
LIU Women’s Hockey: Honoring the Seniors and Celebrating a Milestone
By Ashley PavlakisPhoto credit – Ashley Pavlakis The Long Island University Women’s Ice Hockey Team hosted Senior Day on Saturday afternoon prior to their matchup

By Ashley PavlakisPhoto credit – Ashley Pavlakis The Long Island University Women’s Ice Hockey Team hosted Senior Day on Saturday afternoon prior to their matchup

After a harrowing nearly month-long disappearance, 14-year-old Emmarae Gervasi (pictured below) was found alone on a boat docked in an Islip canal on January 3.

When Christopher Okrent, a twenty-five-year-old Human Services major at St. Joseph’s University, needed to choose an organization for his college paper, the decision was deeply

During his inauguration speech to kick off his unprecedented second term, President Donald Trump (R-FL) declared a new “golden age” for the country. While the

Long Island commuters and travelers may soon have a new, more convenient option for reaching major cities like Washington, D.C., and Boston without the need

Cover photo: County officials declare war on child trafficking (Credit – Office of Executive Romaine) In the wake of the disappearance and recovery of fourteen-year-old

Cover photo: Governor Hochul, Supervisor Carpenter, Executive Romaine, and members of the Islip Town Board (Credit – Matt Meduri) On Wednesday morning, Governor Kathy Hochul

Cover photo: (L-R) Ronald Lanza, Aaron Futterman, and Jaclyn Kramer cut the ribbon of Futterman Lanza, LLP’s, new office (Credit – Matt Meduri) A long-venerable

In a concerted effort to improve neighborhood safety and quality of life, the Town of Brookhaven has announced a significant increase in enforcement against illegal

Every community has its own lights and pillars. Individuals who are making a difference, shining brightly and having a profound impact on both the present