Suffolk County News

11/29/2025

Sayville wins! The Golden Flashes are your Division III Long Island Champions!!

11/28/2025

It’s game night for the Sayville Golden Flashes as they compete against the Wantagh Warriors at Hofstra University for the Long Island Division III Championship.

At half-time the score is tied 21-21.

11/28/2025

The Sayville Golden Flashes met the Smithtown West Bulls at Stony Brook University last Thursday for the Section XI Division III Suffolk County Championship.

The Golden Flashes compete against Wantagh today at 4:30 pm at Hofstra University for the Long Island Championship.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/sayville-defeats-smithtown-west-for-county-championship,98470?

The Sayville Golden Flashes met the Smithtown West Bulls at Stony Brook University last Thursday for the Section XI Division III Suffolk County Championship. After a scoreless first quarter, the …

11/27/2025

Every year, Sayville neighbors come together to donate dozens of Thanksgiving meals to the Chestene M. Coverdale Sayville Food Pantry.

It’s the morning after Veterans Day, and the shelves of the Greater Sayville Food Pantry are beginning to fill with tins of cranberries, boxes of stuffing, and cans of corn ahead of …

11/27/2025

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11/25/2025

A banner season for Bayport-Blue Point’s girls volleyball program ended with a hard-fought five-set defeat to Wheatly in the Long Island Class B championship match, held Nov. 12 at Hauppauge High School.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/bbp-girls-volleyball-finishes-12-3-county-champs,98439?

A banner season for Bayport-Blue Point’s girls volleyball program ended with a hard-fought five-set defeat to Wheatly in the Long Island Class B championship match, held Nov. 12 at Hauppauge …

11/24/2025

While its beaches are summer getaways close to home for Long Islanders today, during the 19th century, the barren dunes and pine forests of Fire Island were witnesses to disasters as ships wrecked en route to New York Harbor, as Fire Island Lighthouse docent Angela Reich told an audience at the Bohemia Historical Society on Nov. 16.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/learning-early-fire-island-history,98432?

While its beaches are summer getaways close to home for Long Islanders today, during the 19th century, the barren dunes and pine forests of Fire Island were witnesses to disasters as ships wrecked en …

11/23/2025

Nestled on the edge of South Main Street in Sayville, a warm purple glow from the neon lights outside of Buddha Belly Records invites music lovers of all genres in.

Opened in January 2024, Buddha Belly Records combines spirituality and mindfulness, with physical media such as vinyl records, CDs, and cassettes.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/good-vibes-only-at-buddha-belly-records,98434?

Nestled on the edge of South Main Street in Sayville, a warm purple glow from the neon lights outside of Buddha Belly Records invites music lovers of all genres in. Opened in January 2024, …

11/22/2025

The oyster sloop serving as a “goodwill ambassador” at the Long Island Maritime Museum recently received new coats of paint—one during its year-long restoration, and over 100 more along slices of its old mast.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/painting-the-priscilla,98427?

The oyster sloop serving as a “goodwill ambassador” at the Long Island Maritime Museum recently received new coats of paint—one during its year-long restoration, and over 100 more …

11/22/2025

Turkeys for vets! Cars are continuing to stroll through the entrance of the LT Michael P. Murphy Museum to pick up one of hundreds of donated turkeys and prepared Thanksgiving meals.

The event was organized by the Community Ambulance Company and Suffolk Credit Union in partnership with the LT. Michael P. Murphy Museum, with volunteers from other local organizations.

11/21/2025

Bayport Blue-Point is one win away from a fourth-straight Suffolk Division IV football championship after working its way past Mount Sinai in last Friday night’s semifinal, 23-7, behind a strong ground attack, the leg of junior kicker Tommy Steyert, and a pair of timely takeaways by the defense.

The Bayport-Blue Point Phantoms play against the Babylon Panthers tonight at 4pm at Stony Brook University for the county title.

https://www.suffolkcountynews.net/stories/bbp-football-advances-to-county-title-game,98441?

Bayport Blue-Point is one win away from a fourth-straight Suffolk Division IV football championship after working its way past Mount Sinai in last Friday night’s semifinal, 23-7, behind a …