Superintendent to leave school district
Superintendent Ken Bossert announced on Friday that the 2015-16 school year would be his last with Port Jefferson.
According to a letter distributed to the...
Going to probate is not always necessary
By Linda M. Toga, ESQ.
The Facts: After my mother died, my father transferred his assets into a trust to avoid probate. He frequently told...
Feeding your hungry plants
By Ellen Barcel
Many years ago, someone in a class I was teaching on hydrangeas asked me, “You mean, you have to feed your plants?”...
Fun run will help fund Royals’ education
The Royal Educational Foundation is hosting its third annual Power of One Family Fun Run on Saturday, April 16, to benefit the Port Jefferson...
Former Royal footballer shuts down rivals at NFL Regional Combine
Phil Lanieri got off to a rough start in college football when, in his freshman year at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, the Port Jefferson-bred cornerback...
‘Chicken Hill’ examines Three Village past
By Beverly C. Tyler
My previous article, on March 17, detailed the story of the Setauket Christian Avenue African-American and Native-American settlement and the oral...
Smithtown set for students’ internal email system
Smithtown students have been told for a long time their personal phones, tablets and other electronic devices are not allowed in school. In April,...
Huntington area library budgets promise to keep costs low
It’s budget season for libraries across Huntington Town, and they’re looking to keep costs low.
The Northport-East Northport Public Library has proposed an overall lower...
Rocky Point BOE seat is up for grabs
After three years, Rocky Point Board of Education President Susan Sullivan will run for re-election.
Those who are eligible to apply for the position can...
Village Center hosts art exhibit with heart
By Rita J. Egan
Visitors to the Port Jefferson Village Center can view an eclectic collection of artwork from the South Shore-based Wet Paints Studio...
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