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Newfield sophomore Ashley Hernandez pushes up-court for the Wolverines in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield senior Tori Coletti drains a triple for the Wolverines in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield freshman guard Jocelyn Krill shoots from the paint. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield senior forward Sarah Murphy lays up for two in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield forward Shelya Lynton passes inside for the Wolverines in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield junior Jelissa Alba with a jumper in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon
Newfield senior point guard Raiyah Reid drives to basket for the score in a road game against Bellport. Photo by Bill Landon

After dropping their league season opener, Newfield looked to put a “W” in the win column in a road game against Bellport, but the Wolverines struggled to gain traction in a game plagued by turnovers, falling to the Clippers 54-37 in the League III matchup Dec 18.

Newfield senior Raiyah Reid, the floor general who’s been a varsity starter since the eigth grade, led the way for the Wolverines. Reid ranked second in Suffolk County last season, with 140 field goals, 17 triples and 79 free throws, averaging 25.6 points per game, according to Newsday. Reid banked six field goals, a triple and a pair of free throws for 17 points. Teammates Tori Coletti netted nine, and Jasmine Ricchetti and Sarah Murphy scored four points apiece.

The loss drops the Wolverines to 1-4 overall. They will retake the court Dec. 21 with a road game against crosstown rival, Centereach. Game time is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

– Photos by Bill Landon

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Sophomore guard Jack Salgado fights for the rebound. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Neelesh Raghurama drives the lane for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lorenzo Beaton fights his way to the rim for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lorenzo Beaton fights his way to the rim for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber pushes up-court for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior forward Devin Lynch takes flight for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lorenzo Beaton scores from the paint for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior forward is apparently fouled in a home game against Brentwood. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber dumps the pass off for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Lorenzo Beaton grabs a rebound for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Neelesh Raghurama drains a triple for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Eddie Hughes fires from the baseline for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Neelesh Raghurama banks two for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville junior Neelesh Raghurama drives towards the basket for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Luke Chitkara drives the lane for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber lays up for two. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Ward Melville had their hands full when they hosted perennial powerhouse Brentwood, where the Patriots struggled to keep pace in a League 1 matchup, falling 62-40 Friday night, Dec. 15.

It was a foul-riddled, physical contest where both teams spent time at the free throw line and as the game grew late, several players flirted with fouling out.

Neelesh Raghurama, the junior, led the Patriots with two 3-pointers and a pair of field goals for 10 points; senior forward Lorenzo Beaton netted seven; and seniors Devin Lynch and Luke Chitkara banked six points apiece.

The Patriots (0-2 league), who won a pair of nonleague early season games, will look to get back to their winning ways when they travel to Riverhead Thursday, Dec. 21. Game time is slated for 5 p.m.

— Photos by Bill Landon

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Alyssa Bell lays up for two for the Wildcats at home against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River sophomore Leslie Jablonski shoots in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Stamatia Almiroudis drives the baseline for the Wildcats in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Grayce Kitchen banks two for the Wildcats in a non-league matchup against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Alyssa Bell goes to the basket for the Wildcats at home against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Charlotte Erb scores for the Wildcats in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Haylie Abrams shoots for the Wildcats in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Alyssa Bell banks two more for the Wildcats at home against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Grayce Kitchen shoots from the baseline for the Wildcats in a non-league matchup against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Alyssa Bell lays up for two more for the Wildcats at home against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior Juliana Mahan banks two in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River freshman Stamatia Almiroudis drives the baseline for the Wildcats in a home game against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior Juliana Mahan fights her way to the rim at home against Greenport. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

With eight consecutive nonleague games to open the Shoreham-Wading River girls basketball season, game five pitted the Wildcats against Greenport Tuesday night when the visiting Porters clung to a one-point lead to open the second half. The Wildcats came alive in the final 16 minutes of play, slamming the door shut to win the game 50-28 in the Dec. 19 contest.

Senior forward Juliana Mahan led her team in scoring with eight field goals and three from the line for 19 points, while juniors Alyssa Bell banked 17 and Grayce Kitchen netted 9.

