Unforgettable summer memories are soon-to-be-made next week at the Greater Sayville Chamber of Commerce’s annual Summerfest. The summer festival takes place from Aug. 7 through 9 throughout …
From Captain Kidd to alcohol bootleggers, Long Island was once known as a hotbed for piracy situated between major East Coast ports up until the early 20th century. Historian and author Bill …
Visitors at the Bayport Aerodrome this past Sunday walked through a timeline of American and European military history at the aerodrome and the Long Island Living History Association’s second …
After decades covering local news, award-winning author and journalist, Linda Leuzzi, has become a well-known fixture in her community and beyond. In her most recent book, “Car Dogs,” Leuzzi …
The Long Island Maritime Museum recently hosted its annual Keels & Wheels event, bringing classic cars and antique boats together under clear skies for crowds of admirers. Members of …
Jack Turner, Sayville native and Sayville High graduate of 2021, was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 10th round of the 2026 Major League Baseball Draft, as the 306th overall pick. The lofty …
Audiences at the CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale are welcomed to the ‘60s this summer for the musical “Hairspray.” The roughly two-hour-long show follows Baltimore teenager Tracy …
Buzz is brewing for the inaugural Sayville International Film Festival, which will showcase over 100 films, including shorts and features, and provide local filmmakers with opportunities to network …
While discussing his family’s medical history with his mother’s oncologist one day during the COVID-19 pandemic, one casual sentence from his mother’s doctor changed Long Island comedian Al …
Patchogue Lioness Lions and Friends of Lakeview Cemeteries present a guided tour of the historic Lakeview Cemeteries on West Main Street in Patchogue Village on Aug. 2 at noon. …
Marcus Stroman, Medford native and graduate of Patchogue-Medford High School who pitched 11 seasons in Major League Baseball with the Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago Cubs, New York Mets, and New York …
At the Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts Gallery in Sayville this month, visitors are invited to use their imaginations when viewing the abstract works of artists Lisa Stanko and John Cino on display …
The Patchogue Lions Club’s Main Street Fourth of July parade in the Village of Patchogue was held on Saturday, July 4, amidst scorching 100-degree weather, but enough celebration to counter the …
On Saturday, June 27, the West Sayville Fire Department Flying Dutchmen drill team continued their winning ways and emerged as victors in the 19th annual Selden Invitational Drill, held at Brookhaven …
Lacrosse player Kerrigan Miller, Bayport-Blue Point alumna who played lacrosse collegiately at USC and University of North Carolina, then coached at the University of Virginia and currently coaches …
A colorblind caricature artist and a planeless pilot form a close bond as they pursue their dreams. This is the plot of Sayville-based Skymack Productions’ latest short film, “Fiji’s Only a …
From the neatly arranged tile mosaics that come together to create a decorative children’s story, to multi-layered mixed-media pieces featuring dazzling scenes that leave a sparkle in the …
For many, the Fourth of July is a day to wear red, white, and blue, while hosting a barbecue that may or may not include potentially illegal pyrotechnics. As America’s 250th birthday looms this …
For the past few weeks, the ladies of the St. John’s women’s organization, called Philoptochos, began spending hours upon hours across multiple days preparing homemade desserts for sale at the …
For some, painting is an activity practiced only in grade school, or maybe occasionally in adult coloring books. For Kenneth Anthony Turchiano Chess and his husband, Jonathan Sawan Turchiano Chess, …
