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Plaintiffs accuse Vitamin Manufacturer of Deceptive Marketing Practices
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Church & Dwight Co., Inc., alleging deceptive marketing practices related to their children's gummy vitamins.
Remein Earns a Trip to the NYS Championships
Patchogue-Medford High School freshman Jameson Remien has qualified for the New York State Swimming and Diving Championships, capping off an outstanding start to his high school career.
Battery Fires Expose Cracks In Renewable Power Plan
Lithium-ion fire raises power storage concerns.
Sunrise Wind Pause Highlights Fatal Flaw in State Energy Plan
State energy future bleak as New Deal crumbles.
Port Jefferson Chamber on Festival of Trees: 'another reason to come to the village'
The Port Jefferson Festival of Trees is underway at Port Jefferson Village Center, featuring 30 decorated trees sponsored by local businesses, nonprofits and residents through Jan. 2.
Stony Brook University reflects on leadership change and record achievements in 2025
Stony Brook University has highlighted several significant developments from 2025, marking the year as notable for both achievements and milestones.
Student Leadership Conference is a Major Success
More than 40 Suffolk County high schools were represented at the latest Section XI Student Leadership Conference, an event designed to empower student-athletes through education, mentorship, and shared experiences. Organized by Center Moriches Athletic Director Jeremy Thode, the conference brought together students, educators, and leaders from across Long Island for a full day of learning and inspiration.
Longwood Cheer Champions Head to Nationals
The Longwood Varsity Cheerleaders are officially headed to the National Championships after an outstanding performance last week at UCA’s Keystone Regional Competition in Reading, Pennsylvania. Competing at a high level for the first time this season, the Lions rose to the challenge in impressive fashion, qualifying for nationals and capturing first place at the event.
Accompsett Cross County Team Runs to Another Award
The Nesaquake Middle School girls soccer team has been honored with the Smithtown Booster Club’s Fall Season Scholar Athlete Award, recognizing the team’s outstanding academic achievement and commitment both on and off the field. The team earned an impressive combined grade point average of 3.92, reflecting a season defined by hard work, discipline, and balance between athletics and academics.
Trump Announces the Patriot Games
President Trump has vowed to make America’s 250th anniversary an epic celebration, and he took another step toward that goal this week by leaning into the world of sports. President Donald Trump last week outlined festivities the White House is planning for 2026 to commemorate the nation’s 250th birthday, fulfilling his pledge to deliver what he has called “the most spectacular birthday party the world has ever seen.”
Legendary Coach Longo Steps Down
One of the greatest coaches in the history of Long Island football is stepping down. Paul Longo, the longtime head coach of the William Floyd Colonials varsity football team and the winningest public high school football coach in Suffolk County history, has announced his retirement. Longo leaves the school with a legacy that few can match, and his impact will be felt for generations of William Floyd students.
The Epstein Files: Transparency Demands Care, Not Chaos
Congress required it, public is still waiting.
Suffolk County sees lowest price for diesel gas at $3.37 in week ending Dec. 13 2025
The cheapest per-gallon price for diesel gas in Suffolk County during the week ending Dec. 13 2025 was $3.37 per gallon.
The Difficulties and Controversies of Fighting in Europe in 1944
The execution of Private Slovik
Stefanik Bows Out of Governor Race, Clears Way for Blakeman
With Stefanik out of the race for governor, Nassau’s Blakeman is the GOP front runner.
Dr. Frederick H. Miller Leaves Legacy of Faith and Service
A lasting Long Island legacy.
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The Super Bowl Look Ahead
The dust has settled on the NFL season, or perhaps better said, the confetti has settled, and now it should be time to sit back and relax. That is not the case for sharp sports bettors, however, as they are already crunching numbers and looking ahead to next season to identify the next potential underdog to reach the Big Game.