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Hochul Announces $16.6 Million Pavement Renewal Project on Long Island
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that work is getting started on road resurfacing projects that will enhance safety and improve mobility along key stretches of five Long Island roadways, including the Meadowbrook State Parkway, Sunrise Highway, and William Floyd Parkway.
From the Newsroom: Remembering Saint Francis and Pope Francis
“Preach the Gospel at all times, when necessary, use words.” These powerful, faith-based words to live by are attributed to my favorite Saint, Saint Francis of Assisi.
NFL Draft Betting - Is There Any Value Left?
The NFL Draft offers bettors a unique way to bet on sports, yet there will be no game played. Betting on who will be selected and where has been a fun situation for many bettors over the years, but with more and more social media and leaks from the teams we have gotten into an almost WWE type of betting atmosphere where the odds have been blown out of proportion for most draft slots.
Fantasy Baseball - Sell the Snakes
Last week in this column we spoke about two Texas Rangers who were buys, despite their slow starts, and how each one of them could be had at a bargain
Rockville Centre Diocese Bishop Releases Statement on Death of Pope Francis
The Most Reverend John O. Barres, fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, released the following statement after the death of Pope Francis on Easter Sunday.
Holcim and Lafarge sued by U.S. citizens for allegedly funding ISIS in deadly terror attacks
A group of American citizens has filed a lawsuit against multinational corporations Lafarge S.A., Lafarge Cement Holding Limited, Lafarge Cement Syria S.A., Holcim Ltd, and Holcim (US) Inc. for allegedly financing terrorism
Glock faces federal lawsuit over alleged role in Brooklyn subway shooting
A lawsuit has been filed against major firearms manufacturer Glock, Inc., and Glock Ges.m.b.H., alleging that negligent marketing and distribution practices contributed to a horrific subway shooting in New York City.
Stony Brook University achieves 12th Tree Campus USA designation on Arbor Day
Stony Brook University has announced its 12th consecutive Tree Campus USA designation, acknowledging its commitment to environmental stewardship and the preservation of campus greenery.
Research reveals origin trace in particle jets from proton-proton collisions
Physicists from the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University have discovered that particles formed in collimated sprays, known as jets, retain information about their origins from subatomic particle...
Acrobatic show 'Duel Reality' blends Shakespeare with athletic prowess at Staller Center
Under the dim lights of Stony Brook’s Staller Center for the Arts, the performance of Duel Reality commenced with a modern reinterpretation of Shakespeare.
Stony Brook University to host event promoting innovation and change on May 9
Stony Brook University is set to host ‘Disrupt the Brook,’ an event aimed at challenging conventional thinking and fostering innovation.
Stony Brook University showcases diverse art installations in Spring 2025 Art Crawl
Stony Brook University hosted its Spring 2025 Art Crawl on April 4, showcasing five diverse installations across campus, drawing attendance from students and the surrounding community for a series of free guided tours.
Stony Brook students engage in volunteer efforts for National Volunteer Month
April marks National Volunteer Month, and students at Stony Brook University are taking the initiative to support causes important to them and their communities.
Fatal Crash Kills Pedestrian in Easter Weekend Tragedy
Suffolk County Police Fifth Squad detectives are investigating a motor vehicle crash that killed a man walking in the street in Bluepoint Saturday night.
South Shore Press Video Vault: Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library Trustee Nancy Kimmerling
In this video, in our South Shore Press Video Vault, Trustee Kimmerling spoke about her passion to help others as a Special Education Teacher in the William Floyd School District and as a Library Trustee.
South Shore Press Video Vault: Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library Board Member Joe Maiorana
The South Shore Press endorsed voting "Yes" on the proposed Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library budget vote on Tuesday, April 22nd.
MarineMax in Huntington Hosts New York State Boating Safety Class Ahead of 2025 Brianna’s Law Deadline
MarineMax in Huntington is inviting local boaters to participate in an in-person New York State Boating Safety Course on Saturday, April 26, 202
Pearson on Jazz Loft @ Southampton Concert Series; 'We're super excited about it'
A new concert series launching this week at Stony Brook Southampton will bring Grammy-winning artists and nationally recognized jazz musicians to the East End, as the university partners with the Jazz Loft to debut a five-part series at the Avram Theater beginning Thursday, April 24.
Stony Brook hosts two art exhibitions showcasing emerging artists
The Zuccaire Gallery at the Staller Center is hosting Stony Brook's annual exhibition showcasing the work of senior art majors, minors, and digital art minors.
New York Jets Draft Preview
The New York Jets feel like a franchise that is beginning from scratch. They have a new GM, a new head coach, a new QB and really an entirely different identity entering this Thursday's draft.
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Not A Lot of Games, But Plenty of Production
Over the course of a fantasy baseball season, there are always a few players who slip through the cracks despite putting up strong numbers. Sometimes it is because they lack name recognition. Other times it is because they play a position that tends to be overlooked. Most often, however, fantasy managers simply forget about a player who missed time with an injury and focus only on the overall statistics.