First annual 5k in honor of limousine crash victims attracts hundreds
By Jonnathan Pulla and Jennifer Corr SMITHTOWN,NY– Around 700 people participated in the first annual “Run 4 Our Angels 5 K” on April. 8 at […]
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Bowling popularity doesn’t waver on Long Island despite national decline
By Nick Spennato and Jillian Weynand To the right of the shoe rental at the AMF East Meadow, the lanes are mostly empty, save […]
Zombies ran in Massapequa to support Special Olympics New York
By Joshua B. Milien and Antonia Brogna A young woman sat at a picnic table, holding her brown bangs away from her face, giving a […]
From kickball to cornhole: LI-Kick expands into Patchogue
By Kayla McKiski and Skyler Gilbert Rosemary Bair and Cassie Rienth had beers in hand at a bar on Monday night, surrounded by five TVs […]
New Pitch Count Rule May Impact Young Athletes
By Nick Musumeci and Guneet Singh When sixteen-year-old Max Nielsen first felt the pain in his arm, he was standing on a mound in the […]
Karate Tournament Strengthens Children’s Self-Esteem
By Diamond Bridges and Dyondra Wilson Music blasts from the speakers as Che Gaskins, a Baltimore native, holds his stance ready to punch and kick. […]
Optional Girl Lacrosse Helmets Could Make Game More Aggressive
By Chereese Cross and Xueying Luo Two weeks ago, Amy Hoeffner a senior varsity lacrosse player at Bay Shore High School, walked onto the lacrosse […]
The Fantasy Sports Industry Pays-To-Play
By Jager Robinson, Katarina Delgado and Jason Lee The New York State Senate has proposed an amendment to the 2017 budget to include a mandatory […]
Stony Brook Rowing Pushes through the Tide
By Kyle Barr and Michelle Karim As the sky turned from black to navy blue, a group of eleven people shuffled out of their cars […]
Soccer Keeps Brentwood Players Away from Gangs
By Jessica Opatich and Julia Marsigliano The Brentwood bench is filled with players, many whom might never see the field during a regular season game, […]