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Heavy Rains Trigger Water Quality Alerts
Heavy Memorial Day weekend rains forced the temporary closure and advisories of dozens of Suffolk County beaches as runoff impacted water quality, though officials said conditions were expected to improve following several high tide cycles.
Trump Using a Scalpel, Not Chainsaw, for GOP "Facelift"
The Republican Party is not having a civil war. It’s having a facelift, and President Donald Trump is holding the scalpel.
Sachem Alum Crushing Pro Ball
Connor Farrell is back in the Premier Lacrosse League, and the former Sachem East standout is already reminding fans why he remains one of the most dominant faceoff specialists in professional lacrosse. Through the first two weeks of the 2026 PLL season with the Philly Waterdogs,
Experiencing a Diffferent Type of Pride
People often talk about the many moments that make them proud to be parents. It can be a child’s first steps, their first great report card, their first big hit in a baseball game, or any number of milestones along the way. For my wife and me, however, this past weekend brought a level of pride that few parents ever get the chance to experience.
Gilhauley Leads the Colonials into the Next Round
The William Floyd Colonials boys’ varsity lacrosse team opened the postseason in impressive fashion this week, defeating South Fork 13-7 in a high-energy first-round playoff matchup that featured explosive offense and a historic individual milestone.
Floyd Football Moves On
The William Floyd Colonials varsity flag football team continued its exciting postseason run this week with a thrilling 26-19 quarterfinal playoff victory over Walt Whitman in a game that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the final moments.
Covering the Trump White House: An Insider’s Account
South Shore Press White House Correspondent Neil W. McCabe offers a behind-the-scenes look at covering President Trump’s second White House term, from Marine One rope lines and Oval Office confrontations to the competitive culture inside the White House briefing room.
Thune Becomes Thorn In Trump’s Side
Tensions between President Trump and Senate Majority Leader John Thune are intensifying as disputes over reconciliation spending, border enforcement funding and Senate priorities fuel speculation about Thune’s political future and growing divisions within Senate Republicans.
Communities Unite In Patriotism on Memorial Day
Communities across Suffolk County came together through parades, ceremonies and memorial tributes to honor America’s fallen service members and reflect on the sacrifices made for the nation’s freedom.
Answering the Call: New Umpire Program for Youth Baseball
Lasorda Legacy Park and the East Coast Umpire Association (ECUA) have announced a new initiative designed to address one of youth baseball’s most pressing challenges: the growing shortage of qualified umpires.
It's Now Officially the Frank Boulton Trophy
The Atlantic League of Professional Baseball has announced a major honor for one of its founding figures and a proud Long Island native. The league’s championship trophy will officially be renamed the Frank Boulton Trophy in recognition of Atlantic League founder Frank Boulton and his lasting impact on independent professional baseball.
A New Snake in Town
It is time once again for fantasy baseball managers to speculate on saves, and while bullpen situations around the league are always changing, there may be no bullpen more unpredictable over the last few years than the one in the desert. The Arizona Diamondbacks’ closer situation could soon see another major shift, and fantasy owners would be wise to start paying attention now.
DNC Report Sparks New Questions After 2024 Collapse
Leaked DNC “autopsy” report blaming Joe Biden for the Democrats’ 2024 collapse is drawing backlash from both Republicans and Democrats who say party leaders still refuse to confront the real reasons voters rejected their message.
From Major League Baseball To Ground Zero
Former Major League Baseball player Frank Tepedino discusses his transition from professional sports to public service following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Suffolk Tables Worship Protest Buffer Bill
A proposed Suffolk County law restricting demonstrations near houses of worship has been tabled while a federal lawsuit challenges a nearly identical Nassau County measure, setting up a wider debate over free speech and religious protections.
Maker Faire Promises Fun for All Ages at Stony Brook University
Maker Faire Long Island, which calls itself the Greatest Show & Tell on Earth, offers fascination for all age groups on Saturday, June 6, rain or shine at Stony Brook University.
Gunhild, Mother of Kings
A beautiful Viking queen, dark magic, bloody battles, pagan curses and a death in a bog — the strange and violent saga of Gunhild, “Mother of Kings,” reads less like ancient history and more like an early version of Game of Thrones.
Does Your Power of Attorney Allow Gifting?
Families are often shocked to learn that a single missing provision in a Power of Attorney can completely change their options during a nursing home crisis.
SSP Op Ed: Albany’s War on Your Wallet Continues
Scrap congestion pricing. Repeal the electric mandates. Expand energy production. Stop punishing homeowners and businesses. Rein in the spending addiction that has made New York one of the most unaffordable states in America.
Health Care Dispute Raises Alarm Across Long Island
A contract dispute between Healthfirst and Catholic Health could leave thousands of Long Islanders facing higher medical costs and disrupted care as officials warn patients are being caught in the middle of a growing health care crisis.
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Burner Prudenti Law: Put Life Insurance in a Trust?
Depending on your goals, it may make sense to transfer ownership of your whole life insurance policy to a trust.