Fully decorated Christmas trees and a raffle lottery that is worth at least $250 in scratch-offs are just a couple of the things people can grab at the St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Christmas …
On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, the Rusy-Bohm American Legion Post 411 hosted a ceremony at Islip Veterans Memorial Park next to Islip Town Hall. The event featured speakers from the American Legion Post, …
This Thursday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day. Town offices and schools will be closed for the holiday. To honor those who have served, many local organizations are hosting ceremonies. Compiled here are …
East Islip The East Islip Redmen are ranked second in Suffolk’s Division III. On November 5 they defeated Comsewogue at home 30-10 in a Suffolk III quarterfinal. Up next, they will host …
Nicole Fuentes, Mariana Dominguez and Sam Desmond contributed to this story. As far as election nights go, this was a comparably quiet one for Suffolk CountyDemocrats, who gathered to watch …
Republicans in Suffolk County came out in droves on Election Day, taking over the majority of the 18-seat Suffolk County Legislature and flipping the District Attorney’s Office.Republicans …
New plans have been submitted for the former Islip Cinemas building during a public hearing held at the Town of Islip Planning Board meeting on Oct. 13. Global Team LI LLC is requesting a change …
As students disembarked from the iconic yellow buses and family automobiles, they were welcomed back to school on Sep. 2 by Islip School District administration, faculty and staff to start the …
On Tuesday, Aug. 24, the Islip Union Free School District held its monthly board of education meeting, during which new superintendent Dr. Dennis P. O’Hara presented a slideshow to the …
On your next trip to pick up school supplies for the upcoming year, why not pick up a few extras for those in need? Here are some local school supply drives that are collecting much-needed items for …
On Sunday, Aug. 15, a celebration was held for the completion of the Islip Community Torah. The Torah took over a year to write by hand by an expert scribe. The Torah helped bring the Islip community …
The last year at South Shore University Hospital has been a whirlwind of emotions and trauma. Nurses and frontline workers battled a worldwide pandemic, with very little time to stop and process …
With summer vacation entering its final month, The Islip Bulletin asked readers to celebrate one last hurrah for the season with our August photo submission contest entitled, “Splashin’ …
In early June, an Islip resident who died in 1980 was honored with a memorial plaque at the Francis S. Gabreski Air National Guard Base in Westhampton Beach. Larry Arnott, a member of the 106th …
During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Rabbi Shimon Stillerman wanted to give the Islip community something to look forward to. “We’re usually a community that has a lot of …
Gia Sciara did not grow up a “pageant girl.” The 20-year-old senior at the Fashion Institute of Technology had “no doubt in her mind” she wanted to go into business, after …
On Saturday, July 24, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Islip held an outdoor food drive to benefit God’s Provisions, an affiliate of Long Island Cares-The Harry Chapin Food Bank. According …
Community members in the Islip Union Free School District will vote this month on the $88.7 million budget for the 2021-2022 academic year, which carries a tax levy increase of 2 percent. Although …
During the COVID-19 shutdown, 10-year-old animal-lover Lola Triolo started baking dog treats. In an effort to show her responsibility, Lola eventually turned her hobby into a business and started …
Brentwood resident Helen Barba hopes to ignite her passion for charity and spread love to locals through her new Facebook community group, “Helen’s Helpful Hands.” While working …
