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The Smithtown Town Clerk holds a significant role in the town's administration. This office is responsible for maintaining official records, handling various licenses and permits, and serving as a central point of contact for residents seeking information about the town's government. The Town Clerk's office helps foster transparency and ensure the town's operations run smoothly. Read More.

On Sunday, August 27th, Senator Mario R. Mattera and Smithtown Supervisor Ed Wehrheim hosted the Second Annual Field Of Heroes free baseball and softball clinic for girls and boys ages 6-18 so they could hone their craft with former Major League Baseball stars, softball legends, and local school coaches. Read More.

Death, Taxes, and Chuck Piore’s Seawolves losing at home on opening day continue to be three guarantees in life as the Stony Brook University football team continues its recent losing woes with a disappointing 37-13 defeat at the hands of CAA rival Delaware. Read More.

As football season slowly approaches, there have been rumblings about what school currently has the best program on Long Island. If you have that conversation, it is very hard to leave out the William Floyd Colonials. Read More.

As we enter the new year, many sports begin to get into full swing and they look to match their successes from last year. That is especially true with the William Floyd boys and girls Varsity Tennis team. Read More.

When it comes to consistently dominant football programs, you have to mention the Bellport Clippers success as they have one of the richest histories of any Long Island High School team that saw championship success as early as the late 1970s. Fast forward to 2023 and the Clippers are still one of the best teams on Long Island despite being considered a “Small School.” Read More.

Hochul's $229 Billion Budget: A Laudable Investment or Political Patronage? Read More.

Gordon Heights Business District Takes Shape: A Vision for Economic Growth Read More.

Legislator Calls for Suffolk Community College Trustees to Resign Over Alleged Urban League Improprieties Read More.

Hundreds of residents, mostly mothers with young children, lined up at a distribution center in Mastic to get food Read More.

Hurricane Lee Spares Long Island Read More.

New York taxpayers are reeling over calls by "Socialists" in the legislature to impose a new Migrant Tax to pay for the 110,000 immigrants Read More.

Bonner and Russell Square Off for Brookhaven's 2nd District Seat Read More.

In a strongly worded letter sent to New York Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Eric Adams, Congressman Nick LaLota, along with a cadre of co-signing Congress members, does not mince words about what they consider to be the mishandling of the migrant crisis in New York. The letter has already ignited a debate that might have significant repercussions for New York City and its sanctuary policies. Read More.

Nearly 30 new staff members started their journey in the Center Moriches School District during new staff orientation on Aug. 31. The group gathered at the district office for a day filled with presentations and trainings to prepare for the upcoming year. Read More.