
A Fourth of July Message from ‘The Messenger’
As we approach one of the most widely-celebrated holidays in the United States, it’s easy for us to simply “remember” the importance of our liberties

As we approach one of the most widely-celebrated holidays in the United States, it’s easy for us to simply “remember” the importance of our liberties

Over a year ago, while going for a winter walk in my hometown of Huntington, I came across a historic marker in front of the

Last Thursday, June 14, The Smithtown Elks, together with Supervisor Wehrheim, Senator Mattera, Highway Superintendent Robert Murphy, Tax Receiver Deanna Varricchio, Suffolk County Clerk Vincent

The Jacob’s Light Beacon of Hope Award was presented to Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon and Stephen G. Siller (posthumously), the namesake of the Tunnel

The Messenger recently earned the unique opportunity to get an internal and personal look at one of Long Island’s relatively unknown hidden gems. Francis S.

The Lake Ronkonkoma community will come together again this Saturday, June 24, to host its annual Lieutenant Michael P. Murphy Run Around the Lake. This

Suffolk Community College President, Dr. Edward Bonahue, debuted the Michael J. Grant Campus in Brentwood’s new STEM building on June 1— a project eight years

An intersection on William Floyd Parkway, County Route (CR)-46, has been the subject of scrutiny on a consistent basis, so much so that residents are

How does one find a story to tell? Well, sometimes the story finds you. Having been asked to showcase local culture in my hometown of

As was the buzz around town to start off the year, suburban Suffolk County played host to a most exciting project. The holiday film Christmas