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Judge Allows Nuclear Waste Dump Into Hudson River
Federal judge okays Indian Point nuclear waste dumping into the Hudson River.
Stony Brook researchers develop oral Listeria-based vaccine targeting colorectal cancer
A team of researchers led by Brian Sheridan, PhD, at Stony Brook University has developed a new oral vaccine strategy using the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes to help combat colorectal cancer.
Russo on Friday Night Face Off in Port Jefferson: 'It's a lot of fun'
Theatre Three Productions in Port Jefferson draws audience members into the act with its Friday Night Face Off, which has been called the longest running improv comedy show on Long Island, in operation since 2003.
ListenUp! President on Spring Carnival Music & Arts Fest: 'immersive indoor amusement park experience'
ListenUp! Long Island is hosting its Spring Carnival Music & Arts Festival on Saturday, March 7, in Patchogue with an immersive atmosphere designed to banish winter blues.
The Big Upset
The Commack varsity boys basketball team pulled off a major upset to advance in the playoffs this weekend. Commack handed second-seeded North Babylon a tight and hard-fought 54-52 loss.
Farrow's Clutch Three Advances Floyd
The William Floyd girls’ varsity basketball team earned the right to continue its championship pursuit Friday night with a thrilling playoff victory over Huntington. The Colonials captured a hard fought 55-51 win in a quarterfinal matchup that remained tight from start to finish, matching the intensity expected at this stage of the postseason.
Asian Jade Society To Honor Community Leaders
Suffolk County Asian Jade Society honors community leaders.
“Winning the Gold” and the Netflix Special Miracle “The Boys of Winter”
Back in 1980, the U.S. beat the Russians to win the gold.
Nuclear Critics Challenge Hochul’s Plan
Gov. Hochul’s nuclear plan is drawing opposition.
LI Seats Could Decide Control Of The House
Eyes will be on Long Island’s Congressional Delegation for control of the House.
Sunrise Wind Costs Surge
Hochul deal has Sunrise Wind costs skyrocketing, ratepayers would take the hit.
AI & Robotics Summer Program At Stony Brook
Exciting opportunity for students to learn about the latest in robotics and Artificial Intelligence.
ACLD Hosts 8th Annual Poker for a Purpose
The ACLD Foundation will host its 8th Annual Poker for a Purpose Poker and Casino Event on Thursday, February 26th, at The Fox Hollow in Woodbury, bringing together community leaders, supporters and friends for an evening of poker, casino-style gaming, a cigar and bourbon experience
FSL Makes Public Plea to Support LI Mental Health
As economic pressure, social division, and rising anxiety grip communities across Long Island, Family Service League (FSL) delivered a clear and urgent message across Long Island: no one has to face this moment alone.
William Floyd Advances with a Defensive Clinic
The top-seeded William Floyd boys’ varsity basketball team is moving on in the playoffs after earning a convincing quarterfinal victory on Thursday afternoon. The Colonials leaned on their trademark defense to shut down Sachem East and secure a 58–46 win, advancing to the next round of postseason play.
William Floyd Celebrates the Olympics
This week, as Olympic fever swept across the globe, the William Floyd School District joined in the excitement with its own celebration of the Winter Games. While many of the world’s greatest athletes gathered in Milan Cortina, Italy, for the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics, William Floyd Elementary School hosted a memorable version of its own Winter Olympics opening ceremony.
Coaches of the Year and the Team to Beat
The William Floyd varsity wrestling team continues to impress. Less than a month after winning the League I dual meet championship for the first time in more than 40 years, the William Floyd boys’ varsity wrestling team made history once again by capturing the League I Tournament title for the first time since the 2001–02 season.
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Sarro and McGarvey Named MVPs
Henry Sarro of Sachem North Flaming Arrows and Ryan McGarvey of Sachem East Flaming Arrows were named Most Valuable Players of the annual Ralph Pepe Classic on Saturday afternoon, recognizing standout performances in one of the district’s premier rivalry matchups.