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Shoreham-Wading River's New AD
There is a new man in charge of the Shoreham-Wading River School District's athletic department. The district has named Eric Bramoff as the new Director of Health, Physical Education, Athletics and Nurses effective July 1. Mr. Bramoff will be taking over for current Athletic Director Mr. Mark Passamonte, who has held the position for the past decade but will be retiring after the year.
Macy's Drop Off Causes Migrant Stir
Dozens of passengers getting off a bus in front of Macy's in Hampton Bays caused a Social Media stir among many families fearing they were illegal immigrants.
Biden Signs $95 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Amidst Criticism Over Border Security.
"I can't support this bill ultimately because it gives money to Gaza, it gives money for the NGOs that are trafficking illegal immigrants, and it does nothing, zero, to stop the invasion at our southern border. That's got to be our priority," Senator Cruz remarked, highlighting key concerns that have resonated with many Americans.
Big Bucks If You Help Cops Catch An Accused Gang Member
The Suffolk County Police Department is looking for your help to round up a suspected MS-13 gang member who is accused of assault.
Longtime Legislature Employee Retires After 35 Years of Dedicated Public Service
The South Shore Press congratulates Suffolk County Legislature employee Annmarie Pastore, who retired after 35 years of dedicated service to taxpayers around our county.
Business Owners Busted for Odometer Fraud
Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney announced that the ABB Auto World President and a Salesperson were indicted on defrauding charges. The two are accused of rolling back the odometer on used cars in order to fraudulently pump up the price on unsuspecting customers.
Kyle Erickson is Electric
Senior Kyle Erickson took the hill and fired a no hitter. The fireballer struck out 9 batters across the effort and even added a double, three RBIs and two runs scored as the Royals beat up on Amityville 12-0. This was Erickson's longest outing of the season as he has come out of the bullpen this year as well as starting. Head Coach Jesse Rosensaid "Kyle was locked in on the mound for seven innings, in a dominating, and memorable performance. In true team fashion Kyle was quick to show his appreciation to his team's defense as an important factor in this accomplishment. Exciting stuff for Kyle, and Port Jefferson Baseball." Port Jefferson has now won two games in a row by the score of 25-2 and they have scored 45 runs in their last four games. The Royals have a long break before taking on Amityville once again next week. With just four games remaining on the schedule they will need to keep scoring to take the lead in league play.
Frusco is Fantastic
Frusco now has three games this season where he has struck out 10 or more batters as the fireballer led the Panthers to evening their record at 6-6. He got help in the game when Liam Martin had one of his two hits with a 2 run double. He finished the day by adding a walk and two RBIs. Anthony Morano was also 2-for-3 with a run scored.The Panthers will continue their 3 game series against Sayville this week with a home and away game. Frusco is slated to start Monday against Harborfields.
Flawed Siena College Poll Misrepresents New Yorkers' Views on Trump Trial
The poll, which included 517 respondents contacted via a dual frame (landline and cell phone) mode and 289 drawn from a proprietary online panel (Lucid), has been criticized for its sampling methods. By relying on a combination of landline calls, cell phone interviews initiated via text, and online surveys, the poll may have inadvertently skewed results and failed to capture a genuinely representative sample of New Yorkers. This underscores the need for more accurate and representative polling methods.
Future Picassos at William Floyd High School Honored
For their efforts, the student-artists received certificates from Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Shaffer, as well as 17th District Suffolk County Legislator Tom Donnelly. The students and their families also enjoyed a reception honoring their artistic accomplishments.
Eastport Elementary Students Place First in Math
Ramirez were recently named regional winners in the First in Math Virtual Regional
Conservatives Condemn Campus Protests
That's how the New York State Conservative Party describes pro-Palestinian protestors on college campuses here in New York and across the country.
Mastic Blaze Busters Honored
The 2024 Line Officers, Administrative Officers, and Fire Police Officers all took their oaths of office.
Top Cop Visits Kids in Centereach
Sheriff County Sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. recently visited North Coleman Road Elementary School in the Middle Country Central School District to visit with students and read to Ms. Anderson's class.
All Zeros For Kings Park
In game one Hunter Colagrande, Brandon Hauk, and Dylan Frers combined for 12 strikeouts in the shutout. Not to be outdone in game two Everett Zarzicki pitched six scoreless innings, striking out seven batters while allowing just two hits while Stephen Carini pitched a scoreless seventh inning to keep the streak alive. That brought up the final game of the three game set where Matthew Callaghan earned the win across three scoreless innings of relief for Kings Park striking out five batters while allowing two hits and Nick Paliotta pitched a clean seventh inning with two strikeouts to ensure the sweep.
Casino Cash Cow for Islandia
Speaking before a group of more than 100 dignitaries kicking off the construction of the 111,000-square-foot facility was former state Senator Phil Boyle, president and chief executive officer of the casino's operator, Off Track Betting. "We owe a great deal of thanks and appreciation to the Village of Islandia, our partners in this ambitious effort," Boyle noted. With approvals from the village in hand, officials wielded ceremonial gold shovels to remove the first loads of soil for the new facility.
Honoring the Bravest
Owners Joe and Barbara DiBernardo opened this restaurant, at the site of the former Hartlin Inn, in memory of their late son FDNY Lt. Joseph P. DiBernardo, who gave his life so others could live.
Multi-Million Dollar Investment in Islandia
Empire State Development (ESD) announced the completion of Pal-O-Mine Equestrian's $3 million facility expansion in Islandia, Suffolk County on Long Island. Pal-O-Mine is a non-profit organization that utilizes therapeutic equine programs to promote growth, learning, and healing for children and adults with disabilities. Supported by a $600,000 capital grant from Empire State Development, recommended by the Long Island Regional Economic Development Council, the expansion will boost its capacity for job training, workforce preparedness, and internship programs.
Honoring Those Who Save Lives
Acting Police Commissioner Robert Waring presented Public Safety Dispatcher Kerri Grimm with a Certificate of Appreciation for her work during a police-involved motor vehicle crash with injury.
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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.
Republicans draw line over illegal immigrant health funding
Washington upended as Democrats fight for illegal immigrant funding.
Semiquincentennial coin to feature Trump in iconic pose
Trump’s “Fight, fight, fight will be officially set in silver on U.S. dollar coin.