The 36th annual Bayport-Blue Point St. Patrick’s Day Parade is fast approaching. Ninety groups will march down Montauk Highway from Snedecor Avenue in Bayport to Blue Point Avenue, starting at 11 …
On a damp and foggy Sunday morning, a crowd of volunteers from across the South Shore gathered to launch Save the Great South Bay’s 2026 Creek Defender program at Purgatory Creek in Blue Point. …
Entering the gallery space for Women Sharing Art’s ongoing exhibit “Visions of Freedom” at the Suffolk County Historical Society Museum in Riverhead, visitors physically walk through a …
Sayville boys varsity lacrosse will commence the 2026 spring season on March 19. The group, coached by Christian Doller, has lofty expectations in Suffolk County League II after the Golden Flashes …
Four T-Bird grapplers earned All County honors at the Section XI Tournament. The event was held at Stony Brook University on Feb. 14 and 15.
During a March 10 Board of Education Meeting, Connetquot School District administrators presented the first budget draft for the 2026-2027 school year, which revealed a roughly $3.5 million deficit. …
As Jane Smith* originally from Riverhead, was preparing to move with her three adult children to North Carolina due to affordability issues before Christmas last year, a heart attack suddenly sent …
Rob Cutrone, owner of the successful CoHo Coffee House in Patchogue, was setting up his new venture last Thursday at the Bayport-Blue Point Library’s café. “We are offering socially good …
Save The Great South Bay is launching its 2026 Creek Defender season on March 8, with a cleanup of Purgatory Creek at Kennedy Avenue and Montauk Highway in Blue Point this Sunday from 9 to 11 a.m. …
At the Long Island Maritime Museum in West Sayville, local marine history isn’t just on display; it’s also created. At the Frank F. Penney Boat Shop and Bob Grooms Moonbeam Shop, volunteers …
The Bayport Civic Association recently held its annual installation dinner to celebrate 24 years of serving the community. Along with swearing in new board members, the civic association bestowed its …
Sayville’s independent bookstore recently hosted its first live music event of the year, bringing together alternative and underground rock fans of all ages for a good cause. Tiny Raccoon …
For nearly 60 years, the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts (BAFFA) has provided local artists, whether painters or photographers, tenor or bass singers, string or woodwind instruments, with spaces to …
Redefine Meals will soon be expanding into the former Entenmann’s Factory located in North Bay Shore. Redefine Meals is a Long Island-based meal-prep company focused on fresh, nutritional …
Sayville girls varsity basketball trekked to Mount Sinai last Thursday for a 4:30 p.m. postseason bout between the No. 1-seed Mount Sinai Mustangs and the No. 4-seed Sayville Golden Flashes for the …
Sayville traveled to Kings Park last Thursday for the boys varsity Class A Section XI Suffolk County Semifinals. The Kingsmen, the No. 3 seed, hosted the Golden Flashes, the No. 7 seed, …
The Suffolk County Black Nurses (SCBNA) held their annual Tea Party in East Islip on Friday, Feb. 21. Dedicated to mental health awareness, the association invited members to speak about their own …
It was a game for the ages! Down 3-0 in the first period, Penn State Ice Hockey pulled off a 4-3 win in an overtime shootout against Notre Dame. The hundred-plus crowd of Museum friends …
The Sayville Running Company recently completed its annual, and more challenging than ever, February Challenge, with hundreds of participants braving the cold and snow for daily runs and walks. …
With St. Patrick’s Day two weeks away, what better way to celebrate than raising money to shave one’s head to support children battling cancer?At noon on March 21 at Momo’s Too Sports Bar & …
