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Future Picassos on Display at BAFFA
Fine Arts (BAFFA) annual high school juried invitational art exhibit.
Rockville Centre Bishop Shares Easter Season Message
Happy Easter to you and your families! Thank you for your love for the inspired Word of God. Thank you for your love for the Resurrection appearances of our Lord in this Easter season and the way your lives are set on fire in your meditation and contemplation of these mysteries.
Loguercio Honors World War ll Veteran Dolphus Knowles on his 100th Birthday
In recognizing Mr. Knowles' birthday, Councilman Loguercio said, "Thank you for your service to our country and for your many years in the postal service. Today we celebrate you and declare this day as Dolphus Knowles Day in the Town of Brookhaven."
Suffolk Courts Close Out Black History Month With Grand Celebration
District Administrative Judge Hon. Andrew A. Crecca welcomed the large audience and kicked off the celebration with opening remarks. "This program provides us a glimpse into the countless contributions and the lasting influence of the African American community on modern day art and culture," said Administrative Judge Crecca. He added, "there simply is no denying the profound impact that it has had all around us. Today, we take a moment to think about just how significant and groundbreaking these contributions are and to give those people the recognition and celebration that they truly deserve."
L.I.'s Oldest Art Guild - Wet Paints Studio Group Celebrates 75 Years
L.I.'s Oldest Art Guild (since 1949), the Wet Paints Studio Group is based out of Sayville, however members are from all over Suffolk County. It is a group of about 100 local artists dedicated to promoting fine art. The group provides workshops, visiting artist demonstrations, and networking opportunities for artists. They also provide a scholarship to a Sayville High School graduate seeking studies in art. Wet Paints always welcomes new members, and anyone can visit and view artist demos on You Tube.
Warrant Watch: You Can Help Cops Catch Crooks
Suffolk County Police believe these two men are responsible for stealing approximately $529 in merchandise from a Medford Target on Valentine's Day.
Monumental Moment in Suffolk Environmental History
The first was a bipartisan gathering of elected officials, along with Long Island's environmental, business, and labor leaders, to restate our support of green energy and to urge Gov. Hochul to keep the Sunrise Wind project on track. This $700 million effort will provide massive benefits to our region. It will bring clean, renewable energy for more than 600,000 homes, hundreds of jobs, and millions of dollars in training and operational programs.
East Quogue Elementary Raises $11,142 for American Heart Association
As students registered for the challenge, they wrote their name on the Registration Hall of Fame. Each morning, the school made announcements about the fundraising efforts. Students in grades 3-6 participated in four competitive stations: Jackpot Shot, Super Shooter 6, Shooting Knockout and a Skills Obstacle Course. Winners received paper crowns for being top three Super Shooter 6 scorers and for being the top boy and girl shooters in the Jackpot Shot.
Adopt a Velvet Hippo: Meet Blaze!
Blaze is a male pittie mix, approximately ten years young, and one of our longtime residents at the Animal Shelter. He was rescued by Animal Control Officers after being abandoned, left in a cage at Blydenburgh Park.
Student Art Talent Shines at Civic Show
"We wanted to give the young artists the opportunity to show off their work," said civic President Frank Fugarino, a retired school principal. "So, instead of our monthly meeting, we invited the kids and it was a wonderful opportunity for them to interact with the community."
Jake's 58 Supports Community Events
The Boomer Esiason Foundation raises money for awareness, research, and support for the Cystic Fibrosis community. Learn more about the Boomer Esiason Foundation: https://www.esiason.org/(https://www.esiason.org/)
Panico's Bold Move Deserves Praise
The town council veteran outlined his plan to vastly improve the quality of life in communities such as his Mastic Beach hometown in a letter to Romaine shortly after he moved up to county executive. In what appears to be a coordinated strategy, Panico requested that the county Department of Social Services not send money to landlords for rentals that do not have town permits. These permits require inspections, and Panico went as far as offering town inspectors to assist the county in making sure rentals are up to code.
America's Boating Club Elects Officers for 2024
Commander James M. Milton, JN, of East Islip, NY, has been re-elected as Commander for the fourth time. Elected to serve with Commander Milton is Jeanne Braun, P, from West Islip, NY, as Executive Officer; Michael Boland, AP, of West Islip, NY, as Educational Officer; Steve Potestio, AP, of Holbrook, NY, as Treasurer; William Restmeyer, P, of Bay Shore, NY, as Secretary, and Marie A. Wallach, AP, of Holbrook, NY as Assistant Educational Officer.
Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Through Art
Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Through Art
South Country BOE Recognizes National Award-Winning Teacher
South Country BOE Recognizes National Award-Winning Teacher
Holtsville Hal's Famous Prediction to be Revealed on Groundhog Day
Holtsville Hal's Famous Prediction to be Revealed on Groundhog Day
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Brazen Bandit Bolts Store With Blowdryers
Suffolk County Crime Stoppers and Suffolk County Police Sixth Precinct Crime Section officers are seeking the public’s help to identify the brazen bandit who is accused of stealing blowdryers that cost a pretty penny.
Lawsuit accuses healthcare communication service provider of mishandling data leading to breach
A class action lawsuit has been filed against healthcare communication provider ConnectOnCall.com, LLC, accusing the company of failing to protect sensitive personal and health information, resulting in a significant data breach.
Lawsuit alleges advertising agency violated medical leave laws
A former employee has filed a lawsuit against advertising agency Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners (BSSP), accusing the company of harassment and discrimination during her medical leave for cancer treatment.