Incumbent U.S. Rep Andrew Garbarino is facing a challenge from former Suffolk County executive and Democrat Pat Halpin in this November’s election. The second congressional district covers South …
On a cool and sunny Sunday morning, hundreds of friends, family members, and neighbors of the late Emily Finn ran and walked around West Sayville to raise money for domestic violence awareness, just …
The Town of Islip’s annual Apple Festival returns this Saturday at the Islip Grange in Sayville with a full day of fall fun lined up, including craft and food vendors, amusement rides, apple …
Two candidates are running for N.Y. State Assembly District Seven, which is open as incumbent Jarett Gandolfo seeks a State Senate seat. Republican and Conservative Party candidate DawnMarie Kuhn is …
The fourth annual “All Boobs Matter” Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser was held at Jackson Hall American Bar and Grill in East Islip on Oct.1 under the direction of organizer and host chef, …
The Sagtikos Manor’s Fall Festival was living history in Bay Shore as the mansion travelled back to colonial days. Guests were welcomed, rain or shine, to visit the mansion and see a glimpse of the …
Nestled between deep-blue lights and handcrafted jellyfish was the Islip Arts Council’s Under the Sea Festival. A celebration of art and undersea life, the night was a treasure trove of activities …
Three straight shutout defeats between Sept. 29 and Oct. 3 left practically no margin for error in terms of West Islip field hockey’s playoff chances with a record of 4-7 in Suffolk Division 2 and …
East Islip resident Paul Lucia pleaded guilty in court on Oct.13 to arson in the second degree. Lucia also pleaded guilty to arson in the third degree and two counts of criminal possession. …
Bay Shore’s Kismet Coffee welcomed nonprofit Canine Companions for a “Paws & Pours: Yappy Hour” event last week. CEO of Canine Companions Paige Mazzoni was the honored special guest of the …
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the nonprofit West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition (WIBCC) carried on their yearly tradition of raising pink flags. Held in partnership with the Good …
Growing a business comes with many hurdles and challenges that require unique and specialized insight in order to properly tackle them. That’s why the nonprofit LGBT Network hosted a Growing A …
Behind two of Suffolk County’s leading scorers and consistency in the defensive zone, Islip once again figures to contend for the Class A girls soccer title a year after earning the tournament’s …
The Islip Democratic Committee held their 2026 Town Hall last Saturday, Oct. 3. Hosted at East Islip’s Greenwood Hall from 11 to 2 p.m., Democratic candidates for the Islip area answered questions …
One morning, while combing through the hundreds of press releases, newsletters, and story ideas that flood the editor’s email weekly, one pitch stood out from the rest. “I’m Wren, an AI …
From Revolutionary War figures, to murder victims and culprits, there are plenty of fascinating stories behind the graves at Oakwood Cemetery in Islip. The Historical Society of Islip Hamlet …
Cars were lining up in East Islip last Saturday, Oct. 3, for Boy Scouts of America Troop 205’s car wash. The troop put in a full day’s work, starting at 9 a.m. and finishing at 2 p.m. Based …
The Halloween spirit is in full swing in Islip with the latest Movies on Main Night. Last Friday, Oct. 2, the Town of Islip held a 6:30 p.m. showing of Halloween staple “Edward Scissorhands” at …
East Islip field hockey is on a heater, and coach Chris Veit is looking for its current hot streak to continue for the duration of the regular season and into the Suffolk Class B playoffs. …
Amid momentum swings throughout last Thursday’s Suffolk Division 2 field hockey matchup between Sayville and West Islip, both defenses and goaltenders stood tall until the waning moments. With …
