Five historical societies and museums have joined forces to create the 2026 North Fork Revolutionary War Trail, a collaborative experience designed to highlight the area’s role during the American Revolution and give visitors a glimpse into life 250 years ago.

North Fork launches Revolutionary War Trail ahead of America’s 250th anniversary

In a letter to the school community, Sag Harbor Superintendent Jeff Nichols said the district is mourning deeply.

Sag Harbor community mourns 6th grader who drowned in rafting accident on school trip

For farmers like Mike Miezianka, owner of Toasted Oysters in Suffolk County, the winter’s damage was immediate and severe.

Brutal winter freezes Long Island shellfish industry, triggers federal disaster relief

A forecast calling for rain and unseasonably cold temperatures is dampening spirits for Long Island small business owners who rely heavily on a strong start to the summer.

Rainy Memorial Day weekend threatens turnout at Long Island businesses

This is not the first time the statue has been damaged.

Suffolk woman charged with criminal mischief after statue of Jesus' head removed at East Islip church

Jose Osma suffered severe injuries in the attack and underwent five brain surgeries, spending nearly a year in the hospital before succumbing to those injuries.

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