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Firefighter Training Boosted By $50,000 State Grant
Firefighter Training Boosted By $50,000 State Grant
Back to The Basics: Why Suffolk County Should Care About Congress
Back to The Basics: Why Suffolk County Should Care About Congress
Deadline to Sign Up for Suffolk Police Exam April 19
Deadline to Sign Up for Suffolk Police Exam April 19
Top Officials Pinned in Solidarity Against Violence
Top Officials Pinned in Solidarity Against Violence
Historic Manor of St. George to Keep its Place in History
Historic Manor of St. George to Keep its Place in History
WFSD Fine Arts Brings Community Together with Coffee House, Art Auction & Living Art Gallery
WFSD Fine Arts Brings Community Together with Coffee House, Art Auction & Living Art Gallery
A Good Day for Area Libraries as Voters Okay Budgets, Choose Trustees
A Good Day for Area Libraries as Voters Okay Budgets, Choose Trustees
Selden Motor Vehicle Accident with Overturn and Serious Personal Injuries
Selden Motor Vehicle Accident with Overturn and Serious Personal Injuries
New Hospital Road Bridge Coming into Shape in Patchogue
New Hospital Road Bridge Coming into Shape in Patchogue
Legislator Dominick Thorne Joins Suffolk County Executive Bellone and Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey to Announce $10 Million in New Sewer Grant Funding for Patchogue
Legislator Dominick Thorne Joins Suffolk County Executive Bellone and Presiding Officer Kevin McCaffrey to Announce $10 Million in New Sewer Grant Funding for Patchogue
Gentlemen (and Ladies)! Start Your Engines!
Gentlemen (and Ladies)! Start Your Engines!
Programs for Children in May at the Library
Saturday, May 6, 2:00 – 3:00 p.m. Registration begins Saturday, April 29. Grades 2-6.
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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.
PG US sues Chase Bank over prolonged account freeze
A limited liability company and its manager have filed a lawsuit against a national bank, alleging that it unlawfully froze their business account for over ten months without explanation.
Lawsuit claims suppliers provided toxic fill for little league field project
A sports field construction company has filed a lawsuit against its suppliers over contaminated materials used in a little league baseball field project in Wantagh, NY.