Brookhaven Republicans overlook heavy public criticism of Romaine for blizzard response.
Long Island leaders say they're working with the Red Cross; urge residents to be prepared.
Police to set up checkpoints along roads, waterways.
Condemned home on the verge of falling down the bluff is being carefully demolished.
Checkpoints to be set up in late May to catch violators.
"The Town has good controls and monitoring over asphalt road-surfacing projects and the payment of prevailing wages," the report notes.
Home on edge of cliff near Rocky Point's Friendship Beach a concern for many in the area.
Facility, to be located in Holtsville, is expected to improve storm responsiveness.
Highway superintendent will be in Holtsville Monday to discuss his plans to enhance efficiencies.
A look at the latest county-wide developments.
School hotline will have direct line to 911 supervisor.
Jennifer Maertz, D-Rocky Point, announced her candidacy Monday for the Second Assembly District.
Presentation given on Suffolk County water quality.
Grand jury subpoenas served to officials including County Executive Steve Bellone.
Brookhaven Democratic Committee taps former Suffolk legislator as its candidate.
Historical Society recognized by county for efforts in saving oldest standing home in Rocky Point.
Mosque proposal approved by town planning board Monday.
Officials propose increasing tuition by $150 per full-time student for 2013-14.
FEMA approves another extension; this time until May 1, says New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Highway superintendent reminds residents to put bulk brush debris out by Sunday evening.
USPS drops plans to halt Saturday mail delivery service.
Post reports that congressman is "most generous" with staff bonuses.
District Attorney launches probe into how funding was spent, contractors hiring and payment.
Brookhaven Town Animal Shelter took in 22 dogs and more than 60 cats who are now in need of a loving family.
Town Board honor Mount Sinai students for winning the New York Regional Bay Scallop Bowl.
Party members hope new chairman Anthony Parlatore will help them beat the GOP in November.
Town officials lobby communications provider to bring FiOS to area residents and compete with Cablevision.
Events set for the first week of April in Mt. Sinai at the Rose Caracappa Senior Center.
Gov. Cuomo's budget increases state funding for road, highway repairs by $75 million.
Renting single rooms in a single-family house is already illegal, but town supervisor Ed Romaine said the town is stepping up enforcement against unscrupulous landlords who do so.
New legislation would prevent minors from purchasing energy drinks at County parks.
Hurricanes, blizzards and other extreme conditions have increased erosion even further in Sound Beach, putting homes in danger.
Five candidates have expressed interest, while a Riverhead Town Councilman backed out of a bid for a GOP seat. Meanwhile, the status of the special election itself remains up in the air.
After back and forth, Marine Band prohibited from leading St. Patrick's Day Parade in the end.
Town's Law Department condemns trailer being used as illegal residence.
Former Assemblyman Dan Losquadro officially takes the reigns at Highway Department after Farmingville ceremony.
Councilwoman Jane Bonner will sponsor three upcoming events at the senior center in Mt. Sinai.
Brookhaven and the Mt. Sinai Civic will monitor the bar and grille this season.