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Dominic Bruno, third-generation farmer at Manorville’s Lenny Bruno Farms, dies

Brian Harmon | February 27, 2026

Steady, devoted and deeply rooted in the land he loved. Dominic Michael Bruno, a third-generation farmer whose family built Lenny Bruno Farms on Wading River Road as a longtime fixture...

College football player from Bohemia dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Brian Harmon | February 25, 2026

A 21-year-old Bohemia resident and former Connetquot High School football player died Monday night in Newport, Rhode Island, after suffering carbon monoxide poisoning while charging his phone inside his snow-covered...

Islip adopts tax exemption for surviving spouses of fallen police officers

Staff | February 24, 2026

GLI News Briefs | The Town of Islip has adopted local legislation granting a partial real property tax exemption of up to 50 percent to surviving spouses of police officers...

Everyone’s Gaming Outlet, a tabletop gaming hub, opens in Levittown

Guest | February 20, 2026

By Alyssa Seidman A new local game store in Nassau County is giving players of all ages a seat at the tabletop. Everyone’s Gaming Outlet opened in early December at...

Robert Duvall, legendary actor who started at Bellport’s Gateway Playhouse, dies at 95

Brian Harmon | February 16, 2026

Robert Duvall, the legendary actor whose career spanned more than seven decades and included iconic roles in “The Godfather,” “Apocalypse Now” and “Tender Mercies,” has died at the age of...

NYPD Academy to be renamed in honor of Malverne’s Steven McDonald

Andrew Rappaport | February 9, 2026

The NYPD Police Academy in College Point will soon bear the name of Detective Steven McDonald, the Malverne native whose life story left a lasting mark on both Long Island...

Sue Smey’s reality TV journey continues, with Oceanside cheering her on

Ben Fiebert | January 20, 2026

After competing on “Survivor” Season 47 last year in Fiji, Sue Smey is now facing an entirely different kind of “Beast.” Smey, 60, is currently competing on Season 2 of...

A Patchogue restaurant mainstay on the hunt for a lasting connection

Brian Harmon | December 29, 2025

A frequently reimagined restaurant property near Sunrise Highway in Patchogue is back on the market, with brokers saying a nationally recognized food chain — namely Raising Cane’s or Buffalo Wild...

Community rallies for mom, boys after death of Setauket dad

Brian Harmon | December 26, 2025

Friends, neighbors and co-workers are rallying to support a Setauket mother and her two boys following the sudden death of her husband and the children’s 51-year-old father. Scott Donovan, remembered...

‘They sold my safety’: Lawsuit details trafficking at Melville’s Gossip strip club

Brian Harmon | December 23, 2025

In her bombshell complaint, former dancer Christine DeMaria alleges dark and soundproof VIP rooms, patrons walking into locker rooms, and a business model built on assault. The lawsuit filed against...

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Dominic Bruno, third-generation farmer at Manorville’s Lenny Bruno Farms, dies

College football player from Bohemia dies of carbon monoxide poisoning

Islip adopts tax exemption for surviving spouses of fallen police officers

Everyone’s Gaming Outlet, a tabletop gaming hub, opens in Levittown

Robert Duvall, legendary actor who started at Bellport’s Gateway Playhouse, dies at 95

NYPD Academy to be renamed in honor of Malverne’s Steven McDonald

Sue Smey’s reality TV journey continues, with Oceanside cheering her on

A Patchogue restaurant mainstay on the hunt for a lasting connection

Community rallies for mom, boys after death of Setauket dad

‘They sold my safety’: Lawsuit details trafficking at Melville’s Gossip strip club

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