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The court officer honorees stand with administrators and local officials: (L-R front row) County Executive Edward Romaine, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division for the 2nd Department Hector LaSalle, Chief of Public Safety for…
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Healthcare professionals walk outside a medical facility. Education and health services remained Long Island's largest employment sector in June, accounting for approximately 330,200 payroll jobs, according to the latest U.S. Bureau of…
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President Donald Trump holds a young supporter during a campaign rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, in 2016. The new federal Trump Accounts program provides eligible children born between 2025 and 2028 with a one-time $1,000 investment…
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A recreated color illustration based on a historic photograph published in The Country Life Press: Garden City, New York (1913), depicting the main entrance to the Country Life Press publishing complex in Garden City. The original campus,…
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Working from home remains a common arrangement for many Long Island employees. The latest U.S. Census Bureau estimates indicate that nearly 162,000 Nassau and Suffolk County workers primarily worked from home in 2024, representing about…
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The Suffolk County Courts’ display board commemorating the 250th anniversary of American independence. Photo credit: Julia Carpenter, NY Unified Court System. CENTRAL ISLIP, NY - District Administrative Judge Hon. Andrew Crecca is…
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Members of the Court’s Jewish American Heritage Month Planning Committee stand together after the event (L-R): Support Magistrate Jennifer Mendelsohn, Court Attorney Referee Cheryl Helfer, local attorney Francine Moss, Esq., Supervising…
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Jerry Seinfeld performs during a live stand-up appearance, representing the generation of comedians who helped fuel America’s stand-up comedy boom during the 1980s and 1990s. Long Island comedy clubs were once part of the larger New…
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A close-up view of a smartphone displaying a generic news app highlights how more people are turning to digital platforms to stay informed, reflecting the growing role of online news consumption. File photo: Tero Vesalainen, licensed. …
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Members of New York’s Unified Court System visit the Brentwood High School (L-R): Lieutenant James Martinez, Associate Court Clerk Crystal Douglas, Court Officer Paul McGlynn, Senior Court Clerk Jessica Williams, Presiding Justice of the…
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Matthew G. Kiernan takes the oath of office during his swearing-in ceremony as Suffolk County District Court Judge in Riverhead, marking the beginning of his new role on the bench. Photo Credit: Doreen Quinn, New York Unified Court System.…
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(L-R) Sergeant Ann Marie Calise, Lieutenant Sonia Alvarez, Sergeant Kelly MacDonald, Lieutenant Alyssa Martinez, Major Karen Morro, Chief Eileen Mallon (Ret.), Lieutenant Celeste Forde, Sergeant Evelyn Portes, and Sergeant Janice Hago pose…
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The Suffolk Courts’ Women in the Law panelists (L-R): Senior Court Reporter Darlene Devlin, Acting Supreme Court Justice and Supervising Judge of Matrimonial Parts Hon. Cheryl Joseph, District Court Judge Hon. Mary Mullen, Judicial…
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Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice Hon. Marian Tinari (center) poses with students at the Farmingdale State College School of Business following a Law Business Forum discussion. Also pictured are former State Assemblyman and former…
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Associate Justice Paul Wooten delivers the keynote address during the Suffolk County Courts’ 2026 Black History Month Grand Celebration as Diane Clark, Hon. Cheryl Joseph, and Administrative Judge Andrew A. Crecca look on in the Ceremonial…
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appears before a Senate committee during a confirmation hearing on Capitol Hill, where lawmakers questioned him on economic policy, financial markets, and the administration’s fiscal agenda. File…
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Members of the Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition gather at a past Chefs for a Cause fundraiser, the organization’s signature event celebrating more than three decades of community support for individuals and families affected by breast and…
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A cybercriminal uses automated tools to scan the internet for vulnerable systems, a tactic increasingly aimed at small and mid-sized businesses. Modern attacks are often opportunistic, targeting weak defenses rather than high-profile…
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Supervising Judge of Supreme Court Matrimonial Parts Hon. Cheryl Joseph gives welcoming remarks to audience. Photo credit: Julia Carpenter, New York Unified Court System CENTRAL ISLIP, NY - The Suffolk County Courts continued their 2026…
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A cybercriminal works behind a bank of computer screens, illustrating how attackers use technology to impersonate legitimate businesses online. Experts warn that fake and lookalike domains have become a common entry point for phishing…
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A view of The Washington Post’s digital homepage, displaying the newspaper’s iconic masthead. The site appears as the paper undergoes its largest round of layoffs in years, cutting more than 300 jobs. The reductions underscore the…
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Suffolk’s Supervising Judge of Supreme Court Matrimonial Parts and Chair of the Equal Justice in the Courts Committee, Hon. Cheryl A. Joseph, opened the program with welcoming remarks, emphasizing the importance of Black History Month and…
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Chair of the House Ways and Means Committee speaks at a policy conference in National Harbor, Maryland, as questions grow over congressional scrutiny of nonprofit funding and foreign-linked financial flows. National Harbor, MD - March 2,…
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Cardi B attends a high-profile industry event, where her massive social media following continues to fuel online speculation about her earning potential on subscription-based platforms like OnlyFans, according to recent research by…
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A federal judge has ordered OpenAI to turn over millions of anonymized ChatGPT user conversations as part of ongoing copyright litigation brought by major news publishers. The ruling has intensified scrutiny over data use, privacy…
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The installation, managed by Advance Sound Company’s team of certified technicians, ensures that CM PAC is equipped with professional-quality audio technology to handle a wide range of performances, from theatrical productions to concerts…
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The seal of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is displayed outside its Washington, D.C., headquarters. The organization was created by Congress in 1967 to distribute federal funding to public television and radio stations nationwide.…
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Members of the Peconic River Sportsman’s Club pose with representatives from three Long Island breast cancer charities during a check presentation luncheon in Manorville. The Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition, Lucia’s Angels, and the North…
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Elon Musk appears on stage at the Viva Technology conference in Paris in June 2023. Musk has become the first person ever estimated to be worth more than $600 billion, driven largely by the soaring private valuation of SpaceX and continued…
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SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler addresses attendees during a public appearance, where she has recently taken a leading role in launching a nationwide crackdown on fraud within the federal 8(a) contracting program. File photo: Phil Mistry,…
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