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Wave of support builds for Emmy-winning video editor from Patchogue battling cancer

Brian Harmon | May 5, 2026

For decades, Sean Merriam has worked behind the scenes, shaping stories for television, brands and live audiences. Now, the Patchogue native and Emmy Award–winning video editor finds himself at the...

First look: Namu Korean BBQ looks to revive Patchogue restaurant site

Brian Harmon | April 28, 2026

Greater Long Island got a sneak peek this week at Namu, a new Korean barbecue restaurant putting the finishing touches on a massive renovation at 388 Medford Ave. in Patchogue....

Stony Brook student goes to Mexico to see ‘Smile Train’ surgeries she helped fund

Brian Harmon | April 21, 2026

A Stony Brook University student who turned her family’s own difficult experience into a mission traveled to Mexico earlier this month to witness the impact of her work — meeting...

Services for woman found in Long Island Sound, remembered as ‘loving soul’

Brian Harmon | April 18, 2026

Funeral services for Brittany Kritis-Garip, a speech-language pathologist whose body was recovered from the Long Island Sound this week, will be held this week. Kritis-Garip, 32, had been missing since...

Missing Oyster Bay woman identified as body found in Lloyd Harbor

Brian Harmon | April 15, 2026

The woman whose body was pulled from the Long Island Sound in Lloyd Harbor this week has been identified as missing 32-year-old Brittany Kritis-Garip of Oyster Bay. Suffolk Police’s announcement...

Riverhead center brings lifesaving stroke treatment to the East End

Staff | April 2, 2026

A major upgrade in stroke and neurological care is coming to Long Island’s East End. Peconic Bay Medical Center in Riverhead has officially unveiled its new Bill and Ruth Ann...

Column: Nassau moves on kratom. Now it’s Suffolk’s turn

Guest | March 23, 2026

By Carole Trottere Nassau County lawmakers have approved new legislation banning the sale and distribution of kratom, an unregulated herbal substance that officials say poses significant health risks, particularly to...

Gotti grandson says prison could cost his mother her life

Brian Harmon | March 11, 2026

Fraud case against John Gotti’s grandson could derail a life-saving kidney transplant for his mom, Victoria Gotti, court papers say A grandson of the infamous mob boss John Gotti says...

Step inside Manny’s Sweet Treats, Mineola’s dessert haven

Alan Krawitz | March 9, 2026

From gelato pizzas to cookie fries, Manny’s turns desserts into imaginative, family-friendly experiences First opening its doors in 2016, Manny’s Sweet Treats in Mineola has become much more than a...

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...

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Wave of support builds for Emmy-winning video editor from Patchogue battling cancer

First look: Namu Korean BBQ looks to revive Patchogue restaurant site

Stony Brook student goes to Mexico to see ‘Smile Train’ surgeries she helped fund

Services for woman found in Long Island Sound, remembered as ‘loving soul’

Missing Oyster Bay woman identified as body found in Lloyd Harbor

Riverhead center brings lifesaving stroke treatment to the East End

Column: Nassau moves on kratom. Now it’s Suffolk’s turn

Gotti grandson says prison could cost his mother her life

Step inside Manny’s Sweet Treats, Mineola’s dessert haven

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

LI startup Redefine Meals undergoing massive expansion at Entenmann’s site

NY’s new retirement mandate is here. Is your business compliant?

It’s all smoke, sauce and staying power as Patchogue’s Bobbique turns 20

In the age of AI, Hunter Business School doubles down on hands-on

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