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The Rotunda Legacy: A Family Standard of Excellence
Center Moriches sports has a long and storied history, but few families have left a mark quite like the Rotundas. Mike and Jennifer Rotunda have four children, and all of them have excelled in Center Moriches athletics, particularly on the soccer field.
'Romance & Cigarettes' Recap - Interviewing John Turturro at the Southampton Playhouse
Star interview leaves a lasting impression.
Vales Explodes for 42 Points
Brian Vales continues to pour on the offense this season, and he delivered another incredible performance for Mount Sinai this past week. Vales led the Mustangs to a convincing 70–51 victory over Wyandanch, showcasing his scoring touch and all-around dominance.
Gianna Paul is Going Pro
Former Walt Whitman standout Giana Paul has signed a three-year contract with the Kansas City Current, marking the next chapter of an outstanding soccer career. The forward, a University of Alabama product, will be with Kansas City through the 2028 season, with a team option for 2029, and is set to join the club ahead of its upcoming preseason training.
Ward Melville Wins Smithtown Tournament
Last week, the Ward Melville wrestling team captured the Smithtown Invitational, further establishing an excellent start to the season. The Patriots delivered a strong overall performance and crowned multiple individual champions across several weight classes, showcasing both depth and high-end talent throughout the lineup.
Lowest midgrade gas price in Suffolk County hits $2.79 for week ending Jan. 3
In Suffolk County, the week’s lowest midgrade gas price was $2.79 per gallon as of the week ending Jan. 3.
Broken to Unbreakable: Lori Vollkommer’s Incredible Comeback
Overcoming her fears and a series of setbacks, Lori Vollkommer stages a remarkable comeback.
Eat Real Food America: Federal Dietary Guidelines Changed
America is unhealthy, and federal officials say changing what we eat is now a national priority.
McGuire Wins Offensive Player of the Year
At a recent awards dinner, senior captain of the Eastport South Manor varsity field hockey team, Molly McGuire, was selected as the Suffolk County Division II Offensive Player of the Year. McGuire also earned All-State honors, further cementing her status as one of the county’s elite players. Throughout the season, she proved to be one of Suffolk County’s most dangerous offensive threats, consistently creating scoring chances and producing at a high level.
Eagles Swimmer Headed to Division 1
This past season was a banner year for Rocky Point swimmer Andraya Giagios, as she established herself as one of the top competitors in New York State. Giagios swims for the Sachem Swim Club and has recently made a verbal commitment to Stonehill College, where she will continue both her athletic and academic career at the Division I level.
Seawolves Lax Debut at #16
The Stony Brook women’s lacrosse program earned its first national ranking of the year, checking in at No. 16 in the USA Lacrosse Division I Women’s Preseason Top 20, as released by USA Lacrosse Magazine. The ranking reflects the program’s continued rise and sustained success on the national stage.
Hills West Wins Alexander Aurrichio Memorial Tournament
This past week, the Hills West Basketball Booster Club sponsored the 2025 Alexander Aurrichio Memorial Holiday Tournament at Half Hollow Hills High School West.
Faith, Loss, and Healing 25 Years After 9/11
Rev. Minson reflects on his mission as the 25th anniversary year of 9/11 unfolds.
Drivers in Suffolk County see lowest premium gas at $3.05 in week ending Jan. 3
The cheapest per-gallon price for premium gas in Suffolk County during the week ending Jan. 3 was $3.05 per gallon.
Suffolk County’s lowest regular gas price recorded at $2.49 for week ending Jan. 3
In Suffolk County, the week’s lowest regular gas price was $2.49 per gallon as of the week ending Jan. 3.
Port Jefferson Chamber official on Mac & Cheese Crawl: 'It's a very, very popular event'
The Greater Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce will hold its Mac & Cheese Crawl on Saturday, Jan. 24, and Sunday, Jan. 25, featuring 12 participating restaurants and locations in lower Port Jefferson.
Ducks Hit Home Runs for Hunger
The Long Island Ducks have done it again as their long balls have given back to the community. The Ducks joined representatives from Fairfield Properties and three local food banks and nonprofit organizations over the holiday to celebrate a successful “Home Runs for Hunger” program during the Ducks’ 2025 season. The initiative once again highlighted the strong commitment both organizations have to supporting the Long Island community.
The Fall of a Narco Dictator
The Monroe Doctrine on steroids: The U.S. will not stand for narco dictators in its hemisphere.
EJ’s PJs Pajama Drive Keeps Thousands Warm
At 16,000 pairs of pajamas and counting, EJ’s PJs shows no sign of slowing down in keeping people warm.
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Jets Have to Get it Right
The New York Jets have a long and storied history when it comes to the NFL Draft, though many fans would admit much of that history includes missed opportunities and disappointing selections. This year, however, the Jets have a chance to reshape the franchise and build a foundation for the next decade in New York.