The win lifts Shoreham-Wading River to 2-3 in the early season.

The Wildcats retake the court in another nonleague matchup Thursday, Dec. 21, with a road game against Rocky Point. Game time is slated for 4:30 p.m.

— Photos by Bill Landon 

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Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris shoots from down low. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior Ben Haug battles down low. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris goes up and over? Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris battles in the paint. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior James Burton at the rim. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior Ben Haug nails a triple for the Bulls. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris scores from the paint. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior James Burton passes inside. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East forward Brandon Devitt shoots. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior James Burton shoots from the sideline. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East forward Brandon Devitt banks two for the Bulls. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior Ben Haug shoots for two. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris shoots from down low for the Bulls. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East senior James Burton shoots for two. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East center Nico Skartsiaris battles his way to the rim. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

Smithtown East’s potent offense was able to keep the Sharks of Eastport-South Manor at bay in a home nonleague contest Saturday, Dec. 9. 

After the Bulls broke out to an early lead, it was the 3-point shooting prowess of ESM that kept the Sharks within striking distance at the half with Smithtown leading 42-40. But the Bulls would slam the door in the late stage of the game to win the nonleague contest 81-67.

For the Bulls, senior Ben Haug drained three triples and six field goals along with three from the line for 24 points. Junior Nico Skartsiaris netted 21 points and senior James Burton banked 20.

The win lifts the Bulls to 2-0 in the early going, and the team will retake the court to open league play Thursday, Dec. 14, with a road game at Deer Park. 

Game time is slated for 7:15 p.m.

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Devin Lynch shoots for the Patriots in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
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Devin Lynch goes to the rim. Photo by Bill Landon
Brennan Kurtz dumps the ball off in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber drives the lane. Photo by Bill Landon
Lorenzo Beaton drives to the basket for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber drives the baseline. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Luke Chitkara drives the lane. Photo by Bill Landon
Neelesh Raghurama shoots for the Patriots in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
Devin Lynch shoots for the Patriots in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Jackson Weber lays up for two. Photo by Bill Landon
Neelesh Raghurama lets a three pointer fly for the Patriots in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Luke Chitkara with a sky hook. Photo by Bill Landon
Lorenzo Beaton battles in the paint for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Jack Salgado drives the lane for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Eddie Hughes drains a three pointer for the Patriots in a road game against Sachem North. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville head coach Alex Piccirillo looks on. Photo by Bill Landon
Devin Lynch goes to the rim for the Patriots. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Luke Chitkara banks two. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

The Ward Melville Patriots offense has always been known to spread the scoring wealth as head coach Alex Piccirillo uses all of his bench in any given game. Thursday’s road game was no different. Five roster members scored double digits in a convincing victory against Sachem North, winning the nonleague matchup 80-62 Dec. 7.

The senior trio of Luke Chitkara topped the scoring chart with 18 points, Jackson Weber netted 17 and Devin Lynch banked 16; Lorenzo Beaton the senior and junior Neelesh Raghurama scored 12 points apiece. 

The win lifts the Patriots to 2-0 and the team will look to build on this momentum when it begins league play Dec. 12 with a road game against William Floyd. Game time is 5 p.m.

— Photos by Bill Landon

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Rocky Point forward Max Wignall shoots in a non-league matchup against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
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Rocky Point forward Liam Conlan lays up for two in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Shoreham-Wading River senior Gordon Votruba banks two for the Wildcats. Photo by Bill Landon
Jeremy Sanchez (l) battles Carter Baumeister for the rebound. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point forward Max Wignall shoots in a non-league matchup against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point guard Casmere Morrow shoots in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rex Baguinat scores for the Eagles in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point’s Max Wignall #23 blocks the shot. Photo by Bill Landon
Dylan McClelland battles in the paint for the Wildcats. Photo by Bill Landon
8th grader Tyler Lievre drives the lane for the Wildcats. Photo by Bill Landon
8th grader Tyler Lievre goes to the rim for the Wildcats. Photo by Bill Landon
Jeremy Sanchez blocks a shot for the Eagles. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point guard Casmere Morrow lays up for two in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point senior Dominick Tocci splits a pair of defenders in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point forward Max Wignall shoots in a non-league matchup against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon
Rocky Point guard Casmere Morrow drives the lane in a home game against Shoreham-Wading River. Photo by Bill Landon

