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Park Service proposes removing caps on Fire Island National Seashore driving permits

Ana Borruto | May 10, 2022

The National Park Service is proposing new driving regulations in an effort to maintain the sustainability of the Fire Island National Seashore The Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) Management program is a...

Bellport Village officials vote to tear down Ho-Hum Pavilion

Ana Borruto | January 7, 2022

It’s an end of an era for the Ho-Hum Pavilion. After serious consideration, the Bellport Village Board of Trustees made the difficult decision at a meeting on Dec. 20 to...

Fire Island to Montauk Point study re-examines LI’s damaged shorelines

Ana Borruto | September 8, 2021

Some 83 miles of Long Island’s shoreline stretching from Fire Island Inlet to Montauk Point has been under the microscope. After decades of damage due to hurricanes, nor’easters and tropical...

Special Report: East Beach losing sand rapidly as red tape slows action

Lon Cohen | June 14, 2019

Looking out over the Long Island Sound from the sidewalk on the northern edge of the parking lot at East Beach in Port Jefferson, one gets a sense of peering...

25 Photos: Smith Point County Park through the years

Staff | June 11, 2019

Smith Point County Park gets its name from William “Tangier” Smith, a native of England who served as mayor of Tangier, Morocco. Smith originally purchased about 64,000 acres of property...

Police raided F.I.’s gay communities annually; here’s how it all ended

Mike White | August 27, 2018

Suffolk Closeup | by Mark Grossman Fifty years ago, what had been an outrageous annual Suffolk County tradition — the police raid on gay communities of Fire Island — finally...

This Congressman issued ‘bay of death’ environmental warnings in 1956

Staff | November 14, 2017

FROM HISTORY by Chris Verga | “Closing the inlet will make the Great South Bay a bay of death, we need an additional inlet.” These were the words of Congressman...

Drink the Bay Clean at Blue Point Saturday to raise money and environmental awareness

Mike White | June 9, 2017

Blue Point Brewing Company and Fire Island National Seashore are joining forces Saturday for a World Environment Day party at the Patchogue brewery....

Bellport Mayor: There’s sufficient sand to reopen the Ho-Hum Beach pavilion

Mike White | May 17, 2017

In time for Memorial Day weekend, Bellport Village Mayor Ray Fell has just gotten word that the pavilion at Ho-Hum Beach on Fire Island can reopen to residents. “We just...

Bellport Village asks that people keep off Ho Hum pavilion until further notice

Mike White | April 25, 2017

Bellport Village officials are hopeful the pavilion at the village’s Ho Hum Beach on Fire Island will be ready by summer. In the meantime, residents are asked to keep off...

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Park Service proposes removing caps on Fire Island National Seashore driving permits

Bellport Village officials vote to tear down Ho-Hum Pavilion

Fire Island to Montauk Point study re-examines LI’s damaged shorelines

Special Report: East Beach losing sand rapidly as red tape slows action

25 Photos: Smith Point County Park through the years

Police raided F.I.’s gay communities annually; here’s how it all ended

This Congressman issued ‘bay of death’ environmental warnings in 1956

Drink the Bay Clean at Blue Point Saturday to raise money and environmental awareness

Bellport Mayor: There’s sufficient sand to reopen the Ho-Hum Beach pavilion

Bellport Village asks that people keep off Ho Hum pavilion until further notice

Long Island’s only riverfront brewery expected to open early May in Riverhead

The Core Station Yards welcomes residents to Ronkonkoma’s ‘new downtown’

Super romantic Long Island restaurants for your next big date night

The K9 Shop brings ‘Whole Foods for pets’ to Massapequa with new wellness center

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