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Warrior Ranch Keeps Cool Thanks to Caring Community
Veterans and others who served their country now have a cool place to hang out, thanks to the donation of a new air conditioning system at the Warrior Ranch in Calverton.
Water Rescue Squad at the Ready
Water rescue drills were conducted by the members of the Mastic Beach Fire Department on Wednesday, including practice with a new sonar device that allows them to see underwater.
Man on the Street: Convention
Convention in full swing, the South Shore Press asked some of our local officials
Local Leaders Across Suffolk County React to Biden Bowing Out
the voters who witnessed his debate debacle against Donald
Smithtown Fire Department serves as color guard at Mets vs Blue Jays game
The Smithtown Fire Department had the opportunity to serve as the color guard during the national anthems at a baseball game between the New York Mets and the Toronto Blue Jays.
Resiliency Plan Will Bolster Suffolk's Coast
Suffolk's coast will be bolstered under a plan announced last week by County Executive Ed Romaine. Phase 1 of a $1.3 million Coastal Resiliency Program aims to protect the mainland and improve water quality and wildlife habitat at three county-owned sites in Westhampton Beach and East Islip.
Joseph Mazzarella, 90, A True Pioneer
Family and friends are mourning the loss of Joseph Mazzarella, who came to the U.S. from Italy in 1960, raised a family, and became a pillar of his community.
Shirley Man Plants Trump Sign Garden
Some people keep their politics to themselves, but not Bob Belonzi of Shirley: he puts it all out there for the world to see. Drivers passing by his house on William Floyd Parkway can't t miss his signs supporting Donald Trump and making his thoughts known on his opponent, Joe Biden.
Suffolk Sewer Plan Now Up to the Voters
Suffolk officials have done their part, and now it's up to the voters to approve a sales tax increase to fund a long-range plan to protect the county's water through massive investments in sewers and private cesspool upgrades.
From the Streets of Suffolk County: Trump Assassination Reaction
infamy alongside the assassination
Emergency response drill simulates train-vehicle collision with injuries
A drill simulating a collision between a train and a vehicle, involving injured patients, is scheduled to take place.
Stop & Shop Bails Out of Coram, Announces Closure of 32 Stores
Shoppers in Coram will have one less option as Stop & Shop has announced the closure of its store on Middle Country Road as part of a downsizing affecting three other Long Island locations and many more in the Northeast.
Charity Regatta Ready to Set Sail
Last year's Regatta raised more than $100,000, which was divided between Mather Hospital and the Lustgarten Foundation. The event has raised almost $960,000 over 14 years and is poised to reach $1 million in donations this year.
Panico Picks Up a Paddle to Promote Pickleball
The Town of Brookhaven is now home to eleven courts where plenty of people can play America's fastest growing sport: pickleball.
Davis Town Meeting House Now Open for Tours
Town of Brookhaven Clerk Kevin LaValle stopped by the Lester Davis Town Meeting House to meet with the leaders of the cultural gem.
Senator in Suffolk Seeking Support for Brain Injury Bill
U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand was in Suffolk Friday, meeting with veterans and local officials to rally support for her bill to address traumatic brain injuries caused by soldiers firing their own weapons, the "Signature Wound of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Brazen Bandits Busted for Smashing and Grabbing ATMs
Two men were busted for going on an ATM theft spree in March, accused of breaking into multiple businesses in Brookhaven and Islip to steal the cash dispensers.
He Tried to Kill a Cop. Now A Coram Man Will Spend 25 Years in Prison
He Tried to Kill a Cop. Now He'll Spend 25 Years in Prison
Church to Host Blood Drive
If you're interested in donating blood, you must make an appointment first.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
Unlicensed Contractor Charged for Presenting Forged Islip Permit to Great River Client
The owner of Tool Time Construction, Inc. allegedly committed false advertising when he claimed he had secured proper permitting to conduct business within the Town of Islip.
Suffolk GOP Passes Term Limit Preservation Act in Response to State Election Mandate
It’s war between the Suffolk Republicans and Albany Democrats over controlling local elections.