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Nugent on Hamptons film festival: 'It's an honor to celebrate an esteemed group of accomplished artists'
There's no need to travel all over the world to see the best in cinema. The Hamptons International Film Festival is entering its 32nd year of presenting the planet’s best and brightest flicks at various venues in East Hampton and the surrounding area.
Rentas of Long Island Science Center on drone program: 'Wow is there a lot of interest'
Fun and STEAM education go hand in hand at Long Island Science Center where flying a drone and virtual reality are among the most popular discoveries. There are safety instructions for flying a drone, but children need not be certified to take a craft up in the air in one of two caged enclosures and through an obstacle course, said Program Director Judy Rentas.
Sunrise Wind Cable Work Nears
Work has begun on the 124-mile cable to connect the Sunrise Wind electric generating turbines to the mainland from their location off Montauk Point. Work crews have mustered at the Shirley Marina to facilitate the construction of the 17.5-mile land route from Smith Point Park to a switching station in Holtsville as part of a massive effort to create green energy for Long Island.
A Home Coming Win
Sachem North moved their record to 1-2 with a 31-6 victory against Bay Shore on Saturday. The Flaming Arrows were led by back Lucas Singleton, who scored three rushing touchdowns on the day and had two interceptions.
Delay for New Smith Point Bridge
The signs announcing a new Smith Point Bridge is coming soon have been taken down as the project, previously set to begin in early 2025, will be delayed a year, county officials reported.
Local Officials Talk Traffic
With traffic issues a main concern of local residents, town and county officials detailed recent efforts to keep people moving safely and with less stress.
Mayor of New York City Indicted on Federal Corruption Charges
Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, has been indicted on federal corruption charges, declared his innocence, and vows to fight to the bitter end.
ESM's New Field
The beautifully constructed field includes a turf surface, a rubberized track and bleachers. This stunning renovation is another completed part of the District's Capital Project which began with the 2022, voter-approved Reimagine ESM Bond. This multipurpose field is now available to be used by our junior high school sports teams.
How to install sheet vinyl flooring: A step-by-step guide
Vinyl flooring has evolved significantly since its introduction in 1933. Once seen as a budget-friendly alternative to linoleum, sheet vinyl is now a popular choice for homeowners seeking an affordable and durable flooring option. This type of flooring is also relatively easy to install, making it accessible for DIY enthusiasts.
Local Officials Talk Traffic
With traffic issues a main concern of local residents, town and county officials detailed recent efforts to keep people moving safely and with less stress. 
Spallina Is Making America Proud
Box ScoreJack Hannah ripped an outside shot home just 14 seconds into the game to set the tone and had a first-half hat trick to help the U.S. move out to a 9-6 halftime lead.
Aragona's Comedy Presents: A Fundraiser for Leukemia Lymphoma Society
Stereo Gardens – located at 9 Railroad Avenue in Patchogue — will open its doors to a stacked five-pack of Aragona’s Comedians on Friday—all set to deliver some good laughs for a greater cause.
The Mets vs. MAGA
The New York Mets and Citi Field are being sued by a fan that has said she was racially profiled.
Cheapest E85 gas found in Suffolk County during week ending Sept. 21
1 gas station had the lowest price of E85 gas in cities throughout Suffolk County in the week ending Sept. 21, according to customer reports submitted to GasBuddy.com.
Brookhaven Lab announces 2023 Pinnacle Award winners
In 2023, Brookhaven National Laboratory honored 20 staff members with its highest accolades: the Pinnacle Science & Technology, Engineering, Brookhaven, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, and for the first time, the Distinguished Administrator Awards.
School hosts talk on 'wokeness' with Musa al-Gharbi
On Tuesday, October 8, the School of Communication and Journalism (SoCJ) will host a conversation titled “We were promised social justice. We got symbolic gestures. Why ‘wokeness’ can’t deliver the goods,” featuring Musa al-Gharbi, assistant professor of communication and journalism.
Firefighters respond to early morning blaze on Sandalwood Drive in Smithtown
Smithtown volunteer firefighters responded to a structure fire at 31 Sandalwood Drive early on September 27, 2024.
Stony Brook University hosts annual Supplier Diversity Fair
Stony Brook University’s Office of Procurement hosted its annual Supplier Diversity Fair on September 25. The event saw participation from about 30 exhibitors and over 200 faculty and staff members.
Elementary students celebrate creativity on International Dot Day
Students in Ms. Strull’s class displayed their dots created on International Dot Day. Second-grade students in Ms. Strull, Mrs. Mocera, and Ms. Verderosa’s classes at William Floyd Elementary School recently celebrated "International Dot Day." They created their own dots using positive and negative space in the school STEM lab with Mrs. Baumiller.
Science & Technology Awards honor five researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory
The Science & Technology Awards were presented to recognize distinguished contributions to the Laboratory's science and technology objectives. The 2023 recipients are as follows:
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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.