Despite loving dogs her whole life, Rebecca (“Becky”) Seeba never envisioned the business and career she currently has. “I went to school for pre-physical therapy,” Seeba …
In a fast-moving policy debacle determined and turned over by mandates, court filings, and appeals, schools throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties worked hard to keep up with the state of mask …
When the Sayville Middle School cheerleading team hit a perfect routine at a mid-December competition, they earned a third-place finish against tough competitors. “It was important to …
In a memo by Sayville Schools Superintendent, Dr. Stimmel, as of Tuesday, January 25, masks will be optional in the school district, at least for the beginning of the school day. "As of this memo, …
This year, our readers helped us raise a total of $2,250 through our Holiday Greeting Fund in support of the Chestene M. Coverdale Sayville Food Pantry. Earlier this week, we presented the pantry …
Interpreting the word of God to connect with a contemporary audience is a difficult task, but one in which curate, assistant rector Mother Lilo Rivera-Carr, of St. Ann’s Episcopal Church in …
In what has traditionally been one of the biggest fundraisers of the year in the Sayville/West Sayville community, the middle school girls Purple and Gold volleyball teams faced off in a charity …
Dr. James Bertsch is an institution of thought, grace, and power in the community of Sayville, serving as a twice-elected board of education trustee and leading some of the most widely attended youth …
The first snowstorm of the year came in on Friday, January 7 and gave some kids (and some adults an unexpected 3-day-weekend. While not everyone got a real snow day and had to learn distance, there …
BY SAM DESMOND For those looking to segue their January motivation into February sustainment, The Sayville Running Company is hosting their annual February Challenge, where participants commit to …
The Sayville community was stunned and saddened with the closing of Starbucks on Main Street, a popular hangout and staple of window shopping for the area, the day after Christmas. The business at …
With the pandemic continuing and supply chain issues, this Christmas was about savoring what you got, whenever it got there. The Suffolk County News asked readers to submit photos for a contest of …
Looking for activities to ring in the New Year? Every town, from Patchogue to Oakdale, has you covered. Patchogue Midnight on Main The event will start at 7 p.m. on Main Street in Patchogue …
Joel Camp, who owns the newly opened School of Rock in Sayville with his wife Emilia, is the offspring of family members who surrounded his life in notes, chords and songs. “My dad is a …
On Friday, Dec. 17 at 7 p.m., the Greater Sayville Civic Association and large swaths of the community participated in the third annual Light the Night by placing luminaries outside of their …
The Town of Islip unanimously approved a resolution during their board meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 14, to “not entertain” the Draft Environmental Impact Statement presented by Rechler Equity …
Fire districts across Long Island held their annual elections on Tuesday, Dec. 14. Bayport The winner was Edgar Borrero, who won the write-in ballot with 39 out of 55 votes. Bohemia The …
Theresa Dodaro’s latest book, “The Bayman’s Daughter,” grabs the reader with an absorbing background glimpse of Sayville’s historic sites and owners, iconic locales we …
This past weekend from Friday, Dec. 10 to Sunday, Dec. 12, the Sayville Congregational United Church of Christ held their annual Victorian Tea. This year was the 30th tea and the first since the …
Do you have a glamorous woman in your life? Or perhaps, several of them? Thankfully, our local merchants are stocked with only the best of items to get her a last-minute but lasting gift.
