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Leavitt says Americans still deserve answers on Butler shooting
The President was almost killed and yet, months later, the people are still looking for answers.
I’m thankful for the golf cart scenes in “Hall Pass”
The general public does not consider the raunchy R-rated studio comedy one of the bona fide classics in the brotherly moviemaking duo’s shared filmography, which also includes “Dumb and Dumber” and “There’s Something About Mary.” However, my friends and I sure do.
Rev. Minson’s new book honors America’s protectors
He was the Chaplain at Ground Zero and now Rev. Bill Minson shares his experiences in a new book.
Alex vs. A-Rod: Dawn of Justice
With Rodriguez on board for the deep dive, the documentary posits there were two sides to the 3-time Major Leauge Baseball MVP that were in constant clash.
Rink of dreams: Smithtown hockey player determined post-NDE
Doctors feared Connor Dubeau would not be able to walk again after he shattered the C4 bone in his neck diving into Gilgo Beach waters just this past summer.
Suffolk sheriff unveils powerful prisoner memoir exhibit
Incarceration does not have to be an ending—it can also mark the beginning of a new chapter in one’s life.
What to do about fire trucks and the Smith Point Bridge?
Mastic Beach Fire Department plans for how to get a fire truck to the other side of the bridge.
William Floyd School District honors veterans with student-led activities
Schools in the William Floyd School District marked Veterans Day by organizing a range of activities and projects to honor military veterans.
Stony Brook Medicine launches large-scale PTSD prevention program for first responders
Stony Brook Medicine is leading a new initiative aimed at preventing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among first responders.
Planet Pooch Mobile faces legal action for alleged telemarketing violations
A class action lawsuit accuses Planet Pooch Mobile, Inc. of violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) by sending unsolicited telemarketing messages to numbers listed on the National Do Not Call Registry.
Polyloom Corporation sues nonprofit over claims about artificial turf safety
Polyloom Corporation of America has taken legal action against a nonprofit organization and several individuals, accusing them of disseminating false information about the safety and environmental impact of artificial turf.
Glenn says Boyd is upbeat after shooting
New York Jets coach Aaron Glenn says he has spoken with Kris Boyd and is confident the cornerback and special teams standout will be OK after being shot in midtown Manhattan early Sunday morning.
ESM's newcomer Maddie Laezza keeps impressing
Eastport–South Manor junior Maddie Laezza delivered another remarkable performance this past weekend, placing second in 17 minutes, 15.2 seconds in the Class B 5K race at the NYSPHSAA Public School State Championships at Queensbury High School. With this impressive finish, she has officially qualified for the prestigious State Federation Championships, which will be held this weekend at Bowdoin Park in Wappingers Falls.
Retooled Hills West gunning for another title
Last season, the Hills West Girls Volleyball Team clinched the NYSPHSAA Class AA Championship by defeating Fayetteville–Manlius in five games at the state tournament in Glens Falls, New York, earning the school’s very first state championship. That historic victory set a new standard for the program, and this year’s team has continued to build on that remarkable success
It's a 4-peat for Port Jeff
For the fourth consecutive year, the Port Jefferson Royals Girls Volleyball Team has been crowned County Champions, further solidifying their status as one of the most dominant programs in the region.
Danielle Gresalfi wins coach of the year
Sachem North’s Danielle Gresalfi has been officially named the Suffolk County Class A Cheer Game Day Coach of the Year, an honor that highlights her exceptional leadership, dedication, and unwavering commitment to her athletes.
SWR Cheerleading finishes strong in the championship
The Shoreham–Wading River Wildcats Game Day Cheerleading Team were named the runners-up at this year’s NYSPHSAA Game Day State Championships, marking another milestone in what has quickly become an impressive and rapidly growing program. The team has performed incredibly well throughout the season, showing dedication, spirit, and skill as they continued to build upon last year’s success. After placing fourth in 2023, the Wildcats made a significant leap this year, finishing second in Class C with an outstanding score of 85.90
Ward Melville cruises to the title game
The Ward Melville Patriots brought their A-game in every facet this weekend, dominating from start to finish as they crushed Sachem North in the Suffolk County Playoffs.
Ward Melville impresses at the State Tournament
The Ward Melville boys cross country team delivered an outstanding performance at the NYSPHSAA Championships this weekend, finishing an impressive second overall in the state.
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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.
Sayville Football Earns Rutgers Trophy
Sayville Football has won the Rutgers Trophy, awarded to the best team in Suffolk County. The Golden Flashes capped off an unforgettable season by finishing 12-0, securing their eighth Long Island Championship and bringing home the seventh Rutgers Trophy in program history. Sayville earned this prestigious honor at the Suffolk County Football Coaches Association dinner, where the program was officially recognized as Suffolk’s most outstanding team.
William Floyd Cleans Up at the Awards Dinner
The William Floyd Colonials football program had a big night this week earning a host of honors at the annual Suffolk County Football Coaches Association awards dinner held at the Hyatt Regency in Hauppauge.