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Geek Squad Peep? Best Buy Worker Busted
A Best Buy employee is accused of secretly sending a customer’s intimate photos to his own phone after she handed over her device for technical help, Suffolk County police said.
Renovation On Tap For Historic Lake Grove Church
A landmark church building featured on the Village of Lake Grove seal will receive long-awaited renovations this summer following recent vandalism and years of wear.
Indicted in Slaying of Defenseless One-Legged Man
A West Babylon man has been indicted in the savage robbery and killing of a 65-year-old amputee who prosecutors say never had a chance to defend himself during the brutal attack on a quiet Deer Park street.
Pat Med Secures League Championship
The Patchogue-Medford High School varsity softball team has officially wrapped up a tremendous regular season as Suffolk League I co-champions, marking a historic accomplishment for the program. The title is especially meaningful for the Raiders, as it is the school’s first league championship since 2006.
Shroreham's Siblings Headed to the Championship
Sibling standouts Ray and Kai Hidaka are continuing an impressive season on the mat, as the senior-and-sophomore duo has officially advanced to the Suffolk County Individual Championships at Smithtown East High School.
Jumping into the Record Books
Port Jefferson’s Salomé Maginier continues to make history on the track, delivering another standout performance this past week at the prestigious Loucks Games. Competing against some of the top athletes in the region, Maginier shined in the 400-meter hurdles, finishing with an impressive time of 67.97 seconds and setting a new Port Jefferson outdoor track school record in the process.
Five School Budgets Back To The Drawing Board
Long Island voters approved most school budgets Tuesday, but several major tax-cap override proposals — including South Country’s controversial 13.45% increase — were soundly rejected at the polls.
Trump Pushes New 401(k) Investment Options
President Trump is pushing to expand 401(k) investment options as part of a broader effort to help Americans build wealth, boost retirement savings and keep more of their paychecks.
Can Suffolk Handle Another Population Boom?
As Suffolk County markets itself as an escape from New York City, officials and residents are increasingly confronting a difficult question: Can the region’s roads, schools, housing and infrastructure handle another population boom?
Judge’s Lesson Brings Constitution to Life
In recognition of the upcoming 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, former federal judge Joseph Bianco visited Eastport-South Manor Junior-Senior High School
Big Gun Bust: Probationer Busted With Arsenal of Weapons
A Huntington Station man already on probation was busted with an arsenal of weapons, assault rifles and gun-making equipment after probation officers stumbled upon the cache during a home check Thursday night, Suffolk County police said.
Bridge Reopens for Memorial Day Rush
After weeks of critical repairs, the Smith Point Bridge is set to reopen just in time for Memorial Day weekend, bringing relief to residents, visitors and local businesses ahead of the busy summer season.
America 250: Patriot Pride Comes to Brookhaven
As communities across Long Island prepare to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, two patriotic events in Brookhaven Town are set to honor the nation’s history while bringing residents together for education, entertainment and community pride.
Historic Lake Grove Church Gets New Life
A piece of Lake Grove history will soon receive a long-awaited restoration after the Town of Brookhaven approved funding to renovate the historic First Congregational Church of New Village following recent vandalism to the property.
Colonials Athletics Conquering Suffolk County
The William Floyd School District is proving this spring that excellence in athletics extends far beyond one team or one sport.
Boxer Ghosted The World
The USS Boxer amphibious group has vanished from public view as tensions with Iran rise, fueling speculation that the next phase of the Gulf conflict could be approaching.
Barton’s Best Bet: Cards Cooked Before Kickoff
South Shore Press Sports Director and Managing Editor Stefan Mychajliw caught up with nationally known sports betting expert Tom Barton to break down the newly released NFL schedule and spotlight “Barton’s Best Bet” for the upcoming season.
LIRR Service Resumes After Strike Deal
The first Long Island Rail Road strike in 32 years came to an end after the MTA and five unions reached a late-night agreement restoring rail service Tuesday.
The International Fallacy
The National Football League schedule release has grown into one of the biggest offseason events in sports, and for sports bettors, it has become almost as important as the games themselves. Fans and bettors alike immediately begin searching for favorable stretches, difficult travel spots, rest advantages, and potential betting value the moment the schedules are announced.
WF Girls Track Have a Nearly Perfect Season
The William Floyd Colonials girls varsity track and field team wrapped up an outstanding regular season with a 5-1 record in League I competition, continuing to establish themselves as one of Suffolk County’s top programs this spring.
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