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Brookhaven Town schedules tenth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day luncheon
The Town of Brookhaven has announced its tenth annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Smithtown Bowling is "Turney" Heads
Abby Turney has not only helped lead the Smithtown bowling team to an unbeaten record this season, but she and her teammates have been absolutely rolling over their opponents. Smithtown sits at an impressive 4–0 on the young campaign, and it is not just the wins that stand out, but the dominant fashion in which they have come.
Feely Uses Tennis Match to Make a Point
Former New York Jets and Giants kicker Jay Feely made headlines this week for his outspoken stance on male athletes competing against women. Feely, who is currently running for Congress in Arizona, weighed in on the recent “Battle of the Sexes” tennis match between Nick Kyrgios and Aryna Sabalenka.
The Wildcats Win the Mountain Duals Title
The Shoreham-Wading River Wrestling Team captured the 2025 Mountain Duals title, continuing what has already been a remarkable season for the Wildcats. Shoreham-Wading River was in peak form throughout the tournament, finishing a perfect 6-0 against elite competition
Longwood Hosts Their Alumni Game
The day after Christmas, Longwood High School hosted its Alumni Basketball Game at home, bringing together former student-athletes to celebrate the rich history and success of the program.
Treder-Wolff on (mostly) TRUE THINGS in Port Jefferson: 'You'll laugh, you'll feel stuff'
Three Long Islanders will perform in (mostly) TRUE THINGS, a storytelling game show where audiences try to spot subtle lies in mostly true personal stories.
DEC spokesman on First Day Hikes in Ridge and Wading River: 'What better day is there to start?'
Long Islanders can kick off 2026 with a healthy start by joining First Day Hikes at Ridge Conservation Area and Wildwood State Park, events sponsored by the New York Department of Conservation (DEC).
Hernandez Sisters Make Girls Wrestling History
This past week, history was made for girls wrestling on Long Island at the 2025 St. Anthony’s Friar Bash Invitational. For the first time in the tournament’s history, three sisters entered the prestigious event—and all three left as champions.
104-Year-Old Vet Wows the Islanders Crowd
This past weekend at the Rangers–Islanders game, the hockey crowd received a remarkable surprise when 104-year-old Staff Sergeant Dominick Critelli took center stage to perform the national anthem.
Northwell Brings Pancreas Transplants to Long Island
Long Island’s first pancreas transplants will be possible through Northwell Health
State Mandates Warning Labels On Addictive Social Media
Minutes can turn into hours with addictive Social Media.
Lowest midgrade gas price in Suffolk County available at $3.03 per gallon in week ending Dec. 20, 2025
The week's cheapest midgrade gas price in Suffolk County stood at $3.03 per gallon in the week ending Dec. 20, 2025.
A Commitment for Positivity and Growth As We Enter 2026
Santos commits to positivity and growth for the new year.
Eisenhower, Patton, and the Battle for Bastogne
Patton did what was thought to be impossible and saved Bastogne.
Cheapest E85 gas in Suffolk County at $1.89 per gallon in week ending Dec. 20, 2025
The lowest price for a gallon of E85 gas in Suffolk County during the week ending Dec. 20, 2025 was $1.89, according to customer reports to GasBuddy.
Has JSN Already Won?
The NFL’s Offensive Player of the Year award has essentially become the honor for the best player in football who is not a quarterback. The MVP has been an almost exclusive quarterback award for years. Even historic seasons from Christian McCaffrey, Derrick Henry, Michael Thomas, and last year’s outstanding campaign by Ja’Marr Chase barely received serious MVP consideration. Instead, those players were recognized with Offensive Player of the Year honors.
Who's Closing in LA?
When fantasy managers are asked the question, “Who’s closing in LA?” the immediate response is usually simple. Edwin Díaz just signed a massive contract, and he will be the unquestioned endgame stopper for the Dodgers. But there is another Los Angeles team, and while they have not helped many fantasy rosters lately, they still need someone to handle the ninth inning. So the question becomes, “Who’s closing in LA—no, the other LA?” The answer is far from clear.
Savannah Pantry Leads William Floyd
There was never much doubt that William Floyd’s Savannah Pantry was going to turn heads this season. Already regarded as one of the top players in Suffolk County, Pantry has recently taken her game to another level, catching fire as the early portion of the season unfolds. Her dominant performances have helped lead the Colonials to an unbeaten start and have showcased just how complete her skill set has become.
Coach Gleason is Still Helping Others
Former Shoreham-Wading River coach Liam Gleason delivered one final act of selflessness and generosity that continues to change lives. The beloved Siena College men’s lacrosse coach, who passed away last month, helped save four people through organ donation. Gleason was a registered organ donor, and WNYT confirmed with the Center for Organ Donation that four individuals received life-saving transplants as a result of his decision.
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Sarro and McGarvey Named MVPs
Henry Sarro of Sachem North Flaming Arrows and Ryan McGarvey of Sachem East Flaming Arrows were named Most Valuable Players of the annual Ralph Pepe Classic on Saturday afternoon, recognizing standout performances in one of the district’s premier rivalry matchups.