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Trump Decries "Outrageous Witch Hunt" as Hush Money Trial Starts
During a recent statement, Trump lambasted the trial, stating, "What's happening here with the judicial system is an outrage. This is a giant witch hunt to try and hurt a campaign that's beating the worst president in history." Trump's strong words reflect his steadfast stance against what he perceives as politically motivated legal actions.
Waving the Wrong Flag
It was an emotional moment for members of Congress. In a patriotic display of heartfelt bipartisanship, public servants from both political parties furiously and joyously waved flags after GOP House Speaker Mike Johnson needed Democratic members to pass a massive investment of $61 billion into the country.
Coram Crook Cops Plea To Gun And Drug Charges
A Coram convict who got caught by cops with drugs, guns, and almost $200,000 in cash entered a guilty plea to charges related to the raid on his home where the illegal bounty was found.
DA Announces Guilty Plea in Hit and Run Case
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced that 51-year-old Michael Turner, 51, of Bellport, pleaded guilty to vehicular assault and other related charges.
Thick Wallet Stops Bullet Dead in its Tracks
For a man who was sitting in his car outside of a Coram apartment complex, a thick wallet more than likely saved him from serious injury from a round of bullets.
Record Breaking NYS Budget Passed
$237 billion. That's how big of a budget just passed by New York State and approved by Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul, along with the Assembly and Senate. Both of those chambers are controlled by a majority of Democrats.
Long Island Man Dies After Torching Himself Outside Trump Trial
Azzarello's background adds depth to this perplexing narrative. He grew up in Sea Cliff, a picturesque village on Nassau County's North Shore, reflecting a suburban upbringing in an area known for its affluent communities.
Guest Editorial: Reduce the National Debt
A Gallup survey released in February 2024 tells us a great deal about which issues are most important to American citizens heading into the 2024 presidential election. In the survey, respondents were asked to name their top issue of concern. Based on what is happening at our borders, particularly our southern border, it is no surprise that immigration was listed as the top issue of concern at 28%.
Hate Crime Bill to Protect Emergency Workers
"It's difficult enough for emergency personnel to do their jobs without being subject to attacks by the people they are sworn to serve," said Joseph DeStefano (R, C-Medford), the assembly sponsor of the bill. "Sadly, these workers have been the subject of harassment and, in too many unfortunate cases, deadly assault that can't be characterized as anything else but a hate crime."
The Voice of a Generation Changes
John Sterling, who has been a fixture as the voice of the New York Yankees for 36 years, has retired. The 85 year old Sterling retired quickly, but has said he is "very happy" and his decision was not based on a health scare. In recent years he had begun to miss road games after decades of not missing a single call. Sterling called 5,060 consecutive games from September 1989 to July 2019, which included every at bat and every pitch of Hall of Famers Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera, to name just a few.
Stony Brook Neuromuscular Disease Center Partners with Long Island Maritime Museum for Fundraiser
Neuromuscular diseases can be complex, but the Stony Brook Neuromuscular Disease Center is here to provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment. We specialize in conditions such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS or Lou Gehrig's disease), neuropathy, myopathy, myasthenia gravis, and more. Our support includes a wide range of services such as medical consultations, physical and occupational therapy, speech therapy, nutritional counseling, and psychological support. We are committed to ensuring that patients receive the best possible care.
The Ducks Bolster The Pen
You might call this a complete overhaul of the pen as all three pitchers will be in their first season with the Ducks. Although it's only the first season with Long Island, that doesn't mean they are inexperienced arms. Bettencourt is entering his seventh season in professional baseball and both Delaplane and Marquez will be starting their sixth.
Guest Editorial: Courts Must Say "No" to No Excuse Voting
Article II, Section 2 of the State Constitution gives the state legislature the power to allow absentee voting. This provision, however, only permits the State Legislature to allow absentee voting when voters have a valid excuse, such as being out of the county on Election Day, or being permanently disabled. The early mail voting law runs afoul of this election integrity provision of the state constitution.
From Renting to Owning: Suffolk County's Path to Strengthening Communities
Trotta passionately advocates for this initiative, stating, "Homeownership has been an essential element of the American Dream for decades and continues to be so even today. The economic benefits of the housing market and Homeownership are immense and well-documented." He underscores the long-term stability and financial advantages that Homeownership can provide to families and communities, providing a strong foundation for our future.
Republican Split Over $61 Billion Ukraine Aid Package Sparks Congressional Discord
"The House of Representatives and Speaker Mike Johnson don't give a damn about the American people, our border, our jobs, our economy, or our national security. The most important thing in Congress is spending another $61 BILLION of YOUR money to fuel a war in Ukraine, protect a foreign border, and prop up the military industrial complex. Congress has already sent $113 BILLION to Ukraine. We shouldn't send another penny," said fiery Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, voicing sentiments shared by many conservative voices.
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Stony Brook's New Direction
Athletic Director Shawn Heilbron made note of the extensive search that they went through before deciding on McCorvey and said "I am beyond excited to welcome Joy to the Stony Brook family as our new women's basketball coach. She rose to the top of an incredibly strong group of candidates and is uniquely poised to lead our program forward."
"Docs Equinox" on "Soils, Farms, Food"
By Karl Grossman It was fitting that Suffolk County with some of the richest soil in the world and still on the New York State's list of its top agricultural counties (Number 4 based on "farm sales") as the setting in recent days of a "Docs Equinox" series of documentaries with the theme "Cultivating Connections: Soils, Farms, Food."
Big Boost for Brookhaven National Lab
New York State is making a $100 million investment in Brookhaven National Lab to strengthen its Electron-Ion Collider (EIC) project. It is expected to be a significant scientific and economic shot in the arm for the Long Island economy.
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Stay Melo: HOF Knicks Star Plugs Cannabis Brand in Farmingdale
Strain Stars will welcome the perennial All-Star on Saturday, April 19th for 1-3 p.m. meet and greets.
Who Will Run Against Hochul for Governor of New York?
The South Shore Press had a conversation with New York State Conservative Party Chair, Gerry Kassar on his thoughts who might be considering a race for the Governor’s office from the Republican/Conservative side of the race.
Greenport brewery founder on Reggae Fest: 'a kickoff of summer'
Greenport Harbor Brewing Co. in Peconic is planning a bigger-than-ever Reggae Fest for Saturday, May 3, with top acts and plenty of craft brews.