Smithtown Democrat throws hat into board race
The all-Republican Smithtown Town Board has a member of the opposing party stepping up early to challenge for a spot at the table.
The Smithtown...
Family erects memorial one year after fatal crash
It has been one year without Smithtown hospital worker Monica Peterman, but her name was memorialized forever outside the church her family frequents.
Peterman, 45,...
North Shore soldiers cast lines in tournament
By Rachel Siford
St. James was swimming with activity on Sunday as the Soldiers on the Sound fishing tournament hit the waters.
From 15 boats and...
Thousands say goodbye to beloved local doctor
William T. Konczynin, a physician who served Long Island residents for 29 years at both St. Charles Hospital in Port Jefferson and other major...
Bellone pitches $350 million transportation plan
As the percentage of youth on Long Island declines, regional leaders are determined to entice young people to move in and stay, but their...
Looking for positive role models to celebrate
I’ve got a proposal for you. You write in and share the kinds of acts that reflect positive role models and I’ll share them...
Port Jeff votes for ‘unity’ candidates
The “unity” slate cleaned up in the Port Jefferson Village election Tuesday night, with Mayor Margot Garant and Trustee Larry LaPointe securing additional terms...
Museum curator publishes history of Vanderbilt Eagle’s Nest estate
Stephanie Gress knows more about the history of William K. Vanderbilt II than most people. As director of curatorial affairs for the Suffolk County...
Skin cancer — it’s not only skin-deep
With warmer weather upon us, we now have long, sunny days, better moods and, of course, the beach.
However, longer sun exposure does increase the...
Tricarico takes first shot at running for public office
After years of working in the public sector and for local government, Republican Steve Tricarico, Brookhaven Town’s deputy highway superintendent, is making his first...
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