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College Says Yes To 70-Plus William Floyd Students

College Says Yes To 70-Plus William Floyd Students

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

Brookhaven Veterans Resource Fair Set For October 15th

Brookhaven Veterans Resource Fair Set For October 15th

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

FREE Veterans Resource Day Coming To Suffolk County

FREE Veterans Resource Day Coming To Suffolk County

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

Giglio Seeks Fourth State Assembly Term

Giglio Seeks Fourth State Assembly Term

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

Losquadro Says Experience Is Key In Comptroller Bid

Losquadro Says Experience Is Key In Comptroller Bid

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

Democrat Runs as ‘Unbought and Unbossed’

Democrat Runs as ‘Unbought and Unbossed’

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

Cops Nab Suspect In Deadly Sunrise Highway Hit-Run

Cops Nab Suspect In Deadly Sunrise Highway Hit-Run

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

Suffolk County SNAP Worker Busted in Benefits Scheme

Suffolk County SNAP Worker Busted in Benefits Scheme

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

Giunta's Meat Farms Completes Purchase of King Kullen

Giunta's Meat Farms Completes Purchase of King Kullen

By Gail Wynand · October 7, 2026

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NextEra Halts East Hampton, Montauk Battery Plants Over Water Contamination

The company will remove a fire suppression chemical that state regulators tied to tainted wells near the East Hampton site, Suffolk officials said.

By Gail Wynand · October 7, 2026

Hochul Declares Measles Disaster Emergency, Widens Who Can Vaccinate

New York has 108 confirmed cases this year, most in under-immunized rural communities. Paramedics, pharmacists and midwives can now give the MMR shot.

By Gail Wynand · October 7, 2026

Seven Suffolk Precincts Join National Coffee Outreach Effort

County Police officers from all seven precincts will meet with residents Oct. 7 as part of National Coffee with a Cop.

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

DeStefano, Slaughter Square Off in Third District

Republican incumbent Joseph DeStefano faces Democrat Josh Slaughter in a Third Assembly District race centered on affordability, public safety and the cost of living on Long Island.

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

Nearly $4M in 2026 Road, Drainage Projects Across Brookhaven

Work from Mastic Beach to Rocky Point, Farmingville, Center Moriches, Stony Brook and Miller Place has targeted paving, drainage and flood protection.

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 7, 2026

Commander Sets Priorities for Suffolk’s 7th Precinct

With 33 years on the force, Inspector Robert Monten emphasizes community involvement, tougher traffic enforcement and a crackdown on neighborhood crime.

By Robert Chartuk · October 7, 2026

Library Offers Resources Beyond Books

Adult Reference Services at the Library

By Stefan Mychajliw · October 5, 2026

McCabe: Press Pool’s Entitlement Gets a Reality Check

South Shore Press correspondent says traditional outlets were stunned when their privileged White House access was revoked.

By Robert Chartuk · October 5, 2026

Flock Cameras Face Fourth Amendment Questions

License-plate surveillance systems are drawing scrutiny over whether tracking motorists’ movements amounts to an unconstitutional search.

By Robert Chartuk · October 4, 2026

Flock Camera Ban Bill Sharpens Local Debate

Federal proposal highlights concerns over privacy, law enforcement use and safeguards for license-plate readers.

By Robert Chartuk · October 4, 2026

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