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Full Closures Planned For Portion Of Sunrise Highway
Scheduled highway closures could cause delays for Long Island drivers in the coming days.In Suffolk County, all eastbound lanes of Sunrise Highway (Route 27) are slated to close nightly in the town of Babylon beginning on Monday, July 29.From 10 p.m. to 5 a.m., lanes will close Monday, July 29, and…
32 affordable homes, each with a legal apartment, to be built in N. Bellport
Greater Patchogue coverage is funded in part by New Village at Patchogue, open-concept rental residences with sleek contemporary design. Click here for a tour. A tract of land just south of the Boys & Girls Club in North Bellport will soon give way to 32 new single-family homes — each with a legal one-bedroom accessory apartment, town officials have announced.
New West Meadow Beach sign evokes old controversy
Brookhaven Town officials unveiled a new historical sign at West Meadow Beach July 19, to mark the location of a summer beach community of bungalows that was removed in 2005. The seasonal community, built along Trustees Road, had a contentious history, yet for those who enjoyed access, the string of nearly 100 beach bungalows was a place of rich memory of summer beach life.
Horse spotted hanging out in Islip pub: Humane Long Island
ISLIP, N.Y. (PIX11) – A horse was seen hanging out by the bar in a Long Island restaurant over the weekend, according to Humane Long Island. The horse was spotted inside The Harp & Hound at 528 Main St. in Islip, according to social media posts obtained by the humane society. One of the photos showed the horse standing with multiple partons by the bar.
Double Cable Poles Pose Persistent Issue in Smithtown and Suffolk County
Double cable poles have become a significant concern throughout Suffolk County, posing both safety hazards and aesthetic issues. These poles, often found clustered together, present a danger, particularly in car accidents, and detract from the visual appeal of neighborhoods. The complexity of ownership and maintenance further complicates the problem, making it difficult to address in a timely manner.
Town Applying for NYS Parks and Historic Preservation Grant for Martha Avenue Park
The Town of Brookhaven is making strides to enhance local recreational spaces with its upcoming application for a New York State Parks and Historic Preservation grant aimed at improving Martha Avenue Park in North Bellport. The grant submission, which will include strong support from elected officials and community organization leaders, could bring significant enhancements to the park if awarded.
Town Board Approves Yearly Parking Passes for Residents
In a move aimed at alleviating parking costs for residents, the Town Board of Islip has approved a resolution introducing yearly parking passes for residents. This new initiative allows residents, including those in Bay Shore, to avoid paying for metered parking in municipal lots. This makes these parking lots affordable for all.
The Wreck of the “Nahum Chapin”
Experienced sailors will argue that January gales are the worst, but the best testimony to this statement can be found in Patchogue’s Lakeview Cemetery. Tucked away towards the back of the cemetery is a black monument next to five white headstones. These are five of the nine recovered bodies of sailors who drowned in the frigid depths of the Atlantic in the early hours of January 21, 1897.
Wyandanch residents demand answers nearly one year after investigation began into grade fixing allegations
Former school board President Jarod Morris, who was recently ousted from his position, claims all three administrators accused of taking part in the alleged scandal are still employed by the district.
Tunnel to Towers Fundraiser Honors Gold Star Family and Local Veterans
Cassidy Hill Farms in Manorville transformed into a vibrant hub of community and remembrance this past weekend as it hosted a Tunnel to Towers fundraiser. The event honored the legacy of fallen Air National Guard member Dashan Briggs and recognized the tireless efforts of Legislator Chad Lennon (C-Rocky Point), a current Marine reservist and advocate for Veterans’ rights.
Suffolk Counseling Services expands to Smithtown
Suffolk Counseling Services, with offices in Sayville and Babylon, has announced the opening of its third location at 119 West Main Street in Smithtown, aimed at addressing the pressing mental health needs in the community. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, approximately 1 in 5 adults in the...
Endocrinologist Dr. Robert Courgi Joins New York Health
New York Health (NY Health) is proud to announce the addition of board-certified Endocrinologist Robert Courgi, MD. Dr. Courgi will see patients at 5316 Nesconset Highway, Suite 200, Port Jefferson Station. “Dr. Courgi’s extensive experience in the endocrinology field is going to become a great asset to the New York...
Summer Cabaret Series at the Sieminski Theater this August
BASKING RIDGE, NJ - The very best in Broadway, jazz and rock in three very unique cabaret-style shows will debut this August in Somerset County at the Sieminski Theater. Why travel all the way to New York City when you can experience authentic New York City-style cabarets right in central NJ in Basking Ridge? This August, the versatile and state-of-the art Sieminski Theater in Basking Ridge will be transformed into a genuine cosmopolitan cabaret setting with table seating, light bites, and a cash bar. Doors open at 7 PM. Upon arrival, each patron receives a glass of...
Maple Lanes donates $50,000 to veterans organization
Maple Family Centers, the Rockville Centre-based bowling business that has been family-owned and operated for three generations, has donated $50,000 to the Long Island State Veterans Home at Stony Brook University. The proceeds will help fund Stony Brook’s 350-bed nursing facility that serves honorably discharged veterans and their spouses with...
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