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House Boutique Opens New Main Street Location in Port Jefferson
Local leaders marked the opening of a new retail business in Port Jefferson as House Boutique celebrated its relocation to Main Street with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Blizzard Slams Brookhaven, Suffolk Under State of Emergency
The Town of Brookhaven declared a state of emergency as a major winter storm was forecast to bring heavy snow and blizzard conditions, prompting travel bans, service cancellations and widespread facility closures.
Ray Tierney and the Return of Law and Order
Why the Suffolk District Attorney matters now more than ever.
Weng on Silk Road Reverie at Seuket library: 'Music and dance are among the best ways to celebrate the new year'
The Emma S. Clark Memorial Library in Setauket will host a Lunar New Year celebration featuring “Silk Road Reverie: A Journey in Dance and Rhythm” on Saturday, Feb. 7, inviting Suffolk County residents to explore the history and cultural exchange of the ancient Silk Road through dance and live percussion.
History vs. Hollywood: Baseball, World War II, and Goodfellas
They came alive on the big screen.
Sunrise Wind and the Ghost of Shoreham
Sunrise Wind is shaping up to be another multi-billion dollar energy debacle.
How Can My Estate Plan Protect My Spouse?
Don’t leave your spouse, or your estate, unprotected.
Dark Web Drug Dealer Gets 15 Years in Prison
A Centereach woman who operated a large-scale narcotics business on the dark web under the name “MamaKnowsBrown” has been sentenced to 15 years in prison
High School Art Show Highlights Student Talent
SCALA, the Suffolk County Art Leaders Association, will once again spotlight the work of some of the county’s most talented young artists when it hosts its annual High School All County and Scholarship Show next month in Babylon.
Plaintiffs Challenge NYC Education Department Over Mandatory Vaccination Policies
Two residents have filed a lawsuit against NYC authorities over mandatory vaccination policies, claiming these mandates infringe upon constitutional rights and cultural beliefs.
Entertainment Manager Accuses Attorney of Conflict Over Iconic Band Name Rights
A lawsuit filed by Lawrence Marshak highlights a bitter dispute over the rights to use the iconic band name “The Drifters.” Allegations against attorney Eric Sommers include failing to disclose conflicts while representing both Marshak and an heir...
New Yorkers Accuse City's Licensing System Over Firearm Permit Delays
Four New Yorkers have taken legal action against their city over alleged prolonged delays in processing firearm licenses by the NYPD License Division.
Suffolk DA: Five Indicted in Violent Motorcycle Gang Melee
Five men allegedly affiliated with rival motorcycle clubs have been indicted on gang assault and related charges stemming from a violent midday confrontation that erupted along Sunrise Highway in Lindenhurst in September 2025
Nine Alleged Lowndes Block Gang Members Indicted in Suffolk
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced a 53-count indictment charging nine alleged members and associates of the Lowndes Block Gang
Hamlet Gets Dance-Theater Makeover at Stony Brook
Stony Brook University’s Staller Center will present a family-friendly dance-theater version of "The Tragedy of Hamlet" starting Friday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m.
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Not A Lot of Games, But Plenty of Production
Over the course of a fantasy baseball season, there are always a few players who slip through the cracks despite putting up strong numbers. Sometimes it is because they lack name recognition. Other times it is because they play a position that tends to be overlooked. Most often, however, fantasy managers simply forget about a player who missed time with an injury and focus only on the overall statistics.