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Memorial Day Weekend Brings Parades, Ceremonies And Summer Kickoff Across Suffolk
Memorial Day weekend will bring parades, ceremonies and community gatherings across Suffolk County as residents honor America’s fallen heroes and mark the unofficial start of summer on Long Island.
Renovation On Tap For Historic Lake Grove Church
A landmark church building featured on the Village of Lake Grove seal will receive long-awaited renovations this summer following recent vandalism and years of wear.
Five School Budgets Back To The Drawing Board
Long Island voters approved most school budgets Tuesday, but several major tax-cap override proposals — including South Country’s controversial 13.45% increase — were soundly rejected at the polls.
School Budget Votes Set Across Brookhaven
Voters across Brookhaven will decide school budgets, board races and tax increases Tuesday, with several districts pushing the limits of the state tax cap.
Long Island History Hunt Brings Revolution To Life
A new Long Island-wide history hunt is inviting families to visit 26 historic sites, snap selfies and compete for prizes, including a $1,776 grand prize celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.
Bellport Muslim Cemetery Wins Approval
A new Muslim cemetery approved in Bellport is expected to provide more than 10,000 burial plots while creating local jobs and preserving natural buffer areas around the site.
Historic Warbirds Take Flight Memorial Day Weekend
Memorial Day weekend kicks off the American Airpower Museum’s summer with Warbird flights featuring historic WWII aircraft and flight experiences over Long Island.
Disc Golf Debuts At Southaven County Park
Discs are flying at the new county golf course at Southaven Park in Yaphank.
Upgrades To Gas Lines Serving Main Street
National Grid crews are replacing aging gas service lines along Montauk Highway in Center Moriches as part of a broader infrastructure modernization effort.
Suffolk Enforcing Tough New E-Bike Rules
Suffolk County officials are warning parents and riders that new e-bike laws will be strictly enforced, with violators facing tickets, steep fines, and possible impoundment of their vehicles.
Burn Ban Remains In Effect Across Suffolk
Officials urge residents to watch it when it comes to fires.
Healthcare Billing Careers Get Boost At Hunter
Hunter Business School rolls out a fully online Medical Billing and Coding program, giving students a fast track into one of healthcare’s most in-demand careers.
Precision Carpentry Built On Experience And Pride
A local craftsman bringing detail, precision, and pride to every job.
Hunter Business School Marks 20 Years In Medford
Hunter Business School marks 20 years in Medford, celebrating thousands of graduates and a legacy of hands-on training that continues to shape Long Island’s workforce.
Hunter Grads Turn Training Into Real-World Careers
Hunter Business School graduates are stepping straight into careers, showcasing how hands-on training is turning classroom learning into real-world success across Long Island.
Budgets And Trustees On April 14 Library Ballots
Voters will decide library budgets and trustee races as rising costs shape funding proposals across local districts.
MMS Library Board Meeting Rescheduled Due To Blizzard
Blizzard moves library board meeting.
Judge Allows Nuclear Waste Dump Into Hudson River
Federal judge okays Indian Point nuclear waste dumping into the Hudson River.
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Joe the Box Celebrates America First Spirit
“Joe the Box” has become one of Suffolk County’s most recognizable America-First personalities, turning The America First Warehouse in Ronkonkoma into what supporters call “the most patriotic venue in all the land.”