In honor of Mother’s Day, we not only want to celebrate the women who give so much to everyone else, but also remind them that their health matters, too. While moms often put their families …
Local therapist and best friend open dual-role store By Julianne Mosher Michelle Steinmann and Adrian Fields grew up together in Sayville and are now bringing a new shop to South Main …
It was another profound Easter Sunday in the Bayport-Blue Point community as many gathered for the ecumenical “Sunrise Service” at Corey Beach. As the Bible text states regarding the …
The only thing parents want is for our children to grow into their best selves in a safe, happy and healthy school environment. Threats in the late winter by a Sayville alumnus living in …
For many women, the most sacred moment in their lives is when they first connect with their child. Playing an integral role in that connection is how to nurture your child and Julie Moran Ocon, …
It was a full house at the town hall as the Town of Islip revisited its decision to opt out of cannabis sales within the township at the April 8 board meeting. Over 15 concerned residents in favor …
As the weather warms, it’s important to follow doctor-recommended safety tips on how to effectively prepare your body prior to diving into golf, pickleball, softball or other warm-weather …
Once again, the Mary Martha Guild of St. John’s Lutheran Church of Sayville has stepped up to provide support to the Sayville Sharing a Meal organization. On April 1, Guild president Pam …
Health-related illnesses as a result of being a first responder on Sept. 11 aren’t getting in the way of Central Islip resident Erica Gaston. Gaston is a retired New York Police Department …
In a fitting celebration, the close-knit generations of the Rehm family will be gathering on Saturday, April 5 at Butera’s of Sayville to honor patriarch, Kenneth, on his 100 th birthday. …
The Christopher A. Coluccio Foundation held their second annual schools meeting at the Bayport firehouse on Tuesday, March 18. Founder Christopher Coluccio, who was the father to the …
The one-eighth cent sales tax approved by Suffolk County voters in November is expected to generate nearly $2.7 billion over the next 35 years. The money from the Suffolk County Water Quality …
On Saturday, March 22 at 12 p.m., Momo’s Too on 667 Montauk Highway in Bayport will be hosting their eighth annual St. Baldrick’s fundraiser. In the near 10-year span, …
On Saturday, March 7, The Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for The Bread Shed, located at 21 Main Street in West Sayville. The Bread Shed is home to startup company …
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is currently assessing a report received on Feb. 26, indicating approximately 20 dead ducks, geese, and shorebirds on a community beach in …
There have been reports of deceased birds being found across the county. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) recommends the following guidance if you encounter this …
Save The Great South Bay (SGSB) encourages residents to report bird carcasses, especially those found along our shoreline, to the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) at …
On Feb. 5, attorneys for the Nasca family of Bayport entered a filing with the Eastern District court of New York in response to a motion made by defendant, ByteDance, Ltd. (“TikTok”), in …
On Sat., March 1, Save the Great South Bay held the first Creek Defender cleanup at Stillman’s Creek, in Blue Point. Save the Great South Bay has implemented a model where each town along …
Representatives from South Shore University Hospital and Good Samaritan University Hospital were each presented with a check for $225 for heart health research. Islip Town supervisor Angie Carpenter …