With an injury-riddled starting lineup, the Shoreham-Wading River Wildcats had their hands full in a road game against Rocky Point where the Eagles defense was able to hold the Wildcats at bay. The Eagles offense pressed for all 32 minutes to win the nonleague matchup 55-40, Monday night Dec. 11.

Rocky Point guard Casmere Morrow topped the scoring chart for the Eagles with 17 points and forward Max Wignall added 13.

Shoreham-Wading River senior Gordon Votruba led the way for the Wildcats netting 11 points.

The win lifts the Eagles to 2-0.

The loss drops the Wildcats to 1-4. They will desperately need their bench to get healthy and will have to be at full song to make a postseason bid.

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Loose ball. Bill Landon photo
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Brooke Callaghan drives the lane for the Panthers. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place junior Brooke Callaghan lays up for two in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place junior Ava Zicchinelli lays up for two in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place freshman Julie Orenzo lets a three pointer fly in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Maitreya Driscoll-Stremich boxes out Sophia Ingenito in a non-league home game Dec. 8. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place junior Isbella Zaher shoots from the paint in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place senior Sophia Ingenito shoots from the paint in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Maitreya Driscoll-Stremich drives the baseline in a non-league home game Dec. 8. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place senior Grace Flammia lays up for two in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Miller Place senior Sophia Ingenito scores from down low in a road game against Port Jeff. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff junior Emma Batter passes back out in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff’s Emma Batter attempts to block Julie Orenzo drive to the basket. Photo by Bill Landon
Rebound. Photo by Bill Landon
Madeline Matvya Lays up for two for the Royals in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon
Madeline Matvya passes down low for the Royals in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff freshman Mikaela Weinisch shoots from the corner in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon
Port Jeff junior Rose Meliker-Hammock shoots from the paint in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon
Loose ball. Bill Landon photo
Maitreya Driscoll-Stremich shoots from the corner for the Royals in a non-league home game Dec. 8. Photo by Bill Landon
Maitreya Driscoll-Stremich drives the lane for the Royals in a non-league home game Dec. 8. Photo by Bill Landon
Madeline Matvya Lays up for two for the Royals in a home game against Miller Place. Photo by Bill Landon

Being one of the smallest schools in Suffolk County, when the Lady Royals of Port Jeff play an early season nonleague game, they always face a team from a larger school district. This was the case Friday afternoon with a home game against Miller Place. 

Having lost perennial scoring threats to graduation, Port Jeff’s roster features only one senior as the Lady Royals had their hands full, falling to the Panthers 47-22 in the Dec. 8 matchup.

Returning starter Ava Zicchinelli for Miller Place was the offensive spark for the Panthers, leading her team with 14 points followed by Brooke Callaghan, who banked nine. Sophia Ingenito netted seven.

Rose Meliker-Hammock scored three from the floor and three from the free throw line for nine points for the Royals.

Port Jeff (0-2) retakes the court with another nonleague matchup Saturday, Dec. 16, with a road game against West Islip. Game time is scheduled for 10 a.m.

The Panthers (2-4) face one more nonleague matchup at home to Pierson/Bridgehampton Dec. 20 before league play begins with a home game against Harborfields Thursday, Jan. 4, with tipoff at 5:30 p.m.

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The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
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The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon
The Holtsville Ecology Center hosts its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Friday, Dec. 1. Photo by Bill Landon

The Holtsville Ecology Center held its annual Christmas Tree lighting Friday night, Dec. 1, an event during which, in years past, Santa Claus would make a grand entrance by helicopter.

Due to the inclement weather, the guest of honor was picked up at the airport and delivered to the event by the Holtsville Fire Department.

