A press conference was held at the Terryville Fire Department, Station 2, on Old Town Road in Port Jefferson Station on February 15 for local
It would be an understatement to say that freshman Republican Congressman Nick LaLota (second from right) of New York’s First Congressional District has had a
“We are reanimating our childhood Christmas traditions,” independent filmmaker Tyler Taormina, 32, told The Messenger. “I believe this is the most powerful way to honor
Thursday before last, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow— thereby indicating there would be six more weeks of winter. However, history tells us we should not
By Terri Alessi-Miceli How should Long Islanders assess the merits of the $227-billion budget presented earlier this month by Governor Kathy Hochul? Well, one way
In the previous election cycle, The Messenger assessed all options available for the First Congressional District and wagered on the political acumen of Republican Nick
A play on words from possibly George Gershwin’s most iconic composition (Rhapsody in Blue) and Smithtown High School West’s signature shade of dark blue, Rhapsody
The Good That’s right. Even a broken clock is right twice a day; surprisingly, even a broken clock wound-up by the progressive left. Jests aside,
“He never gave me good advice. And the only bad advice he ever gave me was to stay with him through this.” When Mario Nicoletto,
In the not-too-distant future, Long Island will be facing a waste crisis as our last municipal landfill is closing and over 1 million tons of
