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Lawmakers Want to Find Out Why Families Flee New York
Lawmakers Want to Find Out Why Families Flee New York
What is Estate Planning?
A: While people are aware of the importance to execute a Last Will & Testament, they are often of the mindset that it is something to be done as they get older and as a result it gets put off. For the same reason, the value of a establishing a comprehensive Estate Plan is often overlooked.
The American Red Cross and the Military
Clarissa "Clara" Barton with her acquaintances founded the American Red Cross in Washington D.C. on May 21, 1881. She was a clerk in the U.S. Patent Office in Washington D.C., when the Civil war broke out in 1861. When poorly trained soldiers began pouring into the capital, Clara organized food, clothing and bedding donations to support the soldiers. She was soon transporting provisions to the front lines as well.
The Golden Anniversary of the Press Club of Long Island
"I love the Press Club of Long Island," said Brian Stelter. "I love journalism organizations. We need more of them. We need them to be healthy and vibrant."
And Then There Were Four ...
We usually reserve the phrase "Final Four" for the NCAA Basketball championship in March, but being one of the final four teams in the NFL really does lift teams to a new stratosphere. This year's group of teams who have advanced all have some new flavor to the mix, which is refreshing for NFL fans and adds a nuance for football bettors.
Seawolves Hire New Assistant Football Coaches
Following the departure of longtime head coach Chuck Priore this off-season during and on the heels of an imperfect season, Head Coach Billy Cosh was brought in to right the ship and in order to do that, he needed to assemble the right coaching staff.
Braun has Monster Game in Smithtown West Victory over ESM
Despite a rough season on paper for Smithtown West Girls Basketball, Wednesday's game against Eastport-South Manor was a bright spot for sure as the Bulls were able to squeak out a victory thanks to a big third quarter from Kate Braun.
Floyd Remains Unbeaten, Hangs on to Beat Brentwood
On a snowy Tuesday night on Long Island, two of the best public schools on Long Island would square off in a battle for dominance as unbeaten William Floyd put their record on the line as they entered enemy territory to take on unbeaten Brentwood in a game crucial to both playoff seeding and who would walk away with the League I Regular Season Championship.
Ducks Finalize Coaching Staff
After an offseason full of exciting news that included an overhaul of the front office and the promotion of Hitting Coach Lew Ford to the team's Manager, the Long Island Ducks finalized their game day management team as new assistant coaches have been hired by the team.
Colts Owner Irsay Relapses, Found Unresponsive
Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay was reportedly found unresponsive in his house last month by Carmel, Indiana police as a result of a suspected drug overdose according to initial reports that surfaced last week.
Becoming an Angel
Carol Jean Pipito became an Angel on January 15, 2024. Carol was born on December 30, 1935 in Brooklyn, NY to parents Catherine and Ed. She resided in Shirley for the past 65 years. She is survived by her daughter Diane, son-in-law Edward, granddaughter Lisa, Lisa's husband Michael and great-grandchildren Collin, Rylie and Charlotte and her brother Michael Sailer, and several nephews and nieces. She will be meeting her daughter, Lora in heaven.
Remembering a Firefighter
Kenneth H. Johnson was born in Center Moriches on October 14, 1931 and left us at the age of 92 years old on January 9, 2024. He was born to Howard & Marie Johnson (nee Carter) in Southampton, NY. He graduated from Center Moriches High School in 1949 and was a lifelong resident of Center Moriches, where he was deeply involved in many aspects of the Community, School and Fire Department to name just a few.
Senator Palumbo Champions Stricter Penalties in Opioid Epidemic with Chelsey's Law
Senator Palumbo Champions Stricter Penalties in Opioid Epidemic with Chelsey's Law
You Paid For It: Taxpayers Shell Out $565,000 to Cuomo Campaign
You Paid For It: Taxpayers Shell Out $565,000 to Cuomo Campaign
Unprecedented Border Surge Challenges Security: Oversight Committee Sounds Alarm
Unprecedented Border Surge Challenges Security: Oversight Committee Sounds Alarm
Ron DeSantis Ends Presidential Campaign, Endorses Trump Ahead of New Hampshire Primary
Ron DeSantis Ends Presidential Campaign, Endorses Trump Ahead of New Hampshire Primary
Chris Ricciardi Joins Mastics-Moriches- Shirley Library Board of Trustees
Chris Ricciardi Joins Mastics-Moriches- Shirley Library Board of Trustees
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Suffolk Cuts Wait for Police Entrance Exam
Suffolk County taxpayers looking to join one of the nation’s largest police departments won’t have to wait four years for their shot anymor