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New York Teams Strike Early in Free Agency
As the National Football League opened its free agency window, both New York teams acted quickly in changing their rosters for the better. The New York Jets made the biggest splash by bringing in a familiar name when they traded for the Las Vegas Raiders starting quarterback Geno Smith.
Asian Jade Society Honors Legislator Mazzarella
Suffolk County Legislator Jim Mazzarella was recognized at a recent ceremony hosted by the Suffolk County Police Asian Jade Society, where he received this year’s Public Safety Award.
Bellport Marks Women’s History Month with Police Visit
Bellport Middle School students received an inside look at careers in law enforcement during a special Women’s History Month assembly highlighting the growing role of women in policing.
LIMEHOF Film Festival Wins 2026 Best of Long Island Award
The Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF) Music Documentary Film Festival has been named the 2026 “Best Film Festival on Long Island” in the Four Leaf Best of Long Island competition, a major recognition for the event following its inaugural year.
Trump47 Proves With Iranian War He Is The Disciplined Trader
The President listened to the data and made the trade.
Biscuit Author Visits Clayton Huey Elementary School
Students at Clayton Huey Elementary School in Center Moriches received a special literary treat when Alyssa Satin Capucilli, author of the beloved Biscuit book series, visited the school to talk about her work and inspire young readers.
A Return to Strength in American Leadership
Peace through strength works in American foreign policy.
Op Ed: When Terrorists Become “Teens Enjoying the Weather”
If you ever needed proof that parts of the mainstream media have completely lost their minds and what tiny shreds of credibility they had left with rational Americans, look no further than CNN’s coverage of the attempted terrorist bombing outside Gracie Mansion.
Can I File a Tax Return for Someone Else?
Power of Attorney gives you the power to file someone else’s taxes.
10th Annual Clover 5K Set For East Moriches
Get ready, set, go to the Seatuck Rotary 5K.
"Ray" Kowalyk, Father-In-Law of SSP Contributor Stefan Mychajliw
What would you do if you knew you were going to die? Sadly, my incredible father in law Ray did. He knew the end on this mortal coil was near. There was no panic, fear, nor anger.
Brookhaven library plans annual St. Patrick’s Day Gold Hunt: ‘We’re going to have a blast’
A 20-year-plus tradition continues this St. Patrick’s Day with Brookhaven Free Library’s annual Gold Hunt held on Tuesday, March 17.
Huntington Station Man Charged in Fatal Hit-and-Run
A Huntington Station man has been arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash that killed a pedestrian, Suffolk County police said.
Assemblyman Honored as Fire Commissioner Of The Year
DeStefano honored twice as fire commissioner of the year.
The Mustangs Go Back-to-Back
The Mount Sinai boys basketball team has done it again. The Mustangs captured the Suffolk County championship for the second consecutive year after defeating King’s Park 62-30 in a dominant performance. The top-seeded Mustangs finished their county playoff run in impressive fashion, improving their overall record to 21-2 on the season.
Olivia Anello Impresses at States
Patchogue-Medford High School girls wrestler Olivia Anello enjoyed an outstanding season, achieving success at both the county and state levels. Competing in the 100-pound weight class, Anello captured the Suffolk County championship before going on to place third at the New York State Championships in Albany.
Offense Leads the Way to Smithtown West's Title
The third time was the charm for the Smithtown West boys basketball team. The Bulls defeated Half Hollow Hills West 98-68 in the Suffolk County Class AA championship game Saturday afternoon at Stony Brook University, capturing the program’s first county basketball title.
The Wildcats are Suffolk's Best
The Shoreham-Wading River girls basketball team are the Suffolk County Champions after pulling off a dramatic comeback victory over Mount Sinai. The Wildcats showed heart and determination throughout the game, refusing to give up as they rallied late to secure the title. Shoreham-Wading River defeated Mount Sinai 44-41 this past week, improving its season record to 20-2 and doing it in a fashion that would make for a great movie script.
The Colonials Come Up Just Short
William Floyd basketball made program history this weekend as both the boys and girls teams advanced to the Suffolk County championship games. Although neither team was able to capture the county title, the Colonials still capped off memorable seasons and showcased the strength of the program on Long Island’s biggest stage.
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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.