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Deen Gourmet Deli Corp., New York retailer accuses USDA of wrongful SNAP disqualification
Deen Gourmet Deli Corp., led by Jamal H Alabli, is contesting its six-month suspension from participating in SNAP following allegations by USDA's Food and Nutrition Service regarding misuse of benefits for non-eligible items—a claim they...
Ridge Man Pleads Guilty to Killing Ex-Girlfriend in Moriches
James Quininchetta of Ridge pleaded guilty Thursday to murdering his former girlfriend, Rebecca Roth, outside her Moriches apartment complex, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney said.
New York Faces Federal Funding Risk Over Sanctuary Status
New York State could be at risk of losing federal dollars under a new directive issued by the Trump administration’s Office of Management and Budget, which is demanding a detailed accounting of all federal funding flowing into so-called “sanctuary states.”
Hit-and-Run Crash in Shirley Leaves One Dead, Another Hurt
A hit-and-run crash on William Floyd Parkway in Shirley Thursday evening left one man dead and another seriously injured, Suffolk County Police said.
SCWA Crews Repair Over 200 Water Main Breaks in Deep Freeze
As bitter cold temperatures continue to grip Long Island, the Suffolk County Water Authority reports its crews have repaired more than 200 water main breaks since December, responding to a surge in damage caused by the ongoing deep freeze.
Coast Guard Auxiliary Offers Early 2026 Boating Safety Classes
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Moriches Flotilla is launching its 2026 Boating Safety Education classes earlier than usual, giving boaters a chance to earn certification well before the summer season begins.
Eastport-South Manor Athletes Shine in Fall 2025 Season
Eastport-South Manor varsity athletes excelled on every stage during the fall 2025 season, celebrating major postseason victories while continuing to uphold strong academic achievement
South Shore Press Video Vault: Super Bowl Betting Talk
South Shore Press Sports Director and nationally known sports betting expert Tom Barton says the Super Bowl betting market is overwhelmingly leaning toward Seattle, with early bettors driving the line upward
Brookhaven Homeowners Offered Flood Buyouts Under Blue Buffers
Brookhaven families living in some of the community’s most flood-prone neighborhoods are being invited to take part in a new state-funded voluntary buyout effort designed to reduce long-term flood risk and restore vulnerable coastal land.
Six Local Artists Featured at MMS Library.
The work of six local artists are on display at the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Community Library on William Floyd Parkway.
Long Island Ducks Sold to Texas Company
The Long Island Ducks have been a staple on the Island for decades, but a major change was announced this week. The Ducks will no longer be a Long Island–owned business after longtime owner Frank Boulton sold the team to a Texas-based company. REV Entertainment, the official sports and entertainment company of the Texas Rangers, has purchased the Long Island Ducks. In its press release, REV stated, “The acquisition of the winningest franchise in Atlantic League history — and a four-time league champion (2004, 2012, 2013, 2019) — marks a significant expansion of REV’s growing team ownership portfolio.”
Coach Longo is Back on the Sidelines
The winningest coach in Suffolk County football history has chosen a new school. Paul Longo will take over the football program at Shoreham-Wading River following his legendary career at William Floyd. Longo is expected to be officially named the Wildcats’ new head football coach pending approval by the Shoreham-Wading River Board of Education later this week.
What a Week for McCormick
Bay Shore Girls Varsity Indoor Track standout Maggie McCormick has earned national recognition for her remarkable performances, being voted National Girls Indoor Performer of the Week in MileSplit USA’s poll for the week of December 29, 2025, through January 4, 2026. A closer look at her accomplishments during that span makes it easy to understand why she received the honor.
Magic and Mickey for William Floyd Cheer
The William Floyd High School varsity cheerleading team has secured a spot at the National High School Cheerleading Championship (NHSCC) in Orlando, Florida, after finishing sixth place at the UCA Regional competition.
More Records Fall for Pat-Med Track
There was another record setting weekend this past week for the Patchogue-Medford School District. The High School indoor boys track and field standouts Evan Fraser and Colin Jennings broke three long-standing school records, marking an exciting moment for the program during the winter season.
Priced Out: Long Island’s Housing Reality
Affordability crisis hits homeownership hard on Long Island.
Sen. Murray Honors Holbrook Veteran’s 100th Birthday
New York State Senator Dean Murray joined residents in Holbrook to celebrate a milestone few reach: the 100th birthday of World War II veteran Robert Scollon.
Pedestrian Killed in Route 347 Crash Identified
Police have identified the pedestrian killed in a car crash on Route 347 in Lake Grove as Elizabeth Jensen, 46, who was described as undomiciled, meaning she was homeless or did not have a permanent address.
Eastport Elementary Again Named a Top NY School
Eastport Elementary School has once again been recognized as one of New York State’s top elementary schools, earning a ranking from U.S. News & World Report for 2026.
World Champion Beatboxer Inspires Connetquot Singers
World champion beatboxer and Connetquot High School alumna Kaila Mullady returned to her hometown roots recently, leading a dynamic workshop with the Seventh Street Singers, the school’s auditioned modern a cappella group.
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The World Is Coming to America: FIFA World Cup 2026 Arrives at the Perfect Moment
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is finally here, and let me tell you something, folks: there is no better backdrop for this global celebration than the United States of America, especially the crown jewel region of New York and New Jersey.