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Rapid Response Contains Pine Barrens Blaze, 1995 Conflagration Avoided
Residents breathe a sigh of relief as s repeat of the devastating 1995 fire is averted.
Residents Speak Out at Hauppauge Rally
Residents speak out at Hauppauge rally. Here’s what they had to say.
Suffolk Legislature Seeks Applicants for Page Program
Hands-on opportunity to get involved with county government.
$78.5 Million for William Floyd School Improvements, $0 Impact on Taxpayers
Unique opportunity for residents to vote on $78.5 million in school improvements at no additional cost to taxpayers.
Preservation Boost for Historic Moriches Home
Historic Hawkins House receives preservation boost.
Kudos Our Hero: Red Cross Volunteer Saves Life in Deer Park, Honored by Local Leaders
Suffolk County legislators came together on March 6th to celebrate a Deer Park resident who put her CPR certification to noble use.
Brookhaven announces results of successful 2025 winter coat drive
The Town of Brookhaven has announced the results of its 2025 Winter Coat Drive, organized by the Brookhaven Town Youth Bureau's INTERFACE Program.
$20,000 Grant for Patchogue-Medford Library Branch
Assemblyman DeStefano lands a $20,000 state grant for Medford library annex.
Moriches Coast Guard Auxiliary Recognized #1 for Enhancing Water Safety
They are #1 in keeping local waters safe.
Brookhaven announces sponsorships for 2025 recycling events
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico, alongside members of the Town Council, received a $20,000 donation from four sponsors for the 2025 Spring and Fall Recycling Events.
Brookhaven announces annual health fair with JVC Broadcasting sponsorship
Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico has announced that the 5th Annual Health and Wellness Fair will take place on May 17.
Holtsville Ecology Site announces spring gardening classes for all ages
Spring gardening classes are set to begin at the Holtsville Ecology Site & Animal Preserve in Farmingville, NY.
Rosalie Hanson: A Woman on Fire for Civic Responsibility
Women’s History Month recognition for a Suffolk Tax Fighter
Brookhaven Supervisor Launches TV Show
On March 4, Supervisor Daniel J. Panico was present for the debut recording of his television program, "Supervisor Panico On The Air," at a new TV studio in Farmingville, NY.
K-12 Districtwide Art Show to showcase student artwork at William Floyd High School
The annual K-12 Districtwide Art Show is set to take place on Thursday, March 6, from 6 to 8 pm at William Floyd High School.
Mastic Beach Ambulance Company Announces 2024 Top Responder and Volunteer Hours Awards
The Mastic Beach Ambulance Company gave out its annual Top Responder and Volunteer Hours Awards.
Brookhaven councilwoman brings town hall meetings directly to residents
Brookhaven Councilwoman Karen Dunne Kesnig is set to host in-district office hours at the Moriches Bay Recreation Center in Center Moriches on Tuesday, March 18th.
Cast Reactions to The New Yorker Calling "Christmas Eve in Miller's Point" Oscar-Snubbed
Shortly after ranking Smithtown native Tyler Taormina's latest feature his number-two film of 2024, The New Yorker's Richard Brody wrote that Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress nominations are deserved.
Foul Play Suspected: Central Islip Man Found Dead at Blue Point Beach
Carlos Lopez, 27, was pronounced dead at the scene—the result of fatal stab wounds.
Theatre Three director on Port Jefferson play festival: 'a place to nurture new works'
A tradition of homage to one-act plays—from around the world—continues with Theatre Three Productions’ annual festival from March 8 through April 5.
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The Madness Before the Brackets Is All About Vegas, Baby
March Madness is here and there will be many of you that head out to Las Vegas with your buddies for the annual guy's trip to watch the tournament. For some the first round with the chaos and Cinderella upsets are your choice for when to spend the week in the desert
Let's Make the Sweet 16 Sweeter
The first weekend of the NCAA Tournament was like none we have watched before. Favorites ruled the day and the tournament that is usually filled with Cinderella stories and upset dreams have been replaced by stacked teams because of NIL deals and power conferences ruling the day.
Romaine Report: Volunteer Firefighters Protect East End
When a person signs up to become a volunteer firefighter, they commit to the potential that one day they may be putting their lives on the line.