Residents in the first phase of the Oakdale Sewer Project in the southern Idle Hour neighborhood will vote on whether to approve the project’s 1A phase on Monday, Dec. 8. Engineers with …
Around two-dozen Long Islanders braved the frigid temperatures waiting outside of Buddha Belly Records on the morning of Friday, Nov. 28, to find exclusive deals during a Black Friday Record Store …
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 …
The Sayville Golden Flashes met the Smithtown West Bulls at Stony Brook University last Thursday for the Section XI Division III Suffolk County Championship. After a scoreless first quarter, the …
Bayport-Blue Point’s football program added another chapter to its dynasty last Friday evening, and it took quite a comeback to do so. The Phantoms scored 23 unanswered points to rally …
It’s the morning after Veterans Day, and the shelves of the Greater Sayville Food Pantry are beginning to fill with tins of cranberries, boxes of stuffing, and cans of corn ahead of …
The Community Ambulance Company, Suffolk Credit Union, and the LT Michael P. Murphy Museum gave thanks to those who’ve served the country by providing free Thanksgiving meals to hundreds of …
A piece of Hollywood is coming to Sayville next summer. Sayville native Maria Cappricielli and her production company are launching the inaugural Sayville International Film Festival in August 2026 …
For the second time this year, the Oakdale Civic Association has reorganized its board following the resignations of its president and vice president. After reaching out to community members, …
It wouldn’t be the holiday season in Sayville without the annual kickoff event, the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce’s Miracle on Main Street, bringing holiday cheer on Small Business …
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 …
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 …
Last month, my husband and I successfully sold our home of 37-plus years. I’d heard hair-raising stories of closings that went wrong, but thankfully, our closing went smoothly. The weeks …
Musicians with the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts Chorus rang in the start of the holiday season on Nov. 23 with their concert, “Gifts,” at the United Methodist Church of Patchogue. …
“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 …
The oyster sloop serving as a “goodwill ambassador” at the Long Island Maritime Museum recently received new coats of paint—one during its year-long restoration, and over 100 more …
The Sayville Golden Flashes hosted the East Hampton Bonackers last Friday for the Division III Suffolk County Section XI Semifinals, on Greeley Avenue. The road team captivated the scoring on …
With the spectacle of recent local elections still fresh in mind, Islip Town native Garrett Petersen is eyeing a higher office—the U.S. House of Representatives. Motivated by a desire to …
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 …
Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace in Bohemia opened on Nov. 14 to eager crowds. Throughout the opening weekend, customers filled the Italian marketplace to shop for groceries ranging from …
