Victoria Johnson, Pulitzer and National Book Award finalist for “American Eden,” was the featured speaker at the Sayville Garden Club’s Spring Luncheon at Land’s End …
Executive director Charlene Lehman stood at her desk, the command center for the Sayville Food Pantry. She’s been doling out food, encouraging words, pats on the back, and helping with services …
In this life, you need volunteers. They’re the ones who lift up the towns, hamlets and villages. So in the spirit of encouraging future volunteers, the Sayville Village Improvement Society …
The crosses, 120 of them as well as Stars of David, are presently on the front lawn of the Sayville Congregational Church. They represent the number of Americans killed every day by gun violence, …
Local author, Commack resident Meryl Ain’s new novel, “Shadows We Carry,” published by SparkPress, takes place on Long Island and is the sequel to her award-winning post-Holocaust …
Petty Officer First Class Blaine Serven, a native of Bohemia, is serving in Japan aboard a U.S. Navy warship. Serven attended Connetquot High School and graduated in 2007 and joined the Navy 13 years …
Suffolk County town supervisors and legislators have made their opinion, cautioning against retention of migrants to be placed in Suffolk County, known. In a joint-statement by the Suffolk …
Long Island homeowners looking to play a role in reducing stormwater runoff, which is one of the leading causes of nitrogen pollution in our waterways, will soon be eligible for grants to help cover …
The Bayport Aerodrome hosted its annual pancake breakfast on Sunday, May 21 on a great, clear flyover day. In addition to the dozens of antique airplanes, there were also vintage cars for the …
Long-mired shopping center, the SunVet Mall, on the service road of Sunrise Highway near exit 50, will be brought back to life, as is the hope of developer Blumenfeld Developer Group and Regency …
This coming Monday, May 29, the community will host a number of Memorial Day ceremonies to honor our fallen servicemen and women and also take the time to give thanks to veterans in attendance. …
Sayville resident Paris Ray is a lifelong musician and performer. In her youth years Ray did much acting, including television guest-starring appearances. Ray sings daily at a plethora of venues on …
Bayport-Blue Point Library board president Ron Devine Jr. and library director Mike Firestone flank author and journalist Linda Leuzzi with her new book, “My Year With the Italian Girl.” …
Islip Town supervisor Angie Carpenter and members of the Islip Town Board were joined by state, county, and local officials at the town’s Boater Safety Press Conference at the Bay Shore Marina. …
Did you know that in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the name of a substantial area of north Sayville was Moscow Sayville or even just Moscow? Moscow Sayville featured farms, private homes, …
On Saturday morning, a Blue Point mother posted a desperate plea to locate her son, aged 23, who had been missing since the previous night. Many in the community took to their personal social media …
The Shabby Tabby Cat Café hosted a sold-out show featuring drag performers Annie Manildoo (a staple drag queen of the Sayville area) and Ivy Stalls for a night of bingo. Debuting her …
On Saturday, May 13, the Paramount Theater in Huntington was sold out for the main event of the evening hosted by Star Boxing: a showdown with undefeated Bellport-boxer, Alex “El Toro” Vargas …
On Saturday, May 13, the Friends of the Bayport-Blue Point Library hosted a book signing for local author and program educator at the library, Kristin Yook. Yook’s book, “Five Little Seals,” …
he Oakdale Improvement Society, the Oakdale Civic Association, and the Knights of Columbus Sunrise Council 6607, in conjunction with Keep Islip Clean, held a cleanup event at the historic Oakdale …
