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VFW Post 6249 fights for our veterans
Fresh from hosting its 18th Wounded Warrior Golf Outing at the Rock Course in Wading River, VFW Post 6249 continues to advocate for the needs of local and national veterans.
Terrorism expert appointed to strengthen Suffolk security
Acknowledging the terrorism threat, Suffolk appoints expert to the police department.
LI Cares Food Bank names new CEO
New President and CEO Katherine M. Fritz previously served as the organization’s vice president for development and communications.
Spooky October at Cinema Arts Centre
As part of their Spooky October Series, the Huntington arthouse community theater will screen Universal horror classics “Frankenstein” and “Bride of Frankenstein” back to back on Thursday, October 16 at 7 p.m.
Trump Restores Columbus Day, reverses indigenous holiday
No more Indigenous Peoples Day: Trump switches it back to Columbus.
East Moriches water main upgrade improves flow and quality
Better water on tap for East Moriches thanks to new main installation.
Port Jefferson coach wins prestigious award
The Port Jefferson School District has announced that physical education teacher and coach Andrew Cosci has been named the recipient of the Jill Nees-Russell Power of One Award
Ducks rack up post season awards
The season may have ended for the Long Island Ducks, but the awards keep coming after another successful campaign.
Brookhaven hosts second annual resource fair for veterans
The Town of Brookhaven Department of General Services, in collaboration with the Suffolk County Veterans Services Agency, organized the second annual Veterans Resource Fair on October 6 at Brookhaven Town Hall.
Study links higher WTC exposure to increased lung cancer risk in responders
A recent study led by researchers at the Stony Brook WTC Health and Wellness Program has found that World Trade Center (WTC) responders with higher levels of toxic exposure at Ground Zero after the September 11 attacks have a significantly...
Brookhaven is holding a Thanksgiving food drive
Brookhaven’s Youth Bureau INTERFACE Program’s Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive will run from October 14 to November 13.
Hochul record, Commie Mamdani backing, cost her dearly in polls
“Bending the knee” to Commie Mandami costing Gov. Hochul.
Long Island Expressway restoration project is finally over!
A six-mile stretch of the Long Island Expressway has been restored.
Secret Service helps bust Suffolk clothing theft crime ring
Two criminal organizations have been charged in the theft of over half a million pounds of clothing donated to an international charity.
Belinda Alvarez-Groneman honored for lifetime of public service
The Deputy Police Commissioner is a Woman of Distinction.
Hill East girls' tennis finishes unbeaten
The Half Hollow Hills East Varsity Girls Tennis Team has officially clinched the division title for the third straight year, continuing an incredible era of dominance for the program.
The Rock. Kerr. Blunt. Safdie. THE SMASHING MACHINE
Everyone with two eyes and a heart can smell what The Rock and A24 are cooking: dramatic performance respectability finally due Dwayne Johnson’s way.
Yogi inspires the largest game of catch
When he was alive, Yogi Berra influenced countless baseball fans in many ways. Now, even in death, he continues to inspire people to pick up a glove and toss around a baseball — so much so that his legacy has helped set a new world record.
DOGE Report: Energy Department saves over $7.5 Billion
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced the termination of 321 financial awards supporting 223 projects, resulting in a savings of approximately $7.56 billion dollars for American taxpayers.
Brookhaven completes resurfacing and drainage upgrades on Whiskey Road
The Brookhaven Town Highway Department has completed resurfacing a 2.3-mile section of Whiskey Road, stretching from Ridge Road in Ridge to County Road 21 in Middle Island.
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MLB Star Visits Pat-Med
Eagle Elementary School in the Patchogue-Medford School District recently welcomed local children’s author Angela O’Hoppe for a special visit that combined storytelling, inspiration, and an unforgettable surprise. Joining her was her son, Logan O’Hoppe, catcher for the Los Angeles Angels, making the event especially memorable for students and staff.