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Floyd Boys Run to Excellence
The William Floyd Colonials track and field team turned in an outstanding performance this past week at the Don Bohlinger Invitational, held at West Babylon High School. With strong finishes across multiple events, the Colonials showed off their depth, speed, and talent against some of Suffolk County’s top competition.
Patchogue Seeks Volunteers for Pollinator Garden Planting Days
Patchogue area residents are invited to help bees and other pollinators buzz back from a toxic setback by joining in Pollinator Garden Planting Days on Friday, May 29 and Saturday, May 30.
Could Blakeman Ride The LIRR Strike Into The Governor’s Office?
It’s only May, but the candidates for governor are hard at it.
South Shore Press Editorial
Albany keeps punching Suffolk County families in the face, and too many people keep showing up asking for another round.
George Santos: Beijing Blinked. Trump Didn’t.
President Trump just walked into Beijing and reminded the world what real leverage looks like. For years, the so called “experts” swore China had America cornered.
Governor Hochul Said "Leave." Businesses Listened
Just like you, my family is stuck like a caged prisoner in the People's Republic of New York.
Empire State Park Pass Added to Library Museum Pass Program
Borrow an Empire State Park Pass from the library and enjoy free access to some of New York’s most scenic beaches, campgrounds, hiking trails and historic parks.
Montauk Man Accused of Raping 15-Year-Old in USPS Van
A 23-year-old U.S. Postal Service employee originally from Moriches but now living in Montauk was arrested Friday after authorities say he raped a 15-year-old girl inside a postal vehicle while on duty in East Hampton.
Bellport Man Busted in Speedway Murder Slay
A Bellport man has been charged with second-degree murder after a woman was found unresponsive inside a vehicle at a Yaphank gas station and later died, Suffolk County police said.
Schaefer Wins the Calder Memorial Trophy
The New York Islanders have a new star on the rise, and his name is Matthew Schaefer. The 18-year-old defenseman made history this week, earning the Calder Memorial Trophy as the league’s Rookie of the Year. Even more impressive, Schaefer became the first unanimous winner of the award in 33 years. From the very beginning, Schaefer’s NHL career has been nothing short of remarkable.
Thor Says the Mets are Rotten to the Core
The New York Mets are off to a disappointing start this season, currently sitting in last place in the NL East and falling well short of preseason expectations. With a roster built to contend and a fan base eager for success, the slow start has sparked frustration across both the media and the stands.
Half Hollow Hills is Headed Back to the Playoffs
The Half Hollow Hills varsity softball team is heading back to the postseason for the second consecutive year, and they did so in convincing fashion this week with a dominant 12–0 victory over Middle Country.
Ward Melville Badminton Wins the Suffolk Title
The Ward Melville High School badminton team has reached the top of Suffolk County, capturing the county championship and adding another impressive achievement to the school’s athletic legacy.
Senior Night is Truly Unified
As the season begins to wind down, there is still plenty to celebrate across the Unified League, and Longwood High School did just that in memorable fashion this past week.
Stony Brook Gets the World Cup
If you weren’t able to secure tickets to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, there’s still a way to be part of the excitement right here in Suffolk County. Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium at Stony Brook University will host one of two free, large-scale World Cup viewing events as part of a statewide initiative designed to bring the global tournament experience closer to home.
Double Dose of History
It was a week to remember for the Sachem East High School baseball program, as the team delivered not just one milestone moment, but two in a single game. In a dominant 10-0 victory over cross-town rival Sachem North High School, the win carried far more significance than just another tally in the standings. With the victory, head coach Coach Schnupp recorded his 250th career win at the helm of the program, a remarkable achievement that reflects years of dedication, consistency, and leadership.
Resiliency is Synonymous with this Sachem Alum
A former Sachem standout has overcome more than her share of obstacles, and now she’s headed to the biggest stage in college lacrosse. Kristen Shanahan has played a major role in Maryland Terrapins women's lacrosse’s success this season, emerging as one of the team’s key contributors as they prepare for the NCAA Final Four.
School Budget Votes Set Across Brookhaven
Voters across Brookhaven will decide school budgets, board races and tax increases Tuesday, with several districts pushing the limits of the state tax cap.
Hochul To Long Island Commuters: Just Stay Home
No trains, no congestion pricing, Assemblyman says.
Towing business owner sues Village of Freeport and police officers for alleged civil rights violations
A towing company operator has filed a lawsuit against the Village of Freeport and two police officers, alleging unlawful seizure, excessive force, false arrest, and false imprisonment.
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Burner Prudenti Law: Put Life Insurance in a Trust?
Depending on your goals, it may make sense to transfer ownership of your whole life insurance policy to a trust.