Long Island braved another storm last weekend when a nor’easter plowed its way through the island. Lasting from late Friday, Sept. 25 to midday on Sunday, Sept. 27, the storm had affected a large …
From flowers gifted during memorable milestones, to landscapes of familiar parks and meadows, artist Patricia Lind-Gonzalez captures slices of her own life at her first solo show “Inspired by …
“Not permitted, totally not allowed, banned. And just in case anyone doesn’t get the idea, we, too, are passionate and we, too, care about the residents of this town. And that’s precisely why …
only colorful collection in bloom at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum, in Great River. Women Sharing Art is now displaying the works of 37 members, who each created a “dahlia-inspired” piece, whether …
Our calendar is now available for readers to submit their own events to be printed in the section weekly. To submit visit: liadvanceeventlink.creativecirclemedia.com . The link will allow you to …
The Islip Town Board recently passed town code chapter 68-761, an 18-month moratorium for the development of data centers, on Aug. 11. This decision follows a wave of backlash to these centers and …
National Grid joined Town of Islip supervisor Angie Carpenter to mark National 811 Day and remind residents to call 811 before starting any digging project. Calling 811 is free, it’s the law, …
In recognition of World Drowning Prevention Day, South Shore University Hospital invited the community for an educational event to promote swimming safety and drowning prevention. A …
The Fourth of July was not only a celebration of America, but a way for local Islip families to come together for a night of fun, barbecues, and fireworks. We asked our readers to submit …
As the region prepares for the summer’s first heat wave, Islip Town officials are monitoring weather conditions closely and taking steps to keep both its residents and its workforce safe. Town …
The New York State primary votes were held on June 23, where Assembly, Congressional, and State Senate nominees were voted upon by New York residents. The official nominees for the fall election have …
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 …
Islip Town’s contract with ICE for firearms training at the local firing range was renewed on Tuesday, June 16. The contract has come under consistent fire from the community, especially as …
A display dedicated to Pride Month has been erected by the Islip Arts Council and the Suffolk County Courts at the Cohalan Courthouse. Holding the reception on June 17, the display, titled …
Unions, MTA reach deal after three days By Connor Patton For over three days, five unions representing over 3,500 workers at the Long Island Rail Road went on strike for the first time in …
Central Islip Calling all veterans! The Central Islip Memorial Day Parade Committee will be hosting its annual Memorial Day Parade on May 25 at the Central Islip Senior High School. The …
After weeks of litigation regarding the legality of his opponent’s signatures collected for the June primary, Democratic congressional candidate Pat Halpin is set to become the party’s nominee …
From glass and beaded flowers to felt and mixed media pieces, each artist at The Long Island Craft Guild’s show “Primavera,” on display at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum in Great River through …
The West Brook Stream is slowly returning to its original habitat thanks to the efforts of Seatuck Environmental Association. On April 18, Seatuck held a “Phrag Pull” at West Brook in Connetquot …
Music filled the air as The Cross Island Ensemble performed at the Bayard Cutting Arboretum on Sunday, March 15, presented by The Islip Arts Council. The concert was held free of charge, but …
