Tanks a lot
The legendary Sherman tank and M18 Hellcat will maneuver against a German armor, and a replica of the Tiger tank will be on display.
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Island Hopping
Long Island Nets launch jersey design contest
The designer of the winning concept will receive a personalized jersey and four courtside seats to the three Our Island home games.
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DEC to celebrate Smokey Bear’s 75th
Smokey will be visiting the Otis Pike Preserve in Calverton and the Hagerman Fire Department in East Patchogue.
Read MoreLong Island gas prices lower than last summer
The average price of gas on Long Island is 17 cents lower than it was this time last summer.
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Asian-American Festival celebrates culture in 10th year
Hundreds of Long Island residents attended the Town of North Hempstead’s 10th annual Asian-American Festival on Saturday, May 18.
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Ponquogue Beach shows off new upgrades for Memorial Day
The Town of Southampton held a ribbon cutting Monday for its $3.3 million renovation of Ponquogue Beach Pavilion and Facility.
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Craft beer festival to return to Belmont on April 27
Coinciding with the park’s opening weekend, the festival will feature more than 100 different beers from local and national breweries, including Patchogue’s Blue Point Brewing Co. and Riverhead’s Long Ireland Beer Company.
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Pups on the catwalk at Ferrari-Maserati
Rescue dogs from Little Shelter will take over Ferrari-Maserati in Plainview on Thursday night for the nonprofit’s Rescue Runway Fashion Show.
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Long Island Nets to host high school basketball championships
The Long Island Nets will host the Long Island boys high school basketball championships at NYCB Live’s Nassau Coliseum this Sunday, March 10.
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New train and shuttle system launches for South Fork commuters
Elected officials and residents celebrated the ribbon-cutting for the new South Fork Commuter Connection.
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Jersey Mike’s to donate full day of sales to Long Island Cares
During the month of March, customers can donate to Long Island Cares at any of the 13 Jersey Mike’s locations on the Island.
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Winter Bourbon Festival offers unique whiskey and craft beer for a good cause
The bourbon festival offers “an eclectic variety of whiskey and barrel-aged beer” for guests to sample, along with as much barbecue food as they’d like.
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Town of Oyster Bay hiring at beaches, parks and pools
The Town of Oyster Bay is now hiring summer lifeguards and counselors to work at the town’s pools, parks and beaches.
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Brookhaven announces e-waste, paper shredding and drug take back events
The Town of Brookhaven has announced several upcoming e-waste, paper shredding and drug take back events for 2019.
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Solar developer expects Farmingville project to go live by spring
Agilitas Energy is aiming to complete its solar farm project at Brookhaven Town Hall by the end of February.
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New solar farms go live on former Islip landfills
The Town of Islip will be generating an additional 5.3 megawatts of solar power this year thanks to two newly completed solar projects.
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King Kullen acquired by Stop & Shop
Stop & Shop is acquiring King Kullen, the Bethpage-based grocery chain recognized by the Smithsonian Institution as America’s first supermarket.
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Affordable housing project for veterans breaks ground in Huntington
The Town of Huntington Community Development Agency recently broke ground on a 14-unit affordable housing complex for veterans.
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The Paramount makes list of top 5 club venues
The Paramount, which hosts an annual blood drive and has frequently donated concert tickets to Long Island charities, was ranked among the top 5 club venues in the world.
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New York Islanders visit children at Long Island hospitals
The New York Islanders held their annual holiday hospital visits on Thursday, spreading cheer to local hospitals across Long Island.
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Gold Coast goes pink for breast cancer month
Gold Coast Bank Founder and CEO George Tsunis joined breast cancer survivors, advocates, civic leaders and county officials to illuminate Gold Coast Bank with pink LED lights in honor of Lorraine Pace, a Long Island breast cancer advocacy pioneer.
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