If you're actively involved in the community, or you care about local Long Island charities and causes, make sure to keep in the know with Long Island's Community articles. Focusing on issues that matter most to the local community at large, these articles provide you with information about the good works of local charities, as well as the issues that matter to Long Islanders most.
By Brian Re April 30, 2018
Dozens of spring festivals, car shows, Memorial Day Weekend events, and Mother's Day celebrations await Long Islanders this May!
By Long Island News & PR April 27, 2018
Zeldin: "Summer after summer, North Fork residents’ quality of life has suffered due to the persistent issue of helicopter noise on the East End."
By Long Island News & PR April 27, 2018
The Distinguished Alumni program is designed to inspire current students and reconnect with alumni.
By Long Island News & PR April 26, 2018
Ra: "After the devastating effects of Superstorm Sandy, I feel it is so important we all, even our children, are prepared should it ever happen again."
By Long Island News & PR April 26, 2018
Miller: "It is wonderful to see someone like Sydney Brett, who has been bullied herself, stand up against bullies and help others learn how to do so too."
By Long Island News & PR April 26, 2018
Grants to Revitalize Blighted Properties and Promote Economic Redevelopment.
By Long Island News & PR April 25, 2018
Detective William Maldonado joined the department in September 1987 and most recently was assigned to the FBI Long Island Gang Task Force where he focused on combatting gang violence.
By Long Island News & PR April 24, 2018
More Than Half of the 293 Affordable, Sustainable Homes at CAMBA Gardens Phase II Set Aside for Homeless Families and Individuals.
By Legislator Anker's Office April 23, 2018
On April 11, 2018, Suffolk County Legislator Sarah Anker was the guest speaker at the Suffolk Independent Living Organization (SILO) Transportation Committee meeting in Holtsville.
By Long Island News & PR April 23, 2018
Irving Roth was deported with his family in 1944 to Auschwitz where most of his family was murdered.
By Long Island News & PR April 19, 2018
Nearly 6,000 Students to Participate in Initial Phase of Program; Suffolk County to Deploy Approximately 1,000 Recycle Bins to 11 Schools.
By Long Island News & PR April 19, 2018
After a hard-fought competition, the team captured the Suffolk County Championship of the New York State Bar Association’s Mock Trial Tournament.
By Long Island News & PR April 19, 2018
Senator Presented Award for Support of Students of All Abilities.
By Long Island News & PR April 18, 2018
The Rock Band Is Rallying Fans to Volunteer At Local Food Banks as Part of a “Day of Service.”
By Long Island News & PR April 18, 2018
Frankie, a 1 year-old beagle mix, was hit by a car and left leashed in a yard by his owner without medical attention for over a week, officials say.
By Long Island News & PR April 16, 2018
The William Floyd High School Business Honors Society is a group of 40 highly motivated students who excel throughout the business department.
By Long Island News & PR April 13, 2018
Half Hollow Hills “Pajama Day” Raises 1,650 Pairs of New PJs to Gift Hospitalized Children.
By Long Island News & PR April 13, 2018
Brooks Calls On State Department Of Transportation For Greater Safety Measures After Bus Carrying 40 Passengers Crashed Into Low Overpass.
By Legislator Anker's Office April 11, 2018
On March 27, Legislator Anker honored SWRHS student Jordan McClintock at the Suffolk VFW Council Voice of Democracy Award Ceremony.
By Long Island News & PR April 11, 2018
A.G. says Trump Administration’s Budget Would Dismantle Management of the World Trade Center Health Program and Jeopardize the Health of 9/11 Survivors and First Responders.