Rep. Peter King hammers Sen. Marco Rubio, who came to New York asking for money after fighting Sandy relief.
The FEMA registration deadline has been extended to March 29 for hurricane survivors in New York.
Four Republican candidates express interest in running for seats currently held by Trish Bergin Weichbrodt and Steve Flotteron.
Event sponsored by Sen. Charles Fuschillo will give homeowners access to Dept. of Financial Services.
Republicans, educators to push demand for change in distribution of aid.
New York State Department of Transportation announces Exit 41 to Exit 43 closed Friday 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Community group will hold a public meeting to discuss CVS proposal at the West Islip Library on Thursday at 7 p.m.
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New York's Mayor said outlawing the packaging would curtail an annual waste stream of about 20,000 tons of plastic foam.
Legis. Thomas Barraga suggests private buyers pay $11.5 million for 50 percent share; run facility for five years.
Army Corps of Engineers said work will progress while investigation around second bid is underway.
Residents blast board for public political struggle, say faith in council members is shaken after ordeal.
Supervisor said these factors combined with heavy snowfall presented challenges to cleanup efforts.
Reports claim town attorney believes town board will adjourn the public hearing set for Tuesday night.
West Islip schools and businesses were open Monday. But are you satisfied?
Islip Town "pulling out all the stops" to clean streets following Friday's storm.
As of early evening, West Islip residents are mostly powered up.
Decision to stop weekend delivery seen as a good way for financially struggling Postal Service to help reduce costs.
Facility at West Islip park will remain shut this summer as Islip shifts funds to cover costs of Sandy-related repairs.
Suffolk County lawmaker weighs in on state gun law passed in the wake of Sandy Hook shooting.
Seeking a new family pet? This sweet kitty might be the right one for you and your family.
Vote on public hearing to discuss shift of administrative duties set for Tuesday at Town Hall.
Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.
More than $250K worth of wire stolen since 2010 in organized scheme, according to Nassau County district attorney.
U.S. Postal Service rates are set to change on Jan. 27.
State assemblyman says Cuomo bill was rushed and defective.
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Horsley, Cilmi looking to give those hit hardest extra time to pay taxes without interest.
West Islip Patch readers share their thoughts on the state's new gun legislation.
Moreland Commission recommends replacing LIPA with a privately run company. See what your neighbors said.
"Text-A-Tip" aims to be a confidential way for locals to submit crime details to Crime Stoppers.
Islip officials to hold public hearing on altering height of private dwellings located in certain flood zones to help meet federal guidelines.
Local residents still in need of assistance may visit center still open in Lindenhurst.
Here are some measures that take effect in New York State on New Years Day.
FEMA allocates $30 million to remove debris left behind by Hurricane Sandy.
Suffolk lawmakers set to approve $600,000 repair job for ballpark damaged by Sandy.
Expensive fish were kept in pens at a West Islip residence.
The before and after shots illustrate where the super storm did 30 years worth of beach erosion in just one day.
An application to demolish the building and construct a CVS sits before the Town of Islip Planning Board.
Board slashes $8 million from preliminary spending plan and approves $111 million 2013 budget Monday.