Republican legislators call for top Suffolk officials to resign
Corruption is a word used often relating to Suffolk County government recently, and at least three legislators have had enough.
Suffolk County Legislator Rob Trotta...
Theater talk: Peter Pan on growing up
By Rita J. Egan
Before she flies off to the University of Delaware in a few months, Alexandra Juliano is taking on one of her...
A Taste of the Neighborhood fundraiser returns
By Irene Ruddock
The Setauket Neighborhood House will host its annual Taste of the Neighborhood fundraising event on Friday, May 13, from 7 to 10...
Another life gone too soon
By Elof Axel Carlson
I learned from my daughter-in-law, Dawn Allen Carlson, that my son John died as he was recovering at home from pneumonia...
Civil War encampment brings history lesson to Long Island kids
Despite the threat of rain, the Farmingville Historical Society hosted a Civil War Encampment at the site of the 1823 Terry House and 1850...
Meet Mount Sinai’s comeback kids
Mount Sinai’s motto this season has been “proving people wrong.”
And again, the girls’ lacrosse team did just that. Despite being down 5-1 at halftime, the...
Macular degeneration: significant steps forward
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is the number one cause of severe central vision loss and blindness in patients over age 65 (1). There are...
Suffolk man gives $1 million to community college
A Belle Terre resident opened his wallet to give back to his alma mater last week, donating $1 million to Suffolk County Community College.
Robert...
Zeldin endorses bills that combat county’s heroin hitch
By Phil Corso
Congress is taking unprecedented steps to fight heroin and opioid abuse, and U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-Shirley) brought the battle to Kings...
Suffolk Sports Hall of Fame gains eight new members
By Alex Petroski
Greatness in the world of athletics was on display to be celebrated Friday night. Members of the 27th class of the Suffolk...
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