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Comptroller Internships Announced
Community college students interested in accounting and computer science can land internships with Suffolk County Comptroller John Kennedy's office within the Department of Audit and Control.
Jacobs Sprints past a Record
Jacobs, who also plays soccer, has been on fire this year, and really throughout her entire career. As a freshman the Earl L. Vandermeulen High Schooler clinched the 100 meter title at the Suffolk Class C championships in 12.42 seconds. Then she one upped herself by winning the Division II state title in just 12.36 seconds. Athletic Director Adam Sherrard said "That is how Alexa has been running all year. The bigger the moment the faster she runs."
Gilgo Investigators Return to Suspect Home
The Gilgo murder case is back in the headlines as a team of investigators returned to the home of the prime suspect in the case, architect Rex Heuermann, who's been jailed since July for the alleged murder of four women in a crime spree that has horrified Long Island.
Big Honors for Five Decades of Dedicated Service to Suffolk County
Big Honors for Five Decades of Dedicated Service to Suffolk County
Full Steam Ahead for Shirley Starbucks
Coffee lovers will have another place to get their caffeine fix in Shirley, as the Brookhaven Town Board approved zoning and procedural requests for Starbucks to build a new store located at 855 Montauk Highway.
New Corrections Recruits to Protect and Serve in Suffolk County
Approximately 26 men and four women make up the new class of 30 Suffolk Sheriff's Office Corrections Officers. A swearing-in ceremony was held, with Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. and fellow officers presiding.
Assemblyman DeStefano Recognizes Students of the Month
New York State Assemblyman Joe DeStefano honored "Student of the Month" certificates to Lynette Hack for May, and Nathaniel Maritato for June at Patchogue-Medford School District.
Ten "Teeny" Nominations for Talented William Floyd High School Students
The Teeny Awards, modeled after the Tony Awards, celebrates the achievements of local high school theater arts students at an annual celebration and ceremony sponsored by the East End Arts Council.
Tennis Championships Spread Across Suffolk
Ward Melville was led by Robert Monticciolo , who won his singles title and Harshith Pennabadi & Shashank Pennabadi who won their doubles championship.
New Minnesota Flag Has Islamic Symbol
"Minnesota has been conquered. It is now Islamist," proclaimed Jacqueline Toboroff, editor of the Manhattan Press. "They have literally replaced the Irish, British, German, Scandinavian Christians and the Native Americans that were on the flag since 1858."
Ronkonkoma Rotarians Participate in "Day of Service"
Helping homeless veterans in need by packing bags of supplies. Hosting a food drive for the less fortunate in Bellport and Shirley. Cleaning and making repairs at Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck, a special camp for individuals with disabilities. Volunteering at Bethel Farm in Centereach.
Palumbo Honors Stony Brook University CEO as "Woman of Distinction"
"Today marks a celebration of extraordinary dedication and leadership in healthcare," said Senator Palumbo. "It is my great privilege to honor Carol Gomes as my 2024 New York State Woman of Distinction."
Good Riddance: Brookhaven Zombie House Comes Crashing Down
Brookhaven Supervisor Dan Panico, concerned neighbors, and community activists were on hand when a bulldozer started demolishing a "zombie home" located at 56 Barbara Lane in Medford.
High Honors for One of SCPD's Top Cops
Suffolk County Police Department Deputy Commissioner Belinda Alvarez-Groneman was named "Woman of the Year" by the Suffolk County Association of Women Police at a recent ceremony.
SCPD Travels to DC to Honor Fallen Officers
Members of the Suffolk County Police Department traveled to Washington, D.C. during National Police Week. Many officers attended a Candlelight Vigil and National Peace Officers' Memorial Service.
Suffolk County Cops Collar Suspect in Fatal Hit-and-Run Crash
Five months ago, 63-year-old Richard Dirocco was killed by a hit and run driver just north of the Frank Court intersection.
Eastport-South Manor Seniors Participate in College Decision Day
Nationally, this annual celebration takes place as an opportunity to celebrate the graduating students' hard work and accomplishments and post-high school plans.
Honoring Those Who Fought For Freedom and Who Protect and Serve
Jacob's mother, Dorine Kenney, was on hand at the breakfast for naming of the Jacob's Light "Beacon of Hope Award, which is named after her son. The Award is given to individuals and organizations that have overcome tremendous hardships, and those who continue to strive to be a beacon of light for those in need.
Great Brookhaven Cleanup
Environmentally minded residents and those who want their town to look a little bit better participated in the Great Brookhaven Cleanup, an annual effort that removed tons of litter and debris from the landscape.
From the News Director: Freedom of the Press
Fast forward 27 years later, and another government entity most certainly did not learn their lesson on the First Amendment and freedom of the press and freedom of speech. Lawyers from the Syracuse City School District sent my station a threatening "cease and desist" letter for reporters to stop contacting publicly elected commissioners and district officials.Keep in mind, these are reporters touching base with elected officials and administrators concerning a story about a teacher who was violently attacked in the classroom.Folks, as the old saying goes, sunshine is the best disinfectant, whether it is CNY Central, the South Shore Press, or any other media outlet in America.Democracy depends on a free press, a necessary fourth branch of government that is supposed to hold elected officials and those in power accountable. Without the checks and balances of independent watchdogs keeping a close eye on government, corruption and abuse would run rampant in our communities. Without the media's ability to independ
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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.