deceptive practices in federal lawsuit
A federal lawsuit accuses a debt collection agency and several financial institutions of using deceptive practices to intimidate consumers.