Pete Yozzo, Sayville native and graduate of 1983, was inducted into the Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame last Thursday at Flowerfield in Saint James. Yozzo wrestled collegiately at Lehigh University at …
The Bayport Aerodrome Society hosted one of its largest Vintage Wings and Wheels Car Show and Pancake Breakfasts, bringing together hundreds of classic cars with numerous vintage airplanes. …
Sayville Little League hosted a matinee event for varsity softball last Saturday at Broadway Avenue Park, where the Sayville varsity softball team faced Wantagh in a scrimmage. There are three …
Bayport-Blue Point baseball lacked experience coming into this season, but not tradition. The Phantoms won all 20 league games last spring before dropping two of their last three in the …
Civic organizations, including veterans’ groups and fire departments, will host parades and remembrance ceremonies on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25. Remember the sacrifices made by those who …
The Bayport-Blue Point School District recently held its 16th annual Senior Resident Recognition Dinner alongside an evening of music from local high school students. Local businesses and …
Have a collection of baseball cards, comic books, action figures, video games, or any other material item? Odds are, The Bearded Hoarder, a new collectibles store at 279 Railroad Avenue in Sayville, …
The Bayport-Blue Point community has been transformed into a version of the board game Monopoly. The Bayport-Blue Point Chamber of Commerce recently unveiled the community version of Monopoly, …
When photographer Briggs Houston and his girlfriend, Kristin DaSilva, had to suddenly cancel a pet portrait and marketplace event at their studio Guilded Productions, the couple was left scrambling …
On a recent walk at Bayard Cutting Arboretum, I relished in the glory of spring. Yellow daffodils, red rhododendrons and, my favorite, tulips of all colors, are in full bloom. While admiring the …
Many know the Roosevelt family lived in the Meadow Croft Estate in Bayport, but few know the story behind John and Nannie Roosevelt’s most mysterious daughter, Anita Blanche “Pansy” Roosevelt. …
Monday, May 4, 11 a.m. at Lt. Michael P. Murphy Navy SEAL Museum (West Sayville) Sept. 11 was the largest attack ever on American soil. Nearly 3,000 Americans were killed that tragic day. …
The EJ Autism Foundation held the 21st annual 4 Mile Classic Jigsaw Run last Sunday, April 26. Participants gathered at the East Islip Marina and set off at 9:30 a.m., with a kiddie fun run taking …
Sayville’s independent book store, Tiny Raccoon Books, celebrated its third birthday, local authors, and Independent Bookstore Day with a day of fun. Across its three years in business, Tiny …
From glass and beaded flowers to felt and mixed media pieces, each artist at The Long Island Craft Guild’s show “Primavera,” on display at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River through …
The West Islip Lions visited the Sayville Golden Flashes for a gridiron matchup in what turned out to be a down to the wire duel at Timothy J. Henck Field. Both combatants came into the scuffle …
From games and raffles to food and craft vendors, and even a visit from the Spring Bunny, Spring Fest in Sayville offered a whole day of family fun. Businesses along Main Street in Sayville …
Sayville girls varsity lacrosse has kick-started their season in brilliant fashion with an unblemished record. The Golden Flashes are 6-0 overall and 4-0 in Division II. The high-powered offense …
Long before there was an east, west, central, and hamlet of Islip, there existed a village of only a few hundred people in the middle of England bearing the name Islip. Since the Nicoll …
On a foggy Friday night under the purple glow of Buddha Belly Records’ lounge, beatmakers from across the New York metropolitan area jammed out during an intimate show. A group of five hip-hop …
