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Romaine, Suffolk 250 Committee To Host "March For Liberty" At Manor Of St. George

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine and members of the Suffolk 250 Committee will host a ‘March for Liberty’ event on Saturday, November 21 at the historic Manor of St. George from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The 1.5-mile walk in honor of the Revolutionary War Patriots will start at the corner of Havenwood Drive West and Smith Road in Shirley.

Suffolk County, NY · 2d
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Scoop ‘N Scootery to open its first Long Island location

Scoop ‘N Scootery, a growing ice cream shop and delivery concept, is coming to Long Island. The chain will open a shop at 995 Hempstead Turnpike in Franklin Square early next year. Scoop ‘N Scootery began when Tufts University student Austin Crittenden had an idea to deliver ice cream...

Franklin Square, NY · 8h
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Bay Shore Girls Volleyball Wins Its First Long Island Title, a Week After Its First County Crown

The Bay Shore High School girls volleyball team has won the first Long Island championship in the program's history, a week after winning its first Suffolk County title. On Saturday, November 14, the team plays for more: a regional final against Arlington in Westchester County, the next round of the state tournament.

Bay Shore, NY · 1d
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Meet Keanu, an emotional support dog for LI school

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (PIX11) — Following a tragic upstate bus crash in the fall of 2023, the Farmingdale school community temporarily turned to a beloved yellow lab puppy named Daler to help cope with the grief.  Recognizing the impact of the canine companion, school superintendent Paul Defendini saw the opportunity for a new addition to the […]

Farmingdale, NY · 1d

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Stony Brook University celebrates first-generation students

Nearly 40% of undergrads at the university are first-generation college students.

Stony Brook, NY · 1d

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One Art Teacher, Twelve Former Students and 27 Years of Work on One Wall in Blue Point

A Bayport-Blue Point High School art teacher and a dozen of the students he taught have hung their work side by side at the Bayport-Blue Point Public Library. The show pairs Frank Salino's own art with pieces by former students who kept making art after graduation, across classes from 1999 to this past spring, and it stays up through mid-December.

Blue Point, NY · 1d

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Paintings, a Symphony and Gifts Under $200: Sayville's Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts Sets Its Holiday Season

Bay Area Friends of the Fine Arts, the Sayville arts group known as BAFFA, has set a holiday calendar that runs from a weekend gallery show in the historic Gillette House through two concerts the weekend before Thanksgiving and a two-day artisan show in December, where nothing on the tables costs more than $200.

Sayville, NY · 1d

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Rocky Point schools honor veterans with districtwide celebrations

Students and staff throughout the Rocky Point School District came together on Tuesday, Nov. 10 to honor the men and women who have served in the United States military through a series of heartfelt Veterans Day celebrations. From firsthand accounts shared by local veterans to patriotic musical performances and student tributes, each school took time to recognize the service, sacrifice and dedication of those who have defended our country.

Rocky Point, NY · 1d

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Beam Signing for New Ronald McDonald House Held in Stony Brook

Brookhaven Town Supervisor Daniel J. Panico joined Councilmember Jonathan Kornreich and representatives of Ronald McDonald House on November 10 for a ceremonial beam signing marking an important milestone in the construction of a new Ronald

Stony Brook, NY · 2d

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Community Playhouse of Northport kicks off the holiday season with ‘Mary Poppins’

The Community Playhouse of Northport closes out its 4th season with their Fall Main Stage production of Mary Poppins. CPN lives up to its mission statement of a warm, welcoming and inclusive family-friendly environment, with a cast of 50+ adults and children, all jam-packed with talent from their youngest performers who are just 8-years old to adults in their 70’s. CPN invites Long Islanders to start the holidays off early and bring the whole family to a production that promises to warm your hearts “In the most delightful way!”

Northport, NY · 1d

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Village Chabad to host An Evening with Yaniv Hayun, ‘The Israeli Plumber,’ on Nov. 25

Five weeks ago he was a father of two flying home from a family vacation. Today the world calls him a hero. On Wednesday, Nov. 25, Yaniv Hayun will stand before a Long Island audience at Village Chabad in East Setauket to tell, in his own words, how an ordinary plumber stopped a catastrophe in mid-flight.

Setauket- East Setauket, NY · 2d

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Top Names Miss Convention Due To Travel Issues

Several wrestling stars will be absent from today’s The Big Event EXS convention in Brentwood, New York, due to widespread flight disruptions across the United States. The event took place at Suffolk Credit Union Arena in Brentwood, Long Island. However, several advertised guests will be unable to attend after experiencing travel issues. According to a […]

Brentwood, NY · 23h

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Clay Shells, a Collage Table and Three Artists: The Heckscher's Late-Fall Calendar in Huntington

The Heckscher Museum of Art in Huntington has set three programs for the next month around its current exhibition, Eclipse of the Sun: two Saturday drop-in workshops for kids and a Thursday evening roundtable with three working artists. The workshops cost $10 per child and need no registration. The exhibition,...

Huntington, NY · 2d

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Rock Out Hunger Turns 17 in Bay Shore on Sunday, With Clyde McPhatter's Drifters Playing for a Food Pantry

The Boulton Center for the Performing Arts on West Main Street in Bay Shore stages the 17th Rock Out Hunger on Sunday, November 15, a Veterans Day weekend concert whose proceeds all go to the St. Mary's and St. Peter's Food Pantry. Doors open at 1 p.m., the show starts at 2 p.m., and tickets are $50 with every fee included.

Bay Shore, NY · 2d

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Brookhaven Democrats contest internal election over same-day voter appointments

Brookhaven Democrat Jennifer Greene, who last month ran for the position of the party’s town chair, has filed a legal petition challenging the race’s results. Diane Costello was declared the winner of the Oct. 15 vote, though the meeting ended in shouts from some committee members objecting to 39 others appointed the same day being allowed to vote.

Brookhaven, NY · 1d