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William Floyd Golf Tournament Awards Record-Breaking 30 Scholarships

The annual William Floyd Scholarship Golf Tournament reached a milestone this year, awarding a record-breaking 30 scholarships to graduating students while bringing community leaders, sponsors and supporters together to invest in local youth.

By Stefan Mychajliw · August 11, 2026

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StudioTST Debuts at America First Warehouse

Mike Loftus leads a lineup of local comedians as new entertainment platform takes aim at mainstream Hollywood.

By Robert Chartuk · August 11, 2026

Local

Jail Song Takes No Prisoners

Conservative comedian Mike Loftus delivers a biting musical send-up of Washington, the FBI and some of America’s most prominent political figures.

By Robert Chartuk · August 11, 2026

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Woodstock Spirit Lives On In Doctor’s Gift

Long Island philanthropist turns memories of the legendary festival into support for a new generation of young artists and musicians.

By Robert Chartuk · August 11, 2026

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Suffolk DA Names New Communications Director

Anna Sokol brings years of public affairs experience as DA’s office continues handling high-profile criminal cases.

By Robert Chartuk · August 10, 2026

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Construction Worker Killed, Two Injured in Nesconset Work Zone Crash

A vehicle struck three paving crew members early Monday; the driver was taken into custody

By Gail Wynand · August 10, 2026

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Alzheimer’s Foundation Donates Children’s Books To Suffolk Libraries

Families across Suffolk County will have a new resource to help children understand Alzheimer’s disease following a donation of specially designed books to local libraries.

By Stefan Mychajliw · August 10, 2026

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Illegal Immigrant Guilty of 4th Felony DWI

A repeat drunk driver who was deported after racking up three felony DWI convictions is back in the U.S. illegally, and has now been convicted of felony DWI for a fourth time, Suffolk County prosecutors said.

By Stefan Mychajliw · August 10, 2026

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Suffolk Sheriff Turns to Social Media to Recruit Next Generation of Correction Officers

The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office is putting a personal face on its latest recruitment drive, turning to social media and veteran correction officers to encourage prospective candidates to sign up for the upcoming Correction Officer I civil service exam.

By Stefan Mychajliw · August 10, 2026

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Snapper Showdown Invites Young Anglers to Cast a Line

Young anglers will have a chance to test their fishing skills and enjoy a day on the water when the Cedar Beach Snapper Showdown comes to Cedar Beach West in Mount Sinai on Saturday, August 29th.

By Stefan Mychajliw · August 10, 2026

Local

Stony Brook Medicine Plans Major Farmingville Expansion

Caitlyn’s Vision Gala Celebrates Inclusion in Sayville

Barn Again Farm Reopens for Summer

Sheriff’s Office Career Fair Draws Hundreds as Hiring Push Continues

Drunken Driver Gets 25-to-Life for Nail Salon Horror That Killed Four

Cops Stop Hauppauge Man From Losing $466,000 in Gold Scam

Historic $45 Million Settlement Advances

Sinkhole Shuts Down Southbound Route 111 in Smithtown

Seven Smithtown Troop 349 Scouts Earn Eagle Scout Rank

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William Floyd Golf Tournament Awards Record-Breaking 30 Scholarships

StudioTST Debuts at America First Warehouse

Jail Song Takes No Prisoners

Woodstock Spirit Lives On In Doctor’s Gift

Suffolk DA Names New Communications Director

Construction Worker Killed, Two Injured in Nesconset Work Zone Crash

Alzheimer’s Foundation Donates Children’s Books To Suffolk Libraries

Illegal Immigrant Guilty of 4th Felony DWI

Suffolk Sheriff Turns to Social Media to Recruit Next Generation of Correction Officers

Snapper Showdown Invites Young Anglers to Cast a Line

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