Islip Helps Residents Dispose of E-Waste

Curbside pick up now available to all residents.

Suffolk Notebook: County Gets Failing Grade For Ozone Pollution

American Lung Association’s report finds Suffolk has worst ozone air pollution in the area.

Town To Implement Fee For Pump-Out Boat

Boaters will be charged $5 each time they utilize service offered by Islip.

New Legislation Aims to Strengthen Suffolk’s Infrastructure Post-Sandy

Suffolk DPO Wayne Horsley’s sponsoring legislation expected to pass Tuesday that would create a new Capital Project Coordinating Working Group to ‘better communicate and coordinate’ the capital projects of the County in the wake of the superstorm.

Islip Dems Pick Town Council Slate

Dafny Irizarry, Ken Mangan seek to unseat two GOP incumbents this November.

Suffolk Notebook: Suffolk College Eyes Tuition Hike

Officials propose increasing tuition by $150 per full-time student for 2013-14.

Cuomo: Transitional Housing Extended Again for Sandy Victims

FEMA approves another extension; this time until May 1, says New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo.

"Sandy" Retired from Atlantic Tropical Storm Names

World Meteorological Organization sights extreme impacts caused by storm as reason for retirement.

Eastbound Ocean Parkway Closed Along Jones Beach Through April

Roadway is closed to eastbound motorists between the Wantagh State Parkway and Meadowbrook Parkway due to reconstruction of a pedestrian tunnel at Jones Beach.

Post Office to Keep Saturday Mail Delivery

USPS drops plans to halt Saturday mail delivery service.

Suffolk DA Investigates Islip's Sandy Cleanup

District Attorney launches probe into how town spent federal funding, contractors hiring and payment.

Breach Talk at Lindenhurst Memorial Library Wednesday

A 'Civic Sense' discussion regarding the breach at Old Inlet on Fire Island takes place in Lindenhurst on April 10 at 7 p,.m. The public is invited to attend.

State Parks To Be Ready For Memorial Day

Belmont Lake among those that will be ready for visitors during the summer kick-off weekend.

Peter King: U.S. Has 'Right' to Make Preemptive Strike in North Korea

Lawmaker says America shouldn't rush into war, but should act if there's evidence that North Korea is about to attack.

Boston Flights Coming to MacArthur

Alaska-based PenAir will add flights at Ronkonkoma airport beginning in July.

FEMA Deadline Extended Yet Again for Sandy Victims

The deadline for disaster aid has been moved to April 13, according to New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Boyle Calls for Tighter School Security on Election Day

State Senator to introduce legislation asking for state education department to lessen risks at schools used as polling place.

Group Calls for Longterm Plan for Protecting Coastal Communities

Save the Great South Bay members advocate keeping the new Fire Island breach open and wants greater attention to coastline issues.

State: Islip To Get $475K More For Road Repairs

Gov. Cuomo's budget increases state funding for road, highway repairs across New York by $75 million.

PAWS Gala Honors Craig, Koeper and Smith

Local officials, volunteers raised funds for West Islip Schools at 8th Annual Gala.

Meet Wilbur, Shelter Pet of the Week

Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.

Meet Blake, Shelter Pet of the Week

Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.

Islip OKs Lease Deal For Firefighters Museum

Central Islip museum will feature items from the town's 21 departments.

Do You Think Energy Drinks are too Dangerous for Kids?

New legislation would prevent minors from purchasing energy drinks at County parks.

NY State Drivers' Licenses Going to Black and White

State officials say it will help thwart forgeries in counterfeit markets.

LIRR Adds Trains, Bans Alcohol for St. Patrick's Day

LIRR adds six trains on the Babylon line for riders heading into New York City for the parade on Saturday. Alcohol is also banned from 12:01 a.m. on Saturday to 5 a.m. on Sunday.

Patch Clip: Cochrane on Recent Islip Flooding

Councilman says Islip was crushed from recent storm.

Study Results Find Sewers Along Coast in Great Shape

A study conducted on sewer systems south of Montauk Highway found most pipes in great condition.

LI Cares Opens South Shore Office

The food bank is collecting goods for residents displaced by Sandy.

Bellone: "We Want That Breach To Be Closed Now"

County officials blame recent flooding on inlet breach caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Meet Mr. Magoo, Shelter Pet of the Week

Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.

King Gets In The Ring

Congressman battles New York kickboxing champion 'Irish' Josh Foley.

Spring Forward, Change Smoke Detectors

The time change will take place at 2 a.m. Sunday.

Ethics Group Chides King For Boxing Match

Washington-based organization says congressman is violating House rules but Rep. King disagrees.

Barraga Names Maria Figalora 'Woman of Distinction'

Suffolk Legislator nominates West Islip resident for county-wide honor to celebrate Women's History Month.

Islip Prepares For Winter Storm

Town officials keep close watch on shore front areas vulnerable to flooding.

Meet Prince, Shelter Pet of the Week

Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.

Islip Town Board Meeting Tuesday

Several public hearings on the agenda.

Meet Brock, Shelter Pet of the Week

Seeking a new family pet? This sweet pup might be the right one for you and your family.

Will Third Time Be the Charm for Fire Island Cleanup?

Army Corps issues yet another contract award to get debris off barrier beach by end of March.