Long Island basketball has always carried a certain pride. From packed high school gyms on Friday nights to college standouts who carried their roots with
The Long Island Rail Road will run tomorrow. That is welcome news. But it does not change the underlying problem: a system where demands outpace
Photo Caption: Charlie Kirk (left), Newsday’s cartoon (top right), Suffolk GOP Chairman Jesse Garcia (inset) Credit – Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Candidate: Legislator Nick Caracappa Residence: Selden Office: Suffolk County Legislature, District Four Committees: Veterans (Chair); Public Works, Transportation & Energy (Chair); Environment, Parks & Agriculture;
Candidate: Legislator Jim Mazzarella Residence: Moriches Office: Suffolk County Legislature, District Three Elected: May 2021 Special Election, elected to full term November 2021, re-elected in
Candidate: Legislator Dominick Thorne Residence: Patchogue Office: Suffolk County Legislature, District Seven Elected: 2021, re-elected in 2023 Committees: Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Services & Medical
Cover credit – Buffalo Bills, Emilee Fails Pre-season is always different; the play either translates to the games that actually matter, or it doesn’t. The
Cover photo: Dominick Marchitto (Credit – Sachem Central School District) The Sachem East Arrows have returned to the field this fall for the 2025 varsity
With the fundamentals of the House map now changed considerably after the Texas GOP passed their gerrymander, the question now remains if Democrats will be
Every September, the calendar asks us to pause. For some dates, that pause is fleeting. But September 11 will always demand more. It is not
