East Islip met Garden City last Saturday at 12 noon at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium at Stony Brook for the Class II Long Island Championship game. East Islip (10-1) and Garden City (11-0) played for …
The writer While working as a registered nurse four decades ago, Liz Finnegan never would have expected to become the editor of the Islip Bulletin and Suffolk County News. Yet, she always …
“Bet your bottom dollar” you won’t want to miss Argyle Theatre’s current production of “Annie,” produced by father-son team Mark and Dylan Perlman, who …
East Islip faced Half Hollow Hills East at Stony Brook University last Saturday to determine the Section XI Division II Suffolk County champion. It was a tight skirmish in the county title game. On …
Suffolk County police arrested Paul Lucia, of Islip Terrace, on Nov. 21 for arson after he set a restaurant on fire in East Islip. According to Suffolk County police, Lucia had been a patron at …
With the holidays just a few weeks away, many will do their shopping on Black Friday or Small Business Saturday to snag the best deals. Instead of shopping from large corporations such as Amazon or …
Local fire districts will hold their annual elections for commissioner on Tuesday, Dec. 9. Those elected serve five-year terms. Only those registered with the Suffolk County Board of Elections are …
The Bay Shore Historical Society hosted Bay Shore Alumni Association president Harry Brown at our November monthly meeting. This was the first group presentation Brown hosted on behalf of the …
The hobby horse, sporting real horsehair tufted on its head and a leather saddle, was a charming throwback to the past, as was the elephant, on wheels so it could be pulled around. “Its …
Suffolk County Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services is proud to announce the addition of K-9 Jimmy to its team. Jimmy, who recently graduated from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and …
While its beaches are summer getaways close to home for Long Islanders today, during the 19th century, the barren dunes and pine forests of Fire Island were witnesses to disasters as ships wrecked en …
The Bay Shore community joined the Berry family at a “Cocktails For a Cause” fundraiser for their 1-year-old son Jackson’s battle against leukemia last Saturday, Nov. 15, at the Tap …
A fire broke through an Islip favorite in the early morning of Nov. 12. Around 7:30 a.m., the Islip Fire Department was notified of a fire at The Harp & Hound, located on Main Street in Islip. …
The Town of Islip held its monthly meeting on Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. in the Islip Town Hall on Main Street. Members of the town board and supervisor Angie Carpenter recognized the start of the holiday …
Islip Town supervisor Angie Carpenter has announced the preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year, reflecting a balance between maintaining essential services, supporting employees, and …
She’s sworn off love. He runs into fires for a living. What could possibly go wrong? Kimberly Wenzler brings her signature warmth and humor back in her fifth novel, a new contemporary romance …
Each year, our papers recognize the volunteer work of outstanding local residents and organizations. These are the folks who work diligently and passionately on community and charity work without …
Despite the wind and falling snow, it was a warm celebration in Islip Town Hall Veteran’s Park for World War II veteran David C. Palmer’s 100th birthday on Nov. 11. Joined by local …
East Islip hosted Connetquot last Friday in the Division II Suffolk County Section XI quarterfinals at Sal Ciampi Field at Boomer Esiason Stadium, at 1 Redmen Street in Islip Terrace. The No. …
The Harp & Hound on Islip’s Main Street held a Football Fundraiser in collaboration with Islip Food for Hope last Sunday. As Thanksgiving approaches, having a full meal is something that …
