Long Island News

The Huntington Republican Committee is inviting town residents to bring their retired American flags to the Huntington GOP office, located at 229 Main Street, Suite 204 in Huntington. Flags will be collected from May 20 to July […]

A worn-down house in Medford that had been vacant for many years has finally been dismantled.   Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico was on board with the destruction of the house located at 56 Barbara […]

The Nassau County Department of Public Works will perform important drainage work and improvements near North Shore High School on Glen Cove Avenue in Glen Head, starting on May 20.   The project is expected […]

A major historical reenactment of the Rough Riders is coming to Oyster Bay.   This event, in partnership with the Town of Oyster Bay and Friends of Sagamore Hill, will take place on June 1, […]

Nassau County has embarked upon a series of road repair and traffic safety projects within Glen Cove, Port Washington and Roslyn Harbor. In recent weeks, the Nassau County Department of Public Works (DPW) has undertaken […]

Previously Published in The Messenger By Matt Meduri The conversation on affordable housing reached new heights at Tuesday’s general meeting, as the Legislature approved Resolution 1103 to authorize funding of infrastructure improvements and property oversight for […]

Previously Published in The Messenger By Cait Crudden The Town of Islip has once again distinguished itself in the realm of municipal finance by achieving recertification with a coveted AAA bond rating, reaffirming its status […]

After a unanimous vote, Nassau County will be investing nearly $15 million toward the completion of sewer system upgrades.   Following this there was also the approval of a $14,174,400 contract with R.J. industries. This […]

Highways and parks crews from the Town of Brookhaven removed illegal signs from public right-of-ways, roadsides, utility poles and other locations. The signs were removed because they were in violation of the Town’s Illegal Road […]

The Town of Brookhaven has announced it is waiving fees associated with marriage licenses and marriage certificates for those who are currently actively serving in the military. The decision comes following the passage of Bill […]