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Ward Melville's Celebrates Winter Awards
The Ward Melville High School community took time to celebrate a standout winter sports season during last week’s Board of Education meeting. Executive Director of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Athletics Kevin Finnerty joined the Board of Education in recognizing the achievements of the school’s winter athletic teams.
Blakeman Surges as Hochul Lead Shrinks
Governor Kathy Hochul’s re-election bid may be entering more dangerous territory than expected.
Magician Thune Makes Senate Disappear
Senators vanish without voting on the Save America Act.
Bay Shore Track and Field Recognized
Members of the Bay Shore Boys and Girls Varsity Track and Field Teams were recently recognized with postseason honors, capping off an impressive winter season filled with standout performances.
An Early No Hitter for Cogliano
The season may just be getting underway for Suffolk County baseball teams, but Smithtown East Bulls already have a highlight to remember. Pitcher Dylan Cogliano delivered a dominant performance this past week, throwing a no-hitter in an 11-0 road victory over Newfield Wolverines.
The Seawolves Visit the Next Generation
Students in Mrs. Frole’s third-grade class at Minnesauke Elementary School received a special visit this past week, as members of the Stony Brook Seawolves Men’s Lacrosse stopped by to share an important lesson on teamwork.
Battle of the Schools Returns to Longwood
After a seven-year absence, one of the most beloved traditions in the Longwood Central School District made its long-awaited return, as the “Battle of the Schools” brought energy, laughter and community spirit back in full force.
Heros of the Game to Return This Year
One of Long Island’s most meaningful sports traditions is set to return this season, as the Long Island Ducks have announced the revival of their “Heroes of the Game” program for 2026.
Men Are Banned from Competing Against Woman
The International Olympic Committee has announced a new eligibility guideline that is already generating strong reactions across the sports world. Under the policy, which is set to take effect for the 2028 Olympic Games, participation in female events will be limited to biological females.
Sachem Gets New Fields
A new era has officially begun for Sachem softball, as Sachem East High School and Sachem North High School unveiled their brand-new turf fields on Opening Day—celebrating the milestone with impressive victories.
The Final Four are Set
Unlike any other sport, simply reaching the Final Four is a major accomplishment for most programs. In college basketball, the Final Four carries a different weight than winning a division or just making the playoffs—it represents surviving the long, grueling road of the NCAA Tournament and earning a spot on the sport’s biggest stage.
ESM Honor Society Runs for a Great Cause
Dedicated members of Eastport-South Manor National Honor Society and Eastport-South Manor National Junior Honor Society took part in a meaningful community event last week, lacing up their running shoes for the Andrew’s Top Gun Run 5K.
NYPD Upends the FDNY
The annual battle between New York’s Finest and Bravest returned to the ice this week, as the 52nd Annual Heroes Hockey Game delivered another exciting chapter in one of the city’s most spirited rivalries.
DHS Funding Fight Hits Travelers Where It Hurts
Security Suffers As DHS Funding Falls Short.
The Golden Goose is Back
The Final Four is officially set, and while the matchups are drawing plenty of excitement, one storyline continues to stand out—oddsmakers still don’t seem fully convinced by the remarkable run of Danny Hurley and the UConn Huskies.
SCOPE Honors 192 at Annual School Awards Dinner
More than 900 educators, administrators and community members gathered at Villa Lombardi’s for SCOPE Education Services’ 25th annual School District Awards Dinner, an evening dedicated to honoring those who serve Long Island’s schools.
Suffolk Courts Honor Women’s Leadership and Legacy
Suffolk County courts marked Women’s History Month with a major celebration honoring the leadership, achievements, and lasting impact of women across the legal community.
Pol Praises Police and Prosecutors on Gang Bust
New York State Senator Dean Murray is praising local law enforcement and prosecutors following a major gang takedown in Suffolk County, calling the operation a clear example of the importance of cooperation across agencies.
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Hunter Business School Marks 20 Years In Medford
Hunter Business School marks 20 years in Medford, celebrating thousands of graduates and a legacy of hands-on training that continues to shape Long Island’s workforce.