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WLIT.FM™ Exclusive: Ray Longo - The architect of Long Island MMA greatness

Long Island Radio

Published on: 08/12/2025

Ray Longo has built Ray Longo MMA in Garden City into Long Island’s premier fight lab—home to four UFC champions (Matt Serra, Chris Weidman, Aljamain Sterling, Merab Dvalishvili) and a steady stream of contenders. His formula—fundamentals, disciplined striking, and no-nonsense cornering—turns local talent into world-class professionals while keeping the community feel intact. From kids’ classes to title camps, the same culture of respect and hard work runs through every round.

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Time on Long Island paid off: Ben Saraf’s G League stint supercharged his Brooklyn Nets role

Long Island Radio

Published on: 08/12/2025

Rookie guard Ben Saraf used his stint with the Long Island Nets to sharpen his pace, decision-making, and defensive activity—then returned to Brooklyn’s rotation with immediate impact. Since the call-up, he’s posted a season-high scoring night and a seven-assist game, validating the G League reps as a launchpad for real NBA minutes.

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Westport Police kick off annual holiday toy drive — how to donate

Long Island Radio

Published on: 08/12/2025

Westport Police are hosting their annual holiday toy drive, collecting new, unwrapped gifts at ASF Sports & Outdoors (1560 Post Road East) from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. over two consecutive weekends, with additional drop-off bins around town. Donations go directly to local children through community partners.

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WLIT.FM™ Exclusive: New study says Long Island outspends entire nations on OnlyFans—here’s what the numbers actually show

Long Island Radio

Published on: 08/12/2025

Long Island is spending big on OnlyFans—so big that a new study says Nassau and Suffolk outpace entire countries on a per-capita basis, with the broader NYC+LI metro leading the world in total dollars. The findings point to high disposable income and frictionless subscriptions driving the surge. It also raises local questions about privacy, discretionary spending, and where that money flows.

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