The Suffolk County Courts continued their 2026 Black History Month celebration with a documentary film screening of “The Green Book: Guide to Freedom,” held in the Central Jury Room at the John …
Love will be in the air at local music ensemble Strings Attached’s upcoming concert, through both the subject matter of pieces and the admiration each member has for performing with one another. …
Owners and advocates of legacy wholesale beer stores fear that a proposed loosening of their state liquor authority licenses will start the clock toward their business’s destruction. A clause …
Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine was joined by local officials and first responder agencies today to announce the urgent need for more volunteer firefighters due to the recent increase of house …
A group of Long Island Catholics are calling for their church to raise its voice “in defense of immigrant families in our communities” amid recent immigration enforcement activities across the …
Suffolk County saw its likely larg- est recorded snowfall on Monday, Feb. 23, after more than 31 inches of snow fell in Central Islip, according to the National Weather Service, breaking a 13-year …
Community spreads kindness through cards By Connor Patton Children from across the greater Sayville area spread messages of kindness throughout the community during “P.S. I Love You …
Local school districts continued their preliminary budget presentations at board meetings recently as each district prepares its budget for a vote in May. All figures each school district …
Coconut hooves and cockney accents are abound in CM Performing Arts Center’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” which opened on Saturday, Feb. 14. A fitting Valentine’s Day treat …
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Argyle Theatre’s production of “Newsies,” brought to you by artistic director Evan Pappas and father-son executive producers, Mark and Dylan Perlman, is a …
The Suffolk County GOP nominated its candidates for state and federal offices during a packed-out convention at its Medford headquarters on Feb. 13. Members of the Suffolk County GOP committee …
Losing 50 points per game off last season’s roster didn’t stop Bayport-Blue Point from qualifying for the Suffolk Class A boys basketball playoffs. Winning rematches against Shoreham-Wading …
The rich history of several species of trees was revealed last Saturday, Jan 31, during the Bayard Cutting Arboretum’s “Secret Stories of Trees” presentation. Director of the Arboretum, Kevin …
The Islip Animal Shelter is holding a Valentine’s Special until Feb. 21. The shelter will have reduced adoption costs in the hopes that their animals meet their fur-ever home. For every animal …
In honor of the month of love, NYU Langone Dr. Emmanuel N. Moustakakis, MD, director of Inpatient Cardiology at NYU Langone Hospital-Suffolk, and Dr. Jonathan Weinstein, DO, FACC, director, Cardiac …
Sarah’s Law was recently proposed by New York State Sen. Dean Murray and Sarah Goode’s family as legislation to prevent a convicted killer’s conviction from being erased if they die before an …
Bayport-Blue Point High School’s music department presented “Guys and Dolls” from Feb. 5-7. The classic musical comedy centers on gamblers, showgirls and unexpected romance in New York City, …
For many, fire departments are an ubiquitous presence, thought of only when seeing a fire truck speed to a call. But local departments, and the thousands of volunteer firefighters who work in them, …
When Chris Jason as Sinatra steps out on the Gateway stage singing “Luck Be a Lady,” snapping fingers, thrusting out the song like a happy gambler on a roll, you know you’re in for a good …
According to Brookhaven’s Highway Department, “80 percent of the Holtsville Wildlife & Ecology Center’s animals are committed to wonderful places, the other 20 percent should be committed …
