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Repowering Plants Signals Shift In State Energy Policy
Long Island power plants may get a new lease on life.
South Shore Press Investigation Spurs Call For Statewide Nonprofit Probe
Seneca Babcock may be the tip of the iceberg for non-profit problems in New York.
Stocks and Probate
Executors and fiduciaries can face challenges while trying to marshal estate assets.
Democrats Kneecap Hochul’s Insurance Reduction Plan
Hochul’s auto insurance relief plan ignored in senate budget bill.
Nonprofit Implodes 24 Hours After SSP Fraud Exposé
Less than 24 hours after the South Shore Press published an explosive investigation exposing years of missing financial filings and alarming audit red flags at a multi-million dollar nonprofit in NYS Governor Kathy Hochul's hometown, the organization’s Executive Director resigned, and now the agency itself is shutting down.
The Bulls are Long Island's Best
The Smithtown West Bulls boys basketball captured their first-ever Long Island title Wednesday night, defeating the South Side Cyclones boys basketball 65–50 in the Class AA Long Island Class AA Championship at Farmingdale State College.
The Grand Pistachio family show at Staller Center: 'It's a really fun day out at the theater'
Grand Pistachio is making a rare appearance in Suffolk County with its much-celebrated production of Layer the Walls at the Staller Center for the Arts on Sunday, March 22.
A Familiar Face Returns to the Flock
The Long Island Ducks announced that infielder Austin Dennis will return to the team for the upcoming season. Dennis will begin his second season with the Ducks, his third in the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball and his eighth year in professional baseball.
Albany Budget Plan Sparks Long Island Backlash
State budget proposals keeps the money flowing off Long Island.
Medal of Honor Recipient Spotlights Santos Exclusive Story
Medal of Honor recipient and NewsRadio 930 WBEN host David Bellavia devoted a segment of his radio program to questions surrounding a Buffalo, New York nonprofit after exclusive reporting by George Santos in the South Shore Press raised concerns about possible fraud, waste and abuse tied to taxpayer-funded programs.
Norovirus Risk Prompts Multi-State Shellfish Recall, New York Included
Be on the lookout for recalled shellfish.
NY Nonprofit Boss Resigns After Santos Exposé
After a South Shore Press investigation went online exposing years of missing nonprofit filings and alarming audit red flags, the focus of our investigation resigned.
Hochul, James Asleep as Big Nonprofit Skips Tax, Legal Filings
EXCLUSIVE: Buffalo Nonprofit’s Missing Financial Records Raise “Somali Learning Center–Style” Questions — Could Hochul, James Face Heat?
Miller Sets Two New School Records
Swimmers from Ward Melville High School made a strong impression at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships, delivering standout performances while also rewriting portions of the school’s record book.
Sachem Swim Impresses on the Big Stage
The boys swimming team from Sachem High School East turned in an impressive performance at the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Swimming and Diving Championships last weekend.
ESM's Laezza Earns Two Medals
After capturing the Section XI Girls Indoor Track and Field Championships title in February, standout distance runner Maddie Laezza continued her impressive season on the state stage.
Long Island Represented in the Tournament
When fans across the country begin filling out their brackets for the upcoming NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament, many on Long Island will notice several familiar names.
Leaked Memo Raises Alarm Over NY Energy Costs
A leaked memo from the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) is intensifying debate in Albany over the cost and feasibility of the state’s climate mandates, with Republican lawmakers warning the policies could significantly increase energy costs for residents and businesses.
Bodycam Captures Dramatic Puppy Rescue in Shirley
A small dog that fell into a collapsed cesspool in the backyard of a Shirley home was rescued thanks to the quick actions of Suffolk County police officers and firefighters.
15 ESM Students Featured in Parrish Art Exhibit
Fifteen student artists from Eastport-South Manor Jr.-Sr. High School will have their work featured in the 2026 Student Exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, an annual showcase highlighting young artists from across Long Island.
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Not A Lot of Games, But Plenty of Production
Over the course of a fantasy baseball season, there are always a few players who slip through the cracks despite putting up strong numbers. Sometimes it is because they lack name recognition. Other times it is because they play a position that tends to be overlooked. Most often, however, fantasy managers simply forget about a player who missed time with an injury and focus only on the overall statistics.