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Everything Goes Right on Opening Day for WF
Opening Day is always a special moment in baseball, and this week, everything clicked for the William Floyd Colonials as they kicked off the 2026 season in dominant fashion.
It's Official - Farrow Wins Best of the Best
Last week, we shared that the William Floyd Colonials sophomore was nominated for the prestigious Sports Illustrated National High School Girls Athlete of the Week award. This week, it became official—Farrow has been named the winner for March 9–15, earning national recognition for her outstanding play.
Former Rockville Centre Bishop William Murphy Dies
Murphy served as the fourth bishop of the Long Island diocese from 2001 until his retirement in 2016, guiding Catholics with what current Bishop John O. Barres described as “a joyful witness of prayer, preaching, and pastoral leadership.”
Suffolk Police Graduate New Class of Recruits
More than 170 new law enforcement officers officially joined the ranks of Suffolk County and several local agencies during the graduation of the Suffolk County Police Department’s 194th Recruit Class, at Suffolk County Community College’s Grant Campus in Brentwood.
Heads Shaved, Hearts Full: Community Fights Cancer
A big and enthusiastic crowd gathered at Momo’s Too in Bayport for a community event that blended camaraderie, sacrifice and an unusual but powerful act of giving: shaving heads to support children battling cancer.
Caracappa Honors District Leaders During March Events
Two taxpayers of Suffolk County’s Fourth Legislative District were recognized during March by Legislator Nick Caracappa for their contributions to the community, marking both Women’s History Month and Irish American Heritage celebrations.
Sayville Students Showcase Innovative Safety Technology
Three students from Sayville High School recently showcased their research and innovation at the Northwell Health Medical Marvels Competition, held at the Feinstein Institutes for Medical Research in Manhasset.
Springtime Makers Festival in Blue Point: 'People will be in awe'
The Springtime Egg Hunt & Makers Festival will mark a new beginning at St. John Greek Orthodox Church in Blue Point as it welcomes all to experience crafts vendors and join an Easter egg hunt on Saturday, March 28.
Barton, Mychajliw Talk NCAA, Yankees Streaming Debate
South Shore Press Sports Director Tom Barton and SSP contributor Stefan Mychajliw sat down to discuss the March Madness NCAA basketball tournament before turning to growing frustration among fans over Major League Baseball placing New York Yankees games on multiple streaming platforms instead of traditional broadcasts, sparking debate about access, cost, and the future of sports viewing.
Long Lines At JFK, LaGuardia? Put Some ICE On It
Democrats block Homeland Security funding over illegal immigrant protections, so President Trump has dispatched ICE agents to the airports.
Manfred Ruins Baseball ... Again
The commissioner of baseball keeps telling everyone he wants to grow the game and get more eyes on the national pastime, but his actions say otherwise. Rob Manfred can talk all he wants about expanding the sport, but what fans are seeing on the field—and more importantly, off it—tells a very different story.
Suffolk Honors Irish American Heritage Leaders
Suffolk County officials gathered in Hauppauge to celebrate Irish American Heritage Month and honor residents whose contributions reflect the community’s deep cultural roots.
Fraser Keeps Rewriting the Record Books
Evan Fraser of Patchogue-Medford High School turned in an impressive performance on the state stage, capping off a standout indoor track season.
Port Jefferson Track are New York's Best
The Port Jefferson Varsity Boys Track Team has a new title to celebrate, as its 4x800-meter relay squad can now officially call itself state champions.
Suffolk Police Agencies Step Up Efforts to Recruit Women
Suffolk County law enforcement agencies are ramping up efforts to recruit and retain more women, with both the Sheriff’s Office and Police Department highlighting initiatives aimed at building a more representative workforce.
Inferno Chain Crash Leaves 2 Seriously Hurt
Six people were injured, two seriously, in a five-vehicle crash on Veterans Memorial Highway, Suffolk County police said.
Justice LaSalle Inspires Students on Return Visit
Hon. Hector D. LaSalle, Presiding Justice of New York’s Appellate Division for the Second Department, returned to his alma mater for a special visit held in the school’s Sonderling Auditorium.
You're Killing Me Smalls
As baseball season gets underway this week, a wave of nostalgia naturally follows, and few films capture that feeling quite like The Sandlot. From the unforgettable “Great Hambino” to the legendary dog chase and backyard fireworks, the movie remains a timeless favorite for fans of all ages. Still, it’s the iconic characters of Wendy Peffercorn and Squints that often stand out the most.
Hernandez Blasts Albany Over Nonprofit Scandal
Republican New York State Comptroller candidate Joseph Hernandez sharply criticizes state leadership, accusing top officials of “sleeping at the switch” as millions in taxpayer dollars went unaccounted for at the now-defunct Seneca Babcock Community Association, a multi-million dollar non-profit in Buffalo, New York.
Murray blasts parole bill prioritizing former inmates
Sen. Dean Murray is blasting proposed state legislation that would require at least one formerly incarcerated individual to serve on the New York State Board of Parole, arguing the measure puts criminals ahead of victims.
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Washington is controlled by the calendar, so the calendar ended the Third Gulf War
Vice President James D. “J.D.” Vance is the last of the three prominent administration sceptics challenging the execution of the Third Gulf War, and Monday, he announced that the Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran was already signed digitally, making Friday’s signature ceremony, literally, ceremonial.