Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine signed a bill for Consumer Protection for Fire Victims on Oct. 1. Romaine was accompanied by Suffolk County district representative Dominick Thorne and others such …
The moderators warned everyone that this wasn’t a debate. One hour later, it was pandemonium. In already heated races for Islip town and county legislature seats, emotions reached a …
Sayville’s favorite fall tradition returns for its 45th year on Saturday, Oct. 25, at the Islip Grange. The festival will feature hundreds of craft vendors and exhibitors, along with two large …
This is hard!! According to Google AI, on average, Americans move 11.7 times during their lifetime. Me, I’ve moved once—from my childhood home, to the one I’ve …
Northport Harbor was the backdrop for a press conference on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at which a coalition of environmental groups asked Gov. Kathy Hochul to sign legislation to protect the horseshoe crab in …
St John’s, Fairfield, and Marist College came together for The American Boy Project’s Fall Brawl, Oct. 12, at Bay Shore High School. All three teams had players that grew up in the …
Thousands of people were left without power earlier this week as a nor’easter brought periods of heavy rain and wind gusts of around 50 miles per hour across Long Island. The …
Recently, the Town of Islip broke ground on One Carleton Green, a $65 million project that contains a 96-unit affordable housing development in Central Islip. This former industrial lot will soon be …
A longtime fixture in the Suffolk County field hockey playoffs, East Islip needed only 10 games to punch its ticket to this year’s Class B tournament and will look to secure one of the top four …
Mike Landesberg, the executive chef and owner of Jackson Hall in East Islip, has a motto: “Courtesy is contagious, pay it forward.” The renowned chef practices what he preaches. …
Calling all witches, ghosts and ghouls. The Bay Shore community will be hosting its annual Haunted Halloween Family Festival on Oct. 18. The spook-tacular event will take place on Bay Shore’s …
The Islip United Methodist Church held its biannual yard sale on Oct. 11, just one day before the nor’easter was set to strike Long Island. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., everyone was welcome to stop …
Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine recently announced the county’s $4.3 billion Recommended Operating Budget for 2026, which would not pierce the state property tax cap. The proposed …
Republican incumbent Ray Tierney is seeking another term as the county’s leading prosecutor. He will be running unopposed in the 2025 election this November. As the district attorney for …
Suffolk County sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. was elected in 2017 to his first term, re-elected in 2021 and is now seeking his third term this November. He will run as the Democratic candidate, …
I n July, this publication released an editorial titled “We need to talk about bike safety,” which detailed accounts of accidents and near collisions between bikes, e-bikes, and cars in …
When Dave Chan moved to Oakdale almost a decade ago, he didn’t expect he’d become a civic leader and a candidate for any political office just a few years later. Since moving to …
For lifelong Bohemia resident and Republican candidate for Islip Town Council’s Second District, DawnMarie Kuhn, involvement in local civic and political life has been a lifelong passion. …
Gardiner Park reopened its first Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant playground back on Aug. 25. Located off of Montauk Highway in West Bay Shore, the park, previously owned by the Gardiner …
A petition to place trained, armed security guards in every school in the Islip School District was presented to the board of education during their public meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 30. The board of …
