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When residents in Suffolk County's 2nd Legislative District go to the polls on November 7th, they will be asked to choose between Manny Vilar who will appear on the Republican and Conservative lines of the ballot, and Ann Welker, who will appear on the Democrat and Working Family Party lines of the ballot. The candidates are vying for the seat that is occupied by retiring Incumbent Democrat, Legislator Bridget Fleming. Read More.

Commuters looking for a better ride on the Long Island Rail Road will be left at the station until May as the delay for new cars in MTA's electric fleet will stretch past four years. Read More.

Ten-year Councilman Neil Foley, a senior vice president with New York Cancer & Blood Specialists, is facing a challenge for his 5th District seat in November from Francis Salazar, an assistant principal in the Copiague Middle School.  Read More.

The Center Moriches Red Devils have done nothing but win in 2023 as they remain unbeaten following a road victory over Southampton over the weekend. Read More.

It’s not always about how you start, but how you finish the battle. That seemed to be how Smithtown West’s Varsity Football team operated in their 42- 14 beatdown on the road against the Harborfields Tornadoes. Read More.

Another year of football is upon us and it appears that the Bellport Clippers are more than just hype on paper as they flexed their muscle against Centereach under the lights on Friday Night. Read More.

It appears that the Chuck Piore led Seawolves refuse to change things up as the team will yet again start the season 0-2 as a second quarter rally by the University of Rhode Island lead to a 35-14 defeat for the Seawolves. Read More.

The Man of the Hour at the Colonial Youth and Family Services annual fundraiser was Assemblyman Joe DeStefano, an ardent supporter of the group, which is celebrating its 50th Anniversary. Read More.

The question of increasing the sales tax to pay for cesspool upgrades and sewer construction won’t be on the November 7 ballot as Suffolk legislators want to go back to the drawing board to create a plan that funnels more money to public sewers and less to private septic systems. Read More.

Communities across America turned out Monday in solemn ceremonies to remember the victims of the 9-11 attacks that shook the nation to the core and then saw its citizens rally in the name of freedom and vow never to never let it happen again. Read More.

When Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912, she was coined the 'Ship of Dreams.' A blockbuster film in the ship's namesake made its debut on December 19th, 1997. Fast forward to Saturday, October 14th, 2023 at 8 p.m., and The Grit of Unchartered Territory - 'Ship of Dreams: The Titanic Movie', will be featured during the 5th Annual Mastic Beach Mini Indie Film Festival. Read More.

Suffolk County Farm and Education Center in Yaphank celebrated a significant milestone recently, unveiling a brand-new interactive walkway and announcing an upcoming visitor center. Read More.

The race to run Brookhaven's Highway Department features two veterans: Superintendent Dan Losquadro, who's held the seat for the last 10 years, and Mike Kaplan, a long-time public servant who's worked his way up through the highway departments of other towns. Read More.

Suffolk County recently became a focal point for discussions surrounding immigration policies, particularly those related to the potential sheltering of undocumented migrants. Multiple rallies, held at various locations, provided a platform for residents to express their concerns about recent statements made by New York City Mayor Eric Adams regarding the relocation of illegal immigrants to different New York counties. Read More.

The 12th and 13th Suffolk County Legislative Districts in New York are set for uncontested races as incumbent legislators Leslie Kennedy and Rob Trotta run unopposed for re-election. Read More.