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Former employees allege Zen Ramen & Sushi violated wage laws
A group of former employees filed a lawsuit against a New York restaurant chain, alleging labor law violations.
South Shore Press in Rarefied Air with Trump Endorsement
The South Shore Press has set itself apart from the national media by endorsing Donald J. Trump for reelection. For the first time in decades, outlets from coast to coast have either declined to endorse his opponent or did not choose at all.
Mt. Sinai and Port Jefferson Harbors Home to 50,000 Oysters
.The 20 mm oysters were donated to the Coastal Steward, a not-for-profit group that volunteers for the Town of Brookhaven. The Coastal Steward then grows the oysters as part of their Mariculture Restoration Program until they plant them in October on a Town Management Area in Port Jefferson Harbor.
Supervisor Panico's team triumphs in local youth basketball tournament
On October 24, a "3-on-3 Basketball Tournament" took place at William Floyd High School Gymnasium in Mastic Beach.
Stony Brook partners with SUNY Suffolk for student transfer program
Stony Brook University has secured a $500,000 grant from the American Talent Initiative's College Excellence Program and Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Rocky Point McDonald's reopens after complete renovation
On October 26, the Rocky Point McDonald's located at 463 Route 25A reopened after undergoing a complete renovation.
Councilwoman Bonner attends annual Rocky Point Historical Tea event
On October 27, Councilwoman Jane Bonner attended the Rocky Point Historical Society's 26th Annual Tea held at the North Shore Beach Clubhouse in Rocky Point.
Election 2024: Who's on First
Early voting all this week will culminate on Election Day, November 5, when the public will decide on a new president and who represents them in Washington and Albany. On the ballot will be former President Donald Trump vs. Vice President Kamala Harris, along with candidates for Congress, the state Senate and Assembly, and various judicial offices.
Nearly 200 Restaurants Aid Families of West Babylon Car Crash Victims Through 'Long Island Pizza Strong'
According to "Long Island Pizza Strong," $5 for every pizza sold by restaurants participating that day would go directly to the families of the victims—which included Bella Trezza, 17, and Riley Goot, 18.
Plaintiff accuses Rent The Runway execs of misleading investors during IPO
The lawsuit filed by Rangan Bandyopadhyay against Rent the Runway, Inc. and its leadership alleges significant misconduct related to misleading statements during the company's initial public offering (IPO) in October 2021.
Crayola sues Jetson Electric Bikes for Breach of Contract
Crayola Properties has taken legal action against Jetson Electric Bikes over alleged breaches of a licensing agreement involving unauthorized sales under its trademark post-expiration date. Filed in New York federal court on October 16th, Crayola seeks compensatory damages alongside injunctive relief to prevent further unauthorized use of its brand name by Jetson.
The Musk Factor
Outside of President Donald Trump, another personality recognized worldwide is entrepreneur and inventor Elon Musk, who has hit the campaign trail to help make the 45th president of the United States the 47th.
Kamala Harris Broke America. Donald Trump Will Fix It.
Bank your vote. Do not wait to cast your ballot. Head to your early polling place now to vote for Donald J. Trump for President of the United States.
Gas Heating Bills Expected to be Higher this Winter
The New York Public Service Commission (PSC) released its projections saying that gas bills will be higher this winter, but those with electric heat will experience a bit of a break.
Reporter Appalled by Anti-Trump Bias
After 43 years as a reporter, I'm appalled by what has come over the profession. Rather than cover the news, the vast majority of my counterparts in the mainstream media are fixated on vilifying Donald Trump and pushing anything and everything that runs counter to his Make America Great Again agenda.
Trump Turns Key to the City
When he took over as America's 45th President, they did everything they could to kneecap his administration. He was subjected to a steady stream of media hits and censored. They said he was a Russian asset and launched a special counsel investigation. They unleashed a barrage of lawfare against him and impeached him twice. They tried to keep him off the ballot. And when all that didn't stop Donald Trump from running for reelection, they tried to kill him, twice.
William Floyd Schools Responds Decisively To Student with a Handgun in the High School
After a recent incident involving a handgun in the Wm. Floyd High School, the District moved quickly to implement safety and detection measures to protect students and staff.
Family of LI Businesswoman Who Tragically Died in 2022 House Fire to Grand Open a Dairy Queen in Mastic-Shirley
It may be Halloween-time, but kids who have developed a penchant for the alternative to the McDonald's, Wendy's and Burger King triumvirate need not fret nor be frightened over the new day that has dawned. The in-town survey says: c'est la vie to the days where the whole family must cram into the not-so-minivan to seek out their beloved queen in Medford, East Northport, St. James, even so far as Massapequa, and so forth.
Early Voting Underway in Suffolk
Offered annually for those who cannot make it to the polls on the first Tuesday of November and wish not to mail in their selections, eligible voters have plenty of sites to pick from when completing their right of action constitutionally afforded their way when they turned 18.
Higgs boson topic explored at upcoming Brookhaven Lecture
Particle physicists continue to explore fundamental questions about the universe, including its origins and composition.
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Letters to the Editor: Library Trustees Thank Taxpayers for Victories
I’m deeply grateful to the residents of the Mastics-Moriches-Shirley Library District for approving the library budget, as well as for re-electing me.
State Mandated Safe Boating Courses Coming Up
Long Islanders out on the water are looking to stay safe this summer.
South Shore Press Reporter Makes a Stop at the Grand Canyon
South Shore Press Reporter Robert Chartuk makes a stop at the Grand Canyon.