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Former executives accused of fraudulent revenue inflation in online pharmacy scheme
In a significant legal development within the pharmaceutical sector, the SEC has filed a complaint against three former executives alleging they deceived investors about their company's financial health, resulting in losses exceeding $170 million.The complaint details how fake prescriptions inflated revenues leading to investor losses after bankruptcy proceedings.
Plaintiff alleges false arrest against law enforcement agencies over assault charges
Adnan Sheikh has filed a civil rights lawsuit against multiple law enforcement agencies alleging false arrest and malicious prosecution following an incident at JFK Airport where he was wrongfully accused of assaulting his wife. The case seeks $7 million in damages across various counts including failure to intervene and fabrication of evidence.
Walt Whitman Birthplace director of Regency-era waltz: 'There's not a lot of events like this'
Travel back in time to a “Bridgerton”-style ball in a first-of-it-kind fundraiser entitled Waltz Upon a Time at the Walt Whitman birthplace in Huntington Station.
Don't Make The Same Week 2 Mistakes This Week
here is an old saying that the house always wins and sometimes in sports betting that feels like every week. But, this past week was especially bad for the public. Sports book directors were quoted as calling week 2 in the NFL "a bloodbath for the customers" and "our best week in years".
Bigger Government Spending, Bigger Problems: An Analysis of the Federal Deficit
In fiscal year 2024 the United States will produce a $1.9 trillion federal deficit, an issue that continues to stir debate among economists and policymakers alike. According to economic analyst Nancy Lazar of Piper Sandler, this deficit is primarily driven by entitlement programs and interest payments, which are now significantly wider than trend and are having ripple effects across the economy. The growing gap between federal spending and revenue is not just a matter of fiscal policy but is having a profound impact on the nation's long-term growth, private investment, and living standards.
Suffolk County Police To Hold Vehicle Auction
The Suffolk County Police Department Impound Section will hold an auction on September 21 at the
Stony Brook University enhances classroom technology across campuses
Stony Brook University has made substantial upgrades in classroom technology throughout 2024, significantly benefiting both faculty and students. The Classroom Technology and Support Services team has spearheaded these improvements, which are subtly but effectively enhancing the academic experience.
Lindenhurst man pleads guilty to murdering wife
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced today that Ryszard Murawski, 44, of Lindenhurst, has pleaded guilty to Murder in the Second Degree for fatally stabbing his wife, Wioleta Murawski, in her backyard in January.
Juan Jimenez named finalist for Blavatnik Regional Awards
UPTON, N.Y. — The Blavatnik Family Foundation and the New York Academy of Sciences have recognized chemical engineer Juan Jimenez as a finalist in the 2024 Blavatnik Regional Awards for Young Scientists. Jimenez’s catalysis science research at the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory focuses on converting climate change-driving gases into industrially useful materials.
Stony Brook Surgery celebrates 50 years with life-changing operations
The Stony Brook Medicine Department of Surgery is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2024. This milestone marks five decades of surgeons changing and saving lives with skill, innovation, and dedication.
Floyd Academy Principal John DeBenedetto receives Long Island School Hero Award
John DeBenedetto, principal of Floyd Academy, has been selected to receive a Long Island School Hero Award presented by the Long Island Coalition Against Bullying. This award highlights Long Island educators K-12 and beyond who have been inspirational in their roles and continue to go above and beyond by modeling qualities such as empathy, patience, creativity, dedication, leadership, compassion, inclusivity, and respectfulness. Mr. DeBenedetto is one of just 22 educators being honored this year.
Pet owner sues pet supplement company over false advertising claims
Brian Kelly has filed a lawsuit against FoodScience LLC d/b/a VetriScience Laboratories alleging false advertising regarding their GlycoFlex canine joint supplements. The suit seeks financial compensation for misleading claims about the product's efficacy.
Brooklyn resident sues NYPD for alleged civil rights violations
A Brooklyn resident has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of New York and NYPD officers alleging civil rights violations including assault and false imprisonment during an incident last year. The plaintiff seeks compensatory and punitive damages for physical injuries and emotional distress caused by alleged police misconduct.
Parkway Power Bowl
William Floyd won the back and forth battle 36-29. Longwood was down midway through the 4th quarter and drove down the field to score. Down by two points they went for the conversion and the attempt was successful. So, with less than 8 minutes left in the game the fans were treated to a tie game.
Homecoming Weekend Kicks off in Center Moriches
Later in the afternoon, Center Moriches High School held its own pep rally. The fall season athletic teams were each introduced to the crowd while the marching band performed from the stands. Additionally, the homecoming court was introduced to the high school. Throughout the weekend, each of the fall sports teams played their own homecoming game. Additionally, Center Moriches High School held its annual bonfire and students marched in a homecoming parade. Across the district, Center Moriches pride was evident.
Guest Safety Tips: the Importance of Cleaning Your Chimney
Many factors influence the amount of creosote stuck to the walls of your chimney, such as the volume of airflow into your chimney and the burning of improperly seasoned wood, which encourages such a buildup.
The Madden Curse strikes again.
When Christian McCaffrey was tabbed to be the cover of the Madden game this season a collective groan came over 49 land and the fantasy community alike. Those who know, know. EA itself has publicly denied the existence of the curse, which tells you everything you need to know about its popularity.
A Special Day Ends With A W For Rocky Point
The Eagles came away with the victory over the Sharks by a score of 13-12. The crowd was energized and excited to watch the hard hitting and full on defensive display that was being shown off in the first half. The Sharks drove down the field a few times but a timely interception by the Eagles and some key stops kept the game scoreless heading into the half.
Fire Chiefs Encourage Homeowners to Clean Chimneys
Before folks across Suffolk County do that, local firefighters want to alert them to the importance of keeping chimneys clear from debris and soot that built up from the winter before.
Bellport Seniors Earn Prestigious Academic Distinction
Twelve Bellport High School seniors have earned the prestigious AP Capstone designation on their diplomas.
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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.