After fourteen years, the spirit of charity and competition that fostered the Tri-M (modern music masters) Dinner is still alive and well, as evidenced by
With uncertainty abounding regarding the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) for the James Wilson Young (JWY) Middle School in Bayport, two things remain true at press
This past Saturday at Hofstra University, the Suffolk County League One champions William Floyd High School took on the champs of Nassau, Massapequa. The two
Last week on Election Day, the Suffolk County voter turnout was deemed by many as a “red wave” as Republicans won the race for County
Football is a game of passion, hard work, and brotherhood. The players on a team are like family, and when you lose family it hurts
Richard McWilliams and his ten-month-old son Donny were on their way home from trick-or-treating with family and friends Halloween night when they were struck by
It will be one hundred years this November 11 when the Patriotic village of Lake Ronkonkoma dedicated their World War I Memorial on the Lake
St. Joseph’s University – previously St. Joseph’s College until last year’s achievement of university status – has been a cultural icon in the Patchogue community
Lake Ronkonkoma has long been a recreational and cultural touchstone for many Long Islanders. Bordering the three towns of Brookhaven, Islip, and Smithtown, the Lake
One of the few responsibilities of elected officials, among delivering public safety and economic stability, is to maintain good stewardship of community resources and assets.
