Terrance Saporito said when he and his three business partners and close friends Brian Jones, Chris Wade and Al Carrabis decided to expand their popular Long Island Strong store in Sayville, they …
The Greater Sayville Civic Association held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, April 7 and presented a certificate of recognition to Andrew Wittman for his outstanding service to the …
Seaside goldenrod sprouts were emerging green along the bioswale. Little blue stems, whose blue hue was still hibernating, were poised to grow six feet. “Ferns will be joining the party …
While Sept. 11 nears its 20th anniversary later this year, the casualties have continued on in its two-decade aftermath, with many first responders and others present that fateful day dying of …
On Saturday, March 27, the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce held a Mini-Springfest in downtown Main Street. While not the grand affair of years’ past, the scaled-down event was apt for the …
When Sayville Village Improvement Society president Barbara Fitzpatrick took the helm last June, she ran with her mission: update the SVIS sign directories on Candee Avenue and Center Street with the …
Dr. Fred Wolff is a patient man. For the past few weeks, Dr. Wolff has been planning on giving a presentation to his fellow residents at the Brightview Senior Living Center in Sayville, but due …
Described as a venerable “school mom” in her nomination, Jennifer Wittman-Cahill stands preeminent among teachers, as she is a true mentor and guiding force for her students, not simply there for …
Fifth Precinct police have a suspect in the beating of a 19-year-old SUNY Maritime student that took place in the late hours of March 12 at the parking lot of Land’s End in Sayville. Fifth …
On a crisp mid-March evening in Sayville, the Golden Flashes shined as bright as the sun radiated on the South Shore earlier that afternoon. In the Varsity football match at Timothy J. Henck field, …
To give you an idea of the times, in 1961, John F. Kennedy was President. The East Germans put up the Berlin Wall, cutting off West Berlin from surrounding East Germany. United States-backed …
When school districts across Suffolk County reopened in September, many announced they’d be operating under a hybrid model of learning to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.The hybrid model …
Sayville history buff Mark Smith is always on the lookout for memorabilia or artifacts of Sayville. He trolls the internet and sometimes nabs an item at the last second of an auction, like his …
The St. Lawrence Columbiettes (the women’s complement to the Knights of Columbus) showered the tree in front of the parish with winter clothing items (mittens, scarves, hats) for their …
The beloved, altruistic hangout, The Shabby Tabby Cat Café in Sayville, is looking to walk its paws to another location, two blocks east of where “the coolest cats and kittens” …
Brooke, 8, from West Sayville, models a communion dress with headpiece, veil, hosiery, mask, and shoes. For the busy mom-on-the-go, Tiggy Winks in Sayville has made communion apparel shopping …
Inspiring nearly all of Sayville’s dedicated community groups is a woman whose story traces the fulfillment of so many different versions of the “American dream” with roots that …
Ever pass by a landmark and wonder how it got there? The 800 kids who play in the Baymen Soccer Field on Cherry Avenue in WestSayville every Saturday can thank Chris Bodkin of West Sayville, a …
Main Street fashion boutique Debra Canavan Classics will close its doors atthe end of this month, owner Debra Canavan announced. But not to fret, fashionmongers: the Sayville staple will be just a …
Linda Craig’s mom, Donalee Verry, “was the best nurse I ever worked with and the reason I became a nurse.” Verry was a utility nurse who handled every unit wearing her crisp …
