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Big Interest in Promoting Area's Historical Heritage
Big Interest in Promoting Area's Historical Heritage
Smithtown Fire Department mourns loss of long-serving member
The Smithtown Fire Department has announced the passing of William Snak Jr., who served with Engine Company 1 for 17 years.
William Floyd Hoops Dominate Against Quality Opponent
The Patchogue-Medford Raiders have been one of the best teams in League I and in Suffolk County. They have the dramatic wins, big time individual performances, and a roster full of talented players. Usually, this means that they would be a League Champion that would cruise to at least the County Semi-Finals while having State Championship Aspirations, but they have to deal with a Juggernaut within their own league.
Greatness Walks Away
Last week, Nick Saban announced his retirement as head football coach of the University of Alabama, and the very next day, Bill Belichick announced he and the New England Patriots had mutually agreed to part ways. The two miraculous coaching tenures came to an end within hours of each other, and both have had unparalleled success in their coaching careers. All of those wins and championships though only begin to highlight the similarities between the two friends and icons of the football world.
Ducks Promote Sean Smith to General Manager
Prior to entering their 24th season of operation in the Atlantic League, the Long Island Ducks hope to – once again – field a roster full of superstar talent and make it back to the promised land after falling short in the postseason last fall.
Patchogue-Medford Alumni Stroman Agrees to Deal With the Yankees
The Yankees have had quite the offseason following their most disappointing season in nearly 30 years by bringing in top talents like Juan Soto and Alex Verdugo to bolster the offense, but the starting rotation needed some help.
Ducks Co-Owner and Ex-Manager Bud Harrelson Dies at 79
This past Thursday was a very sad day for baseball fans as former New York Mets Shortstop and Long Island Ducks Legend Bud Harrelson died at a hospice home in East Northport at the age of 79. "We were saddened to learn of Mets Hall of Famer Buddy Harrelson's passing," Mets owners Steve and Alex Cohen said in a press release made by the Mets Thursday morning. "He was a skilled defender and spark plug on the 1969 Miracle Mets. The Gold Glove shortstop played 13 years in Queens, appearing in more games at short than anyone else in team history. Buddy was the third base coach on the 1986 World Champs, becoming the only person to be in uniform on both World Series winning teams. We extend our deepest condolences to his entire family."
Taiwan Voters Choose Democracy, Reject Communist Control
Taiwan Voters Choose Democracy, Reject Communist Control
Ukraine's Defense Nightmare: Pentagon Admits Losing $1 Billion in Advanced Weaponry
Ukraine's Defense Nightmare: Pentagon Admits Losing $1 Billion in Advanced Weaponry
Group Effort to Highlight Local Historical Treasures
Group Effort to Highlight Local Historical Treasures
Green Energy Providers Face Fierce Fiscal Headwinds
Green Energy Providers Face Fierce Fiscal Headwinds
Hometown Hero Hailed for Saving Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Home from Arson
Hometown Hero Hailed for Saving Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Home from Arson
Brookhaven's Trash Talk: Landfill Extension Sparks Community Debate
Brookhaven's Trash Talk: Landfill Extension Sparks Community Debate
Brookhaven Welcomes Panico Administration: A Fresh Start with Challenges Ahead
Brookhaven Welcomes Panico Administration: A Fresh Start with Challenges Ahead
Former County Executive Offers Advice to the New Suffolk Leader
Former County Executive Offers Advice to the New Suffolk Leader
Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Through Art
Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Through Art
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Easter 2026: Hope and Joy in the Risen Christ
This Easter Sunday, Easter Octave, Divine Mercy Sunday and Easter Season we continue to pray and contemplate our Lord’s Resurrection appearances, and we give thanks for Pope Leo XIV and his worldwide spirit of Catholic mission.