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Zeldin Details Mission to ‘Right the Wrongs’ at the EPA
The latest from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin
Natural Pest Control at Historic Manor of St. George
Insects don’t stand a chance against these birds.
William Floyd girls’ varsity swim team prepares for 2025 fall season
The William Floyd girls’ varsity swimming team is preparing for the upcoming 2025 season under the leadership of head coach Taylor Connor.
Golden Ticket for the Golden Flashes! Sayville HS Named One of Nation’s Best
Just ahead of the 2025-2026 school year, the Sayville School District learned it had earned one incredible honor to celebrate.
City employees sue New York City over employee COVID-19 vaccine mandates
Three individuals have filed a lawsuit against the City of New York and its departments, challenging the city's COVID-19 vaccine mandates for employees.
Chinese investor sues Broadway Licensing Group over alleged financial misconduct
A Chinese investor has filed a lawsuit against several theatrical licensing companies and individuals, alleging financial misconduct that resulted in significant personal losses.
Esketamine Program Offers New Option for Treatment-resistant Depression
Individuals suffering from depression that haven’t responded to other treatments may be eligible for an esketamine program at Northwell’s Mather Hospital.
New Jersey Contractor Bilks Suffolk County Workers
Geraldo DeAlmeida, owner of R&L Concrete, Inc, plead guilty and will pay back $99,671 he illegally withheld from his employees on a project for Longwood Central School District.
Yankees Will Host the Mets on the 25th Anniversary of 9-11
The Major League Baseball schedule makers got one right in a big way. The MLB schedule for 2026 was released this week and while many fan bases are skimming through the schedule to see how the schedule makers hurt their team with travel or road trips and the like, the schedule makers made sure to get the most important date right.
The Yankees Schedule Takes a Toll on Fans Emotions
The New York Yankees this season seem to have been playing with fans emotions from one series to the next. It's like a yo-yo with doom and gloom, followed by blue skies and rainbows, but as a fan it's hard not to get caught up in the up and down.
Long Island State Veterans Home adds Tovertafel consoles with support from local Lions Clubs
The Long Island State Veterans Home (LISVH) at Stony Brook University has received $30,000 from local Lions Clubs to purchase two Tovertafel game consoles.
Moriches Elementary issues Title I Compact outlining roles for families in student success
Moriches Elementary School has released its Title I Compact for the 2025-26 school year, outlining the roles and responsibilities of the school, parents, and students in supporting student achievement.
Dress for Success Brookhaven receives clothing donation to aid local women
Dress for Success Brookhaven recently received a donation of professional women’s clothing from the Wonder Women of Dime, an affinity group at Dime Community Bank.
Stony Brook welcomes new students with annual day of community service
More than 300 new students at Stony Brook University participated in community service as part of their introduction to campus life.
Stony Brook University Hospital earns national honors again for stroke and heart care
Stony Brook University Hospital has received recognition from the American Heart Association for its performance in stroke and cardiac care.
Stony Brook nurse awarded inaugural SUNY Healthcare Educator Scholarship
Kelly Ade, a nurse at Stony Brook University Hospital, has been named one of the 12 recipients of the inaugural SUNY Healthcare Educator Scholarship.
Altice Shifts Brookhaven’s Public Access Channel from 18 to 1310; Panico Protests
Brookhaven channel demoted.
Paws of War Hosts Retirement for K9 Vet, Reunites Him with Original Handler
This year marked five years of active service for Remco, who was congratulated by a sea of Veterans, first-responders, Martucci’s family and general supporters of Paws of War and their greater mission at hand.
William Floyd Elementary outlines Title I parent involvement efforts
William Floyd Elementary School has released information about its Title I program, which is designed to foster collaboration between the school community and parents.
Stony Brook University Hospital receives national awards for stroke and cardiac care
Stony Brook University Hospital (SBUH) has been recognized by the American Heart Association for its ongoing efforts in delivering high-quality care to patients with cardiovascular and stroke conditions.
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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.
Section XI Reps Named for NYPHSAA Council
Section XI representatives Bayla Goldberg & Charlie Carter have been asked to serve on the New York State Public High School Athletic Association Student Athlete Advisory Council.
The Fantasy Baseball Experience - Those September Closers
As we head into October there are some tired arms in the bullpen and getting those last few saves could mean the difference between a championship and finishing out of the money.