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Gavin’s, A Treasure on Main Street
It’s a place of serenity and solace, peace and perseverance, a shop where you can treat yourself to a special prize or find the most heartfelt gift for a loved one or friend.
Low-Interest Loans Available for August Flood Damage
Those who suffered damages from the floods that battered Suffolk in August can apply for low-interest federal loans.
‘Tis the Season! Smithtown-Made “Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point” Now Available On Demand
“Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point,” the new critically acclaimed arthouse flick with mass appeal on the block, and that also filmed just around the block, is officially available to rent via on demand platforms like Amazon Prime Video for $5.99, where it can also be purchased for $19.99.
Good Riddance: Red Light Cameras in Suffolk are No More
Usually, the Monday after Thanksgiving is understandably filled with nothing but languish.
Montauk businessman sentenced for grand larceny totaling nearly $400K
Suffolk District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced the sentencing of Mark Ripolone, a former Montauk businessman, to three to nine years in prison.
NYC employee pleads guilty to submitting forged doctor notes
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney announced the guilty plea of Alan Anderson, a 55-year-old employee of the New York City Administration for Children’s Services.
Brookhaven town demolishes abandoned "zombie house" in Farmingville
On December 2, Brookhaven Town officials took action to demolish a long-abandoned property at 691 Horseblock Road in Farmingville.
Two charged with violating Suffolk’s Evergreen Law over illegal dumping
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney has announced the arrest of Charles Weiss and Marvin Sandoval for allegedly violating Suffolk's Evergreen Law.
City announces route for 2022 Christmas Parade
The city has announced the route for the 2022 Christmas Parade.
Retail protection partnership reduces shoplifting incidents in Suffolk County
Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney has announced the initial outcomes of the Retail Protection Partnership, a program launched in October 2023 to tackle rising shoplifting rates in New York State.
Smithtown Fire Department releases Christmas parade route for 2023
The Smithtown Fire Department has announced the finalized route for its 2023 Christmas parade.
Suffolk County Honors “Veterans of the Year”
Veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces from across Suffolk County were honored for their service and sacrifice in helping to protect our freedom and liberty. Each of the 18 members of the Suffolk County Legislature introduced a veteran as “Veteran of the Year” from their district.
Town supervisor discusses waste management at chamber meeting
Town Supervisor Dan Panico addressed the Three Village Chamber of Commerce in Stony Brook at their monthly meeting.
Legislator Leslie Kennedy Honors "Paws of War" Volunteer
On Tuesday, November 21st, the Suffolk County Legislature held a ceremony in which each legislative district office honored a non-profit volunteer. The event, which was organized by Legislator Rebecca Sanin, honored non-profit volunteers from all walks of life across Suffolk County.
Mather Hospital dedicates New Outpatient Behavioral Health Building
Northwell's Mather Hospital formally dedicated its recently acquired Outpatient Behavioral Health Services building that allows the hospital to transform how it provides mental health services, expanding programs and introducing a new Rapid Access Center. The building, located across the street from the hospital at 100 Highlands Blvd., was purchased with public and private funding totaling $9.2 million including a grant from the NYS Department of Health.
Bellport Middle School Names New Assistant Principal
The South Country School District Board of Education has appointed Dr. Anthony Aiello as Bellport Middle School's new assistant principal, effective Dec. 16.
Tuttle School Gives Thanks and Honored Those That Serve
Tuttle Avenue School first graders participated in a Thanksgiving celebration, whichrecognized and honored all essential workers in their school along with the veterans andactive military in their community. It was a morning of poetry and song as each of thegrade's classrooms donned turkey and pilgrim headdresses and took to the stage toperform a variety of Thanksgiving holiday music and to recognize the important work thatthe faculty and staff do each day. The school also collectively donated nonperishable food items for those in needduring the holiday. The donated items were brought to Lion's Heart and the Eastport BibleChurch to assist in making the community's holiday brighter.
Cap and Gown Orders Set For January at William Floyd High School
Parents and guardians of William Floyd High School seniors are being urged to begin preparations for the upcoming graduation ceremony scheduled for June 28, 2025. A key part of these preparations involves ordering caps, gowns, and tassels, which will be worn during the commencement exercises.
William Floyd School District Updates Winter Sports Attendance Rules
The William Floyd School District has announced new guidelines for attendees of indoor winter sports events at William Floyd High School. The district emphasizes safety and enjoyment for all spectators and appreciates cooperation from attendees.
Selden man convicted for long-term sexual abuse against children
A Selden man has been found guilty of sexually abusing three of his children over a span of thirteen years.
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Stony Brook students blend fitness and ecology in 3K EcoWalk
Stony Brook University students participated in the "Running Wild 3K EcoWalk," a new Earthstock event conducted on April 21 at the Ashley Schiff Preserve.
New Jersey MDC inmate sues law firm Napoli Shkolnik for malpractice in handling prison assault case
A New Jersey inmate at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC) in Brooklyn is taking legal action against New York law firm Napoli Shkolnik PLLC, alleging negligence and malpractice.
Shinnecock Nation sues Southampton over tribal land regulation
The Shinnecock Indian Nation has filed a lawsuit against the Town of Southampton and several of its officials, alleging unlawful and unconstitutional actions that threaten the Nation’s sovereignty.