With Town's landfill plan revoked, they're still pushing for change

When Brookhaven Town announced on March 4 that it was ending its plan to construct a regional municipal ashfill at the Yaphank site, reasons included its cost, receiving only one RFP, and the …

Rep. Lee Zeldin announces run for N.Y. Governor

Congressman Lee Zeldin (R, NY-1) today announced his campaign for Governor of New York in 2022 amid a series of alleged scandals surrounding Gov. Andrew Cuomo. Zeldin, 41, is the first member of …

New tortoise exhibit at LI Game Farm

A new African sulcata tortoise exhibit has been built at the game farm because these giant tortoises are often cast-off pets and require rescuing, rehabbing (we have two with special needs) or …

Environment

Romaine highlights recent measures for the environment

The Town of Brookhaven has been crossing environmental projects off their list one grant at a time. Supervisor Ed Romaine spoke to this publication to highlight some of the recent measures …

The 'Great Brookhaven Clean Up' approaches

OP-ED: Moriches Bay Garden Club returns

Wastewater management initiatives push forward

Fast-tracked bill to hit local newspapers

The Tide of Moriches & Manorville - April 2021

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Center Moriches News

Three steps to create a butterfly garden

According to Save the Great South Bay, butterflies are not only beautiful to observe but also serve an important role in our ecosystem. Frank Piccininni, director, offers these three steps to create …

Center Moriches

CM student organizes blood drive

Center Moriches junior Victoria Miethe, inspired by her mother’s battle with cancer, organized a blood drive through Long Island Blood Services, New York Blood Center. Her mother, Rosemary …

CENTER MORICHES

Remembering a beloved Boy Scout leader

He has been described as a “pillar,” “great friend” and “mentor” by those who knew and loved him, and his death after battling cancer has left a deep void in the hearts of many. Longtime …

MORICHES

Community mourns loss of dedicated teacher

The Center Moriches community lost a cherished community member and dedicated elementary school teacher last week. Kate Adams, who served as a teacher in the Center Moriches School District for 23 years, …

Other News

Suffolk GOP disputes term limit language, files suit

The Suffolk County GOP filed court papers to uphold the county's term limit law on Friday, April 2, claiming Democratic candidate …
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What to expect from Suffolk County's new police reform plan

Last Tuesday night, two days before Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered a deadline, the Suffolk County Legislature passed their Suffolk County …
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Jim Mazzarella seeks legislative seat

Suffolk County Republican Committee chairman Jesse Garcia recently announced Jim Mazzarella as the Republican and Conservative …
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Fighting vaccine skepticism

In an effort to combat the skepticism associated with the COVID-19 vaccine, Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer has requested the …
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County Legislature approves three-foot passage rule to protect cyclists

Drivers in Suffolk may soon have to practice social distancing following the recent approval of legislation requiring motorists to …
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Don’t forget to stop, or pay the price

As of March 1, the Suffolk County School Bus Safety Program is now in effect. An effort is now being made to educate residents with …
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COVID-19

The Million Mask Challenge

New York State

Vaccine eligibility continues to expand in NY

SUFFOLK COUNTY

Third mass vaccination site in Suffolk County set to open

Keith's Corner

Keith's Corner: Food and comfort

July is a busy month at Helping Makes U Happy—even the pandemic can’t slow us down! As you can see, Keith is busy packing food and setting up comfort cases. The first week of July …

Keith's Corner: The weather is warming up!

We at Helping Makes U Happy can’t believe June is here already! The weather is getting nicer, there are many momentous occasions happening, and we are still doing what we can to stay safe …

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