Boos it up with Blue Point on Halloweekend
The Boo Point Creepy Carnival will be held at the Blue Point Brewpub at 225 West Main St. in Patchogue.
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Author: The Long Island Times
Can-do volunteers stack up in fight against hunger
Teams of volunteers are gearing up to participate in the annual Canstruction Long Island event later this month to benefit community food banks in their continuing battle against hunger.
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Costume retailer offers unique Halloween experience
Rubie’s Costume Company’s annual Halloween display is back at the family-owned company’s Westbury store.
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Marines land in Baldwin for Toys for Tots kickoff
The Toys for Tots program is the nation’s largest holiday gift drive for children, distributing an average of 18 million toys to 7 million less fortunate children annually.
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SeaFest draws big crowds in Bay Shore
Hundreds of people turned out for the Town of Islip’s 3rd Annual SeaFest last Saturday at the Bay Shore Marina.
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Barkin’ Brunches benefit area animal shelters
The Refuge in Melville is holding its fifth annual ‘Howl-o-ween’ themed Barkin’ Brunch next weekend to benefit several Long Island dog rescue groups.
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Haunted hangar hosting Halloween party
The event features a scavenger hunt for kids with treats, a tour of a haunted bomber, crafts, games with prizes, face painting and more.
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Grants sprout for urban forestry projects
Grants are available for tree planting, maintenance, tree inventory, community forest management plans and for educating those who care for public trees.
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Baldwin resident aims to cut down on food choking incidents
Joannie Hugues started JT’s Law Foundation in order to help prevent food choking incidents through education, training and workshops.
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Southampton makes splash with underwater ribbon-cutting
The Town of Southampton and the Long Island Divers Association on Sunday held an underwater ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the
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Construction begins on last phase of Coastal Greenway
The Ocean Parkway Coastal Greenway is undergoing its final phase of construction, extending the shared-use path by 10 miles.
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Ben’s helps feed The INN
Ronnie Dragoon, founder and owner of Ben’s Kosher Delicatessen Restaurant & Caterers, presented a check to The INN (Interfaith Nutrition Network) on Wednesday.
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Main Street goes pink for breast cancer awareness
Northwell Health’s first Pink by the Bay will see Main Street storefronts go pink for the month of October to support breast cancer survivors and raise awareness.
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Fall festival returns to Wading River
The Shoppes at East Wind has kicked off its Fall Festival Weekends featuring free rides and events through the end of October.
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Babylon Rotary Club donates new clothes to VIBS
The Babylon Rotary Club donated $2,000 worth of brand new clothes to Islandia-based Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk (VIBS).
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Blue Point hops in to save Oyster Festival
Organizers of the annual celebration were scrambling to find a new title sponsor when Blue Point stepped in.
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Golf-a-thon to aid FREE
The 24 hours of simulated golf will raise donations to benefit Family Residence and Essential Enterprises.
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Jets and Corvettes returning for Farmingdale fundraiser
An assortment of classic Corvettes will be exhibited alongside jet fighters at the American Airpower Museum’s annual Vettes & Jets Car Show next month.
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Yellow lab joins staff at Henry Viscardi School
Sunny, a yellow labrador, joined the Viscardi School’s staff back in June thanks to the Guide Dog Foundation and its Smithtown-based sister organization America’s VetDogs.
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Smithtown shreds more than 6 tons of paper over the weekend
More than 300 Smithtown residents showed up for the town’s paper shredding event on Saturday.
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Huntington street renamed to honor hometown hero
The Town of Huntington renamed Highland Court in honor of the late Lloyd Frazier, a lifelong Huntington resident who saved the lives of two first responders on 9/11 and provided more than 700,000 free meals to emergency crews at Ground Zero.
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