There were indoor activities for the kids, the hot chocolate was piping hot, and the dance team from the Michelle Ferraros Dance USA studio took centerstage, wowing the crowd with their holiday performance.

Town of Brookhaven Highway Superintendent Dan Losquadro (R) emceed the event while Suffolk County Executive-elect Ed Romaine (R) wished the gathered faithful holiday good cheer.

Despite the steady drizzle and all the umbrellas, the spirit of the holiday season prevailed.

— Photos by Bill Landon

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Smithtown East point guard Jules Nestor drives the lane in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East’s Juliana Gandrillas battles her way to the basket in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Melanie Pappas shoots from the charity stripe for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East’s Juliana Gandrillas battles her way to the basket in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Angie Camarda lets a three pointer fly for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Angie Camarda banks two for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Melanie Pappas shoots for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East point guard Jules Nestor drives the lane in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Angie Camarda lets a three pointer fly for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Melanie Pappas passes inside for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Angie Camarda sets the play for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Angie Camarda scores for Smithtown East in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Kaitlyn McNeil with a reverse layup for the Patriots in a road game against Smithtown East. Photo by Bill Landon
Meg Popielaski tries to block Grace Balocca’s shot in a non-league matchup Dec. 4. Bill Landon photo
Ward Melville sophomore Kaitlyn McNeil shoots for two for the Patriots in a road game against Smithtown East. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville senior Grace Balocca scores for the Patriots in a road game against Smithtown East. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Jaclyn Engel lays up for two for the Patriots in a road game against Smithtown East. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore Kaitlyn McNeil lays up for two for the Patriots in a road game against Smithtown East. Photo by Bill Landon
Ward Melville sophomore guard Jaclyn Engel fights her way to the rim. Photo by Bill Landon
Smithtown East point guard Jules Nestor from the free throw line in a home game against Ward Melville. Photo by Bill Landon

By Bill Landon

After a season-opening win against Mount Sinai, the Patriots of Ward Melville looked to make it two in a row with a road game against the Bulls of Smithtown East Dec. 4 but had their hands full against a swarming defensive press. 

Protecting a one-point lead to open the second half, the nonleague contest was a seesaw battle where both teams traded points right down to the final minute. The Patriots had the ball in the final seconds ahead by two which forced the Bulls to intentionally foul to stop the clock, where the Patriots sealed the deal from the charity stripe to put the game away 39-35.

The Patriots retake the court with another nonleague matchup Friday night, Dec. 8, with a home game against Centereach before opening their league season against visiting William Floyd Dec. 12.

Smithtown East looks for that first win in this early season with a road game against crosstown rival Smithtown West Thursday, Dec. 7, with tipoff scheduled for 5:45 p.m.

— Photos by Bill Landon

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From sorrow to celebration, Tesla Science Center hosts an evening of festive cheer

The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
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Marc Alessi recognizes the first responders at the Tesla Science Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
Tesla Science Center Christmas tree lighting. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon
The Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe hosts its annual Holiday Lighting event on Saturday, Dec. 2, less than two weeks after a devastating fire broke out on the property. Photo by Bill Landon

The resilience of the Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe, an international treasure located in Shoreham, was on full display Saturday evening, Dec. 2, during its annual Holiday Lighting event.

The festivities occurred less than two weeks after a disastrous structure fire caused extensive damage to the historical building on-site. [See story, “Devastating fire engulfs Tesla Science Center in Shoreham,” Dec. 1, TBR News Media.]

There were arts and crafts activities, a snowmaking machine, a science exhibit and hot chocolate for all those attending. Marc Alessi, TSCW executive director, recognized the first responders who were just a minute away when the flames broke loose on Tuesday, Nov. 21. Local elected officials addressed the crowd, vowing to help in the historic site’s reconstruction efforts.

Alessi quipped that the fire engine sirens were no cause for alarm as the Shoreham Fire Department escorted Santa Claus, who was then swamped by the children in attendance.

Those looking to help in Wardenclyffe’s rise from the ashes can visit www.teslasciencecenter.org/give.

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