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Hochul Proposes $260B Budget Focused on Affordability
Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled a proposed $260 billion state budget that she said is designed to make New York more affordable for working families while preparing the state for economic uncertainty from Washington.
GOP Blasts Hochul’s $260B Budget as Bloated, Unaffordable
Republican and conservative leaders sharply criticized Gov. Kathy Hochul’s proposed $260 billion state budget, calling it bloated, irresponsible and a major driver of New York’s affordability crisis.
Opinion: Hochul Goes for Gold in Gaslighting
The Worst Governor in America Kathy Hochul wins a gold medal in gaslighting for falsely claiming her proposed $260 billion budget “does not raise taxes.”
New York Seeks More Volunteer Firefighters Amid Decline
New York’s volunteer fire and emergency services are facing a gradual decline in personnel, prompting renewed efforts to recruit and retain volunteers across the state.
South Shore Press Video Vault: Blown Calls and Not Knowing Rules Leads to NFL Officiating Crisis
In this episode of the South Shore Press Video Vault, Sports Director Tom Barton joins host Stefan Mychajliw to tackle what many are calling an officiating crisis in the NFL.
Brookhaven Boaters Warned: Renew Slips Before February 1st
If you want to secure a boat slip in Brookhaven, you better move fast if you haven't already.
Brookhaven Opens Grove Apartments, Expands Affordable Housing
The Town of Brookhaven marked a major milestone in its affordable housing efforts with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Grove Apartments, a newly completed residential community offering high-quality workforce housing.
DeStefano and Murray Unite to Honor MLK in Longwood
Students, families, and community members came together for Longwood Central School District’s annual “Unity Walk,” part of the district’s Unity Day celebration honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
William Floyd Senior Selected for Parrish Art Museum Program
WFHS senior Bella Humberstone has been selected to serve on the Parrish Art Museum’s ARTscope Teen Council, an 18-week paid internship program designed to introduce students to careers in museums and the visual arts.
Suffolk Police, Sheriff’s Office Honor MLK Day Together
Two of Suffolk County’s largest law enforcement agencies marked Martin Luther King Jr. Day by joining community members in Riverhead to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy of service, unity and compassion.
Job Seekers Take Note: The SCPD is Hiring
The Suffolk County Police Department is accepting applications for a provisional Data Base Manager position, a technical role focused on maintaining and improving the department’s computer databases.
America Must Stand By ICE Amid Tragedy And Truth
Immigration laws should be enforced, not ignored.
Hills West Girls Track Team Impresses Again
The Hills West girls indoor track team had a strong day of competition this season at the Stanner Games, delivering several standout performances against elite competition.
Peters Jumps into a New Record
Ramelo Peters of the Half Hollow Hills East boys winter track team broke a long-standing school record this week with an outstanding performance in the pole vault. Peters cleared 13 feet, officially surpassing a record that had stood for seven years. The jump not only set a new school mark but also ranks him second overall in Suffolk County this season.
South Shore Press Video Vault: NFL Coaching Carousel Spins Round and Round
In this episode of the South Shore Press Video Vault, host Stefan Mychajliw is joined by South Shore Press Sports Director Tom Barton, to discuss the ongoing coaching carousel in the NFL
Bowling Brothers Win Again
Eastport-South Manor varsity bowlers Alex and Logan Silbert captured first place at the Long Island High School Class A Doubles Tournament earlier this month, finishing with a combined score of 1,733 pins.
NFL Coaching Carousel Spins Round and Round
The NFL coaching carousel is spinning wildly this offseason, with the New York Giants and Buffalo Bills making major moves.
Mastic Catering Hall Project Kicks Off Sewer-Driven Revival
Forge River sewers bear economic fruit.
Suffolk Attorneys Honored for Advocacy for Children
Two Suffolk County attorneys were honored with the annual Honorable Theresa Whelan Attorney-for-Child Award at a ceremony held at the Suffolk County Bar Association in Hauppauge.
NY Brings In More Cash But Spending Is Spiraling
New York State is bringing in more tax money than expected this year, according to a new report from State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, a sign that the state’s finances are stable temporarily, but fiscal danger lies ahead as big spending pressures loom.
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Suffolk GOP Issues Tax Day Message
We lead here in Suffolk to make our communities “Safer, and More Affordable.”