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When it comes to cannabis, Suffolk residents are looking for more than average products-they want premium weed in Suffolk County that delivers potency, purity, and consistency. Enter Silly Nice. In just its first year, this Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned cannabis brand earned recognition as one of New York's Top 150 cannabis companies, distinguishing itself among more than 500 licensed competitors. With its focus on small-batch, handcrafted production, eco-conscious packaging, and lab-tested transparency, Silly Nice has become a name that Suffolk consumers trust and actively seek out.

Suffolk County Sheriff Steven Tompkins resigned from Roxbury Community College's Board of Trustees amidst federal charges for allegedly extorting a cannabis company, while remaining in his sheriff position.

"We're addressing this crisis with sewer systems that don't just pump wastewater out to the ocean or the Sound - but systems that actually treat it properly and help protect our aquifer."

Attard's actions in applying for a job at FCA while overseeing its funding violated ethics rules, leading to a $2,000 fine from the county's Ethics Board.

We are talking about thousands of dollars that could have gone to food, clothing, doctor's appointments, or school supplies for the children - not just children, but their children.

Elting's alleged gang, the Mak Balla Family, is detailed in a sweeping indictment that followed a four-year investigation, revealing 38 separate incidents, including violent crimes.

Suffolk County may face a $91 million debt from illegal fees of its red-light camera program, casting shadows over its upcoming budget amidst a $552 million deficit.

Lalance Smith was found guilty of first-degree murder and multiple firearm charges, following the 2019 fatal shooting of Arnold Woodrum during an armed robbery.