The state senator stopped in Amy Thompson’s sixth grade coding class at Hauppauge Middle School to visit with students.
Families in Support of Treatment offer comfort items such as a meditation book, teacup, tea, sachet, memory book, beads and more.
Town of Islip fire marshals are ensuring animals do not return.
Hauppauge resident Thomas Lederer honored for helping to open the Dolan Family Health Center
Shine the Light began fulfilling orders with help from people with developmental disabilities enrolled in a job training program.
The woman was accused of stealing the money from her vulnerable parents and using it to gamble at the casino, the DA says.
Third Annual Breakfast and Fashion show benefits FCA programs that help women and families
The man struck a parked vehicle with his Jeep and fled, police say.
Hauppauge High School’s varsity kickline team traveled to Orlando to compete in the Contest of Champions National Dance Competition.
“Check Out Hunger” campaign ran in all King Kullen and Wild by Nature stores.
The award recognizes students who go unsung but whose contributions for their school community and those around them make the world better.
The man chased the mother of his children with a machete, as well as a neighbor who helped the woman, the DA says.
The team competed in the Eastern Long Island Regional Competition at R.C. Murphy Junior High School.
Customers were asked to round up their bill this fall. Long Island Cares thanked participants for their kindness.
Eleven high school seniors will receive scholarships. Here's how students can apply.
The district also celebrated students in the class of 2024 with 100.0+ GPAs. "I am so proud of this incredible group of students."
Student-musicians in the high school’s chamber choir, wind ensemble and chamber orchestra put on a special concert for younger students.
Kindergartners and first graders marched through the hallways chanting, "Hip hip hooray, it’s the 100th day!"
Detectives are looking for photos, video or information related to the slashing, police say.
The detective gave students knowledge of hate incidents during a special assembly.
Senator Monica R. Martinez Announces Initiatives to Help Recruit new Volunteers
The town claims Larry Wallach, owner of Sloth Encounters, violated a court order numerous times and "should be jailed."
Suffolk OTB and Jake’s 58 Casino Hotel supported the Boomer Esiason Foundation’s "When Legends Meet" event.
Hauppauge High School hosted the 2024 Eastern Long Island Division C Science Olympiad Regional Competition and earned 10 medals.
The credit union also supported the children's hospital by presenting boxes of toys and games ahead of the holidays.
The students work to help those in need by clearing a space for shelves to store donations, as well as stocking the shelves with food.
The home boasts an in-ground pool, "parklike grounds," two gazebos, a large basement, and more. Check out some photos.
Senator Monica R. Martinez Makes New Push to Pass Stronger Animal Protections After Shocking Abuse Discovery
The man assaulted the woman in December, police say.
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Senator Monica R. Martinez Urges Return of State’s Sea Level Rise Task
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An undercover investigator with the Humane Society recorded a staff member hitting a sloth. The society called for the facility's shutdown.
The restaurant is one of 36 nationwide - and one of three on Long Island - to close.
The elementary school students read, crafted, played instruments, performed magic tricks and played games with their senior friends.
Global Foundation Honored as 1 of 35 Finalists selected from Nearly 1,000 Applications from around World
The leadership students raised nearly $2,900 for families in need through a breakfast and MacBook Air raffle.
The deeds and keys to three houses were transferred to veterans at a ceremony on Wednesday.
Funds went to cancer research, first responders and veterans, and children facing illnesses. Teachers FCU has raised $800K this year total.
The Hauppauge HS wrestling team won with 283 points over runner-up, Clarke High School, with 191 points.