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Congratulations, Ward Melville High School Class of 2024
Members of the Class of 2024 proudly gathered at Ward Melville High School one final time to celebrate their graduation Sunday, June 30. Students marched out in front of the building as their family and friends applauded them and the honors orchestra played “Pomp and Circumstance.” The processional was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner.”
Madison’s 4th of July parade highlights history
MADISON, Conn. (WTNH) — Paradegoers started lining the Post Road early in the morning to get good seats for the town’s Independence Day parade. With around a thousand marchers, it’s a big parade with a small-town feel. Madison has been taking its patriotic flair to the streets every Fourth of July for more than 47 […]
Competitive Eater Makes History at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
The iconic Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest is already underway on this 2024 Fourth of July holiday. And despite Joey Chestnut not participating in the event, there are still a lot of eyes on the legendary battle between some of the world's best competitive eaters. The women's part of the ...
Brewers trade gives the Mets an idea of what teams will pay for a starting pitcher
Did the Milwaukee Brewers even call their ex working for the New York Mets, David Stearns, for some help? The Brewers traded for Aaron Civale on Wednesday in a deal with the Tampa Bay Rays which actually cost them a decent prospect. It’s known that the Mets could trade one...
Yankees finally make lineup change fans have been begging for after Volpe double play
On Wednesday night, with the game in the balance, a runner on first, nobody out, and the home plate umpire suitably angered by Reds closer Alexis Diaz, Yankees leadoff man Anthony Volpe faced a 1-0 count. He received a breaker below the zone, tapping the baseball towards the one place he shouldn't: a waiting infielder, ready to turn two. It was a familiar sight for Yankees fans, but this particular double play might've been the most egregious recent example of an endemic problem. With a closer on the ropes in what felt like a must-win game, the Yanks' leadoff hitter got swing happy and bailed him out.
Renter’s Rebate Program applications being accepted
KENT—The Renter’s Rebate program is open and accepting applications. The program provides a reimbursement program for Connecticut renters, who are 65 years and older or totally disabled (over the age of 18, as defined by Social Security) whose incomes do not exceed certain limits. Kent Social Services will...
Knicks Exploring Trades For 2 Centers
The New York Knicks are exploring trade options for Walker Kessler and Nick Richards. This interest comes after losing Isaiah Hartenstein in free agency to a three-year deal worth $87 million. Hartenstein signed with the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the Knicks now need to fill the void in their frontcourt.
Justin Timberlake’s Mugshot From DWI Arrest Is Turned Into Work of Art at a Hamptons Gallery
Justin Timberlake’s mugshot is now commemorated forever in art form. Artist Godfrey Lohman used the photo as inspiration for his piece titled “Tuesday Night Out Featuring Justin Timberlake," which is on display at the Romany Kramoris Gallery in Sag Harbor, New York. According to gallery owner Romany Kramoris, there has already been a lot of […]
Staten Island golf: 41st annual S.I.G.A. Parent-Child/Family Day Championships set for Saturday
In 1984 Steven F. Zuntag, founder of the Staten Island Golf Association (S.I.G.A.), played with his son Matthew, a 15-year-old at the time, in the Metropolitan Golf Association’s Father-Son event, for the first time. A number of other Staten Island fathers and sons played in the event, and the group of fathers decided it was time to have their own “Parent-Child” event every summer on Staten Island. Forty years later, the event will be contested again on Saturday at Silver Lake.
Mother, 2 young children stabbed, critically injured in East Orange apartment
A mother and two young children were rushed to the hospital after being critically wounded in an East Orange apartment.The victims were attacked inside a second floor apartment at La Ferrera Apartments on Park Avenue around 1:30 a.m. on Thursday.All three were taken to University Hospital in Newark with apparent stab wounds.Neighbors told Eyewitness News the victims are a mother and her two young children, ages 1 and 3 - and that one of those children just celebrated a birthday this week."I am in complete and utter shock... and my heart is breaking right now," said one resident. "I can't...
Popular N.J. sub shop Obama visited just closed a longstanding location
A popular New Jersey sandwich shop chain that President Barack Obama once visited has shuttered one of its locations. Tastee Sub Shop closed its Lawrence Township location Wednesday after more than 12 years in business, an employee confirmed to NJ Advance Media. When reached by NJ Advance Media on Wednesday,...
Four New Jersey counties rank in top 10 most at risk for flooding in 2024. See list
With hurricane season upon us, it's crucial for New Jersey residents to be aware of the potential dangers these storms can bring. A recent study by LawnStarter compared flood risk across the United States, identifying over 940 counties with moderate to very high flood risk according to FEMA's data. Here...
Miller Place Panthers boys soccer prevails in summer league opener
Twelve teams comprise the Town of Brookhaven boys soccer summer league in the small school varsity division which kicked off its season Monday, July 1. There will be nine games through July 29. The Panthers of Miller Place faced Mattituck at Diamond in The Pines Park in Coram where the...
Confusing announcement on fan favorite prospect's IL stint is another Yankees bummer
While it seems likely the Yankees will be forced to stick with Gleyber Torres at second for the immediate future, his long-term likelihood of remaining in the Bronx is next to nil. Remember early in the season when his friendship with Juan Soto seemed like it might be determinative? Haven't heard about that in a while.
Port Jeff AHEPA chapter holds 3rd annual car show
The Port Jefferson chapter of the American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association, also known as AHEPA, held its 3rd annual car show Saturday, June 29, at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Assumption, 430 Sheep Pasture Road, in Port Jefferson. George Kallas, president of AHEPA, estimated that there were about 100...
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