Editorial written by the Las Vegas Review-Journal Editorial Board The federal government ramped up the printing presses during the pandemic, throwing cash around like the proverbial drunken sailor. While much of that aid helped businesses and individuals navigate unprecedented shutdowns, a significant portion of the money went up in smoke. An Associated Press analysis last […]
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(photo credit: Lee Meyer) Here are the headlines for February 2, 2024. THE SUFFOLK TIMES D’Latte Cafe announces closure Corwin’s confidence leads Porters to victory Weekly sports roundup RIVERHEAD NEWS-REVIEW Habitat For Humanity of Long Island’s Man of the Year donates roof for Riverhead home Weekly sports roundup SHELTER ISLAND REPORTER New Shelter Island supervisor […]
(photo credit Bill Landon) GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 26 Mattituck 34, Pierson/Bridgehampton 24 The first-place Tuckers (9-5, 8-0) ran their winning streak to nine games as they recorded a 34-24 victory in a Suffolk County League VII home game. Sophomore guard Claire Mackenzie led the way with 19 points. Mattituck bolted to a 13-6 lead by […]
Capitalizing on their home court advantage, the Lynn Classical Rams raced to a 69-58 win against Somerville in Thursday’s boys basketball action. Rolky Brea Arias had 20 points and 14 rebounds, while DJ Reynolds netted 18 in the victory. “It was a very big win on the road,” said Classical coach Marvin Avery, whose Rams […]
SAUGUS — Numerous parents appeared before the School Committee on Thursday to express their dismay and outrage with how the district handled it. They responded to the arrest of a middle school science teacher last week, saying the school should have done more to prevent the incident and accusing officials of failing to address the […]
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MARBLEHEAD — The Marblehead girls basketball team (7-5) earned bragging rights over heated rival Swampscott (7-8), 36-21, on home hardwood Thursday night. Talk about starting fast. Senior captain Kathryn Pyne netted six of her nine points in the first quarter, burying two threes to give the Magicians a quick 8-0 lead. Marblehead, with its 2-3 […]
Make the safe play and try to blend in – that’s what a lot of freshman hockey players think to themselves in their debut seasons. But St. Mary’s Bella Freitas isn’t any old freshman. She’s more of a ‘score a hat trick in your first game’ addition to the team. “That felt really good,” Freitas […]
LYNNFIELD — A stifling defense and sharpshooting on the part of the North Reading Hornets – coupled with a slew of turnovers – was the kiss of death for the Pioneers Thursday night in a 65-31 rout at home. It didn’t help that once the Hornets found their hot hand, they were deadly from behind […]
