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Stripper-turned-lawyer sues Melville dance club over trafficking, threats, report says

Brian Harmon | December 19, 2025

A former exotic dancer now working as an attorney is suing the ownership and management of a Melville strip club, alleging that dancers were pressured into prostitution, raped by customers,...

Long Island could see its snowiest winter in five years, experts say

Ben Fiebert | November 21, 2025

Long Island could see its snowiest winter in five years. If the stars align, so to speak. The last time the region topped its average snowfall (about 30 inches) was...

Copiague celebrates homecoming with parade, pep rally and big Eagles win

Brian Harmon | October 10, 2025

Copiague’s school spirit was on full display as the community came together for the district’s annual homecoming celebration last weekend. The two-day event began with a high-energy, Friday night pep...

Community mourns St. Anthony’s sophomore, 15, remembered for bright spirit

Brian Harmon | October 9, 2025

The Long Island community is mourning the loss of a St. Anthony’s High School sophomore who died just a week after receiving a cancer diagnosis accompanied by liver failure. Haley...

Port Washington unveils new 13-foot clock tower at Blumenfeld Family Park

Ben Fiebert | September 23, 2025

Port Washington has a brand-new timekeeper in the heart of town. A 13-foot, four-faced clock tower was unveiled Monday at Blumenfeld Family Park, drawing local officials, business leaders, and residents...

‘Keep riding, brotha’: community remembers vibrant Nesconset man

Brian Harmon | September 10, 2025

Family and friends are rallying to honor the life of 24-year-old Jerry Diaz Jr. through a GoFundMe campaign following the fatal crash in Stony Brook that claimed his life early...

South Shore beaches closed as Hurricane Erin whips up dangerous surf

Brian Harmon | August 20, 2025

You can put the beach umbrellas away for the next couple of days. Beaches across the South Shore of Long Island have been closed to swimming as Hurricane Erin churns...

Babylon Village throwing a party to celebrate 50 years of its beloved craft fair

Mike White | August 13, 2025

Babylon Village is getting ready to celebrate a half-century of one of its favorite traditions. On Friday, Aug. 22, the Babylon Beautification Society will host a community gathering at the...

Mixed-use One North building welcomes first tenant in Upper Port Jeff

Julianne Mosher | June 30, 2025

Hanover Bank is the newest arrival in upper Port Jefferson, officially opening its doors June 25 at 1 North County Road. The branch is located inside the freshly built One...

Dennis Smith, a man who played a vital role in Patchogue’s turnaround, passes

Mike White | June 13, 2025

Dennis Smith, a true champion for Patchogue, and a man who played a vital role in the village’s resurgence, has died. He was 74. “His leadership, dedication and vision left...

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Stripper-turned-lawyer sues Melville dance club over trafficking, threats, report says

Long Island could see its snowiest winter in five years, experts say

Copiague celebrates homecoming with parade, pep rally and big Eagles win

Community mourns St. Anthony’s sophomore, 15, remembered for bright spirit

Port Washington unveils new 13-foot clock tower at Blumenfeld Family Park

‘Keep riding, brotha’: community remembers vibrant Nesconset man

South Shore beaches closed as Hurricane Erin whips up dangerous surf

Babylon Village throwing a party to celebrate 50 years of its beloved craft fair

Mixed-use One North building welcomes first tenant in Upper Port Jeff

Dennis Smith, a man who played a vital role in Patchogue’s turnaround, passes

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