Steve Pfost is a talented photo editor and staff photographer, specializing in capturing the local stories and events of New York. With a focus on community news, Steve's work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his ability to document everything from environmental issues to political campaigns and cultural celebrations.
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Long Island, New York, United States (Local)
Steve Pfost's coverage primarily focuses on local events, sports, entertainment news, and environmental topics in Long Island, New York. He frequently covers community events and local happenings.
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By: Anthony Florio, Steve Pfost
Lillie Crowder, of Middle Island, speaks about her journey as a civil rights-era activist. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.
A dealer of vintage cars in Farmingdale is steering customers to the classics while adapting to the times.
By: Kendall Rodriguez, Steve Pfost
Oyster Bay residents and officials are upset over the finding of chemical drums encased in concrete at Bethpage Community Park. NewsdayTV's Shari Einhorn reports.
By: Steve Pfost
Members of the Suffolk County Radio Club will participate in a study of how Monday's eclipse will affect signals between the sun and the ionosphere. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.
At Huntington's Project Prom, students got to pick out free dresses, suits, ties and shoes to help cut costs. Newsday family writer Beth Whitehouse reports.
By: Adeja Shivonne, Steve Pfost
(Credit: Steve Pfost/Newsday RM via Getty Images) Two students passed out after engaging in a dangerous and potentially fatal activity known
Waterdrinker's annual Tulip Festival is now at two locations. Newsday's Rachel Weiss reports from Riverhead.
By: Steve Pfost, Alejandra Villa Loarca
A year after the announcement that all NY schools must remove imagery and mascots representing Native Americans, some school districts have made progress towards this goal and some have not. NewsdayTV's Macy Egeland reports.
By: Dennis Harmon, Steve Pfost
8-year-old Luke Harmon of East Setauket was diagnosed with Aspergers and his father said he didn't know how to communicate. That is, until Luke learned to express himself by building Legos. Credit: Newsday/Steve Pfost; Photo credit: Dennis Harmon
Whether or not you are a fan of old-school science fiction, the genre is making a comeback on TV. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.
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