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Local Chamber Encourages Holiday Cheer With Decor Contest
Chamber to award businesses who light up our lives this holiday season.
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Undergoes Trump-Ordered Overhaul
Trump drains the pool, drains the swamp.
101-Year-Old WWII Pilot Returns to the Skies
World War II pilot heads back into the skies at age 101.
DiCaprio Finishes Best in Suffolk
Nicholas DiCaprio finished 15th in the Class B NYSPHSAA Championships held in Queensbury, New York. He was the top finisher from Suffolk County, earning All-State recognition for his outstanding performance.
Pabst Landmark Poured Generations of Local History
After three generations, the Mentz Family is still in the beer business.
Spallina is the Cover Girl
Alexa Spallina is the new cover girl of Inside Lacrosse, gracing the front of the magazine as one of the nation’s most exciting rising stars. The Mount Sinai standout was officially named the No. 1 incoming freshman in the country this week by Inside Lacrosse, a recognition that further solidifies her status as one of the most decorated recruits to ever emerge from Long Island.
Bet on Burrow?
After all the turkey and stuffing were eaten and the holiday delivered great family memories, there was still one more game to be played — and Joe Burrow reminded everyone why the Bengals shouldn’t be counted out this season. Many questioned whether Burrow should return to what was widely considered a lost season, but with their upset win, the Bengals are suddenly alive in a very weak AFC North race. Cincinnati entered the Thanksgiving Day game as more than a touchdown underdog, and not only did they cover the big spread, they won outright.
Outpouring of Generosity on the South Shore
Dedicated organizations and generous supporters make sure no one goes without a Thanksgiving meal.
ESM's Soccer Star Plays for Ireland
Maeve Gayer, a standout senior at Eastport-South Manor, has earned an extraordinary honor by being selected to represent the Ireland U19 Women’s National Soccer Team.
Tallmadge Raid Anniversary Highlights Long Island’s Revolutionary Legacy
A Revolutionary hero: Major Benjamin Tallmadge.
Little Red Schoolhouse Gets Community Boost
Grassroots to save the Little Red Schoolhouse.
Crime Victims Roundtable Urges Statewide Reforms
When it comes to taking care of crime victims, statewide reforms are needed.
Stony Brook University hosts second annual accounting case competition
Stony Brook University’s College of Business held its second annual Accounting Case Competition in early November, providing students with an opportunity to apply their accounting knowledge to a real-world business scenario.
Stony Brook Future Teachers Association connects students with experienced educators at annual event
Last Monday, Stony Brook University’s Future Teachers Association (FTA) held its fourth annual Teacher Meet and Greet, bringing together teacher education students and experienced educators from the local area.
Four William Floyd High School juniors chosen for eVoco choral performance
Four juniors from William Floyd High School have been selected to perform with the eVoco Voice Collective, a choral ensemble recognized for its focus on combining poetry and music through group singing.
CNN senior producer Matthew Moskowitz discusses career journey during visit to Stony Brook University
Students at Stony Brook University's School of Communication and Journalism recently participated in a live, student-run interview event featuring Matthew Moskowitz, a senior producer at CNN and alumnus of the university.
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Are We Ready to Platoon Pitching?
Successful fantasy baseball managers are always looking for ways to gain an edge, and one of the oldest strategies in the game is taking advantage of splits. Savvy owners have long used platoons, pairing hitters who mash left-handed pitching with those who excel against righties. Others look for favorable ballparks, making sure to start players when they're at Coors Field or in other hitter-friendly environments.