She raised $72 from running a lemonade stand during Hagerman Fire Department’s 95th anniversary parade and used the money to purchase a large trash can and trash bags for the can, which was ...

Sachem east student and Girl Scout Ariel Diamond created an informational board for Shorefront Park in Patchogue Village. The project earned her the Silver Award. The board, which was installed ...

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Sports Played JV & Varsity volleyball, and also played Varsity lacrosse and he’s going to Adelphi on a scholarship to play lacrosse and studying to be a Physical therapist ...

The first-ever Chamber Cup Kickball Tournament, organized by the Patchogue Chamber’s Fitness & Wellness Committee, will bring the community together for a day of friendly competition and … ...

Suffolk County sheriff Errol D. Toulon Jr. was elected in 2017 to his first term, re-elected in 2021 and is now seeking his third term this November. He will run as the Democratic candidate, … ...

Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine recently announced the county’s $4.3 billion Recommended Operating Budget for 2026, which would not pierce the state property tax cap. The proposed … ...

Ray Tierney will run unopposed as he seeks re-election to the district attorney for Suffolk County seat. As an experienced prosecutor and native of Suffolk, Tierney promises to continue to lead ...

Saturday was a huge day for Patchogue-Medford High School as the school held its annual homecoming parade down Main Street in the morning, followed in the afternoon by a 35-28 win over Bay Shore in … ...

A bewitching good time has been conjured by the creative team at CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale with “Annabelle Broom, the Unhappy Witch,” with performances throughout October. … ...

Suzanne McKenna Link is a local author who splits her writing time with her work at The Long Island Advance office, where she paginates the weekly editions of The Suffolk County News. She has ...

This summer, I’ve heard upstaters and Long Islanders ask: “Why should I care who the mayor of New York City is? I don’t even live there.” The answer is simple: one-third of … ...