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11/17/2024

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11/16/2024

Suffolk County Community College’s latest production of Shakespeare’s Lovers & Fighters is a great approach to the famous playwright and his stories since it’s a compilation of some of his most famous scenes from several different plays.

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SCCC Selden brings a taste of Shakespeare to Shea Theatre Arts & EntertainmentCommunityTheaterTimes of Middle Country by Julianne Mosher - November 13, 2024 0 103 A scene from Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt. Photo by Julianne Mosher By Julianne Mosher It’s time to shake up Shakespeare. Suffolk...

11/16/2024

For the third time ever, Stony Brook University’s International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) team brought home the gold medal from the iGEM Giant Jamboree.

Held in Paris, France from October 23-26, the iGEM Giant Jamboree is a world expo for synthetic biology. This year’s competition featured 438 teams from 45+ countries, competing for medals and awards by designing, building, and testing projects using cutting edge synthetic biology. Stony Brook University was one of 16 U.S. collegiate teams to earn a gold medal.

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Stony Brook University brings home gold medal at iGEM competition Arts & EntertainmentCommunityEducationScience & TechnologyStony Brook UniversityVillage Times Herald by Press Release - November 13, 2024 0 107 2024 Stony Brook University iGEM team. Photo by Ethan Kim For the third time ever, Stony B...

11/16/2024

The Town of Smithtown hosted its first annual Epilepsy Awareness Ceremony, declaring November as Epilepsy Awareness Month throughout the township. The ceremony was held on November 7 at Town Hall, honoring the bravery of community members living with epilepsy and their journey to end the stigma surrounding it.

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Town of Smithtown hosts first annual Epilepsy Awareness Month ceremony CommunityGovernmentHealthLocal GovernmentTimes of SmithtownTown of Smithtown by Press Release - November 13, 2024 0 119 1 of 2 From left, NYS Senator Mario Mattera, Supervisor Ed Wehrheim, Louis Necroto, Katie Necrotom, Susan Nec...

11/15/2024

Sons of Norway, Loyal Lodge 252, is gearing up to celebrate a significant milestone: its 100th anniversary in 2024. Initially chartered in June of 1924, the lodge also boasts the title of Smithtown’s oldest fraternal organization.

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Sons of Norway turns 100, invites community to celebrate CommunityEventsTimes of Smithtown by TBR Staff - November 12, 2024 0 117 Pixabay photo By Dylan Friedman Sons of Norway, Loyal Lodge 252, is gearing up to celebrate a significant milestone: its 100th anniversary in 2024. Initially chartered in...

11/15/2024

The Comsewogue School District is excited to announce that Boyle Road Elementary School has been named a 2023-2025 School of Excellence by the National Parent-Teacher Association. Boyle Road is one of 10 schools on Long Island, 19 in New York and 319 nationwide to earn this designation, which spans two years. The School of Excellence program awards school PTAs that foster strong relationships within their communities to strengthen the educational experience and well-being of students and their families.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/comsewogues-boyle-road-elementary-named-a-national-pta-school-of-excellence/

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Comsewogue’s Boyle Road Elementary named a national PTA School of Excellence EducationPort Jefferson Station/TerryvillePort Times Record by Press Release - November 11, 2024 0 156 1 of 5 Photo courtesy of Syntax Photo courtesy of Syntax Photo courtesy of Syntax Photo courtesy of Syntax Photo court...

11/15/2024

As educators are encouraged to make and teach local historical connections in the grade 4 social studies curriculum, Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate School students are learning to make these connections through field trips to the Hallock Homestead, just minutes from the school.

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Rocky Point students connect with local history CommunityEducationHistoryKidsRocky PointVillage Beacon Record by Press Release - November 11, 2024 0 157 Joseph A. Edgar Intermediate School students visited the Hallock Homestead. Photo from RPSD As educators are encouraged to make and teach local his...

11/14/2024

The Girl Scouts of South Huntington honored our nation’s veterans at their third annual Girl Scouts Veterans Luncheon on Nov. 5. Assemblyman Steve Stern was the guest speaker, thanking the veterans for their service and for serving as examples for others to follow.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/girl-scouts-of-south-huntington-pay-a-heartfelt-tribute-to-vets/

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Girl Scouts of South Huntington pay a heartfelt tribute to vets CommunityKidsTimes of Huntington-NorthportVeterans by Jennifer Donatelli - November 11, 2024 0 147 1 of 7 Girl Scouts of South Huntington third annual Veterans Luncheon. Photo by Jennifer Donatelli Girl Scouts of South Huntington third....

11/14/2024

The food company which was started by the late actor Paul Newman and author A.E. Hotchner donates its after tax profits to charity through the Newman’s Own Foundation, enabling consumers to feel that they aren’t just covering their salad with tasty dressing but are helping the world through their consumer choices.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/investment-fund-pledges-revenues-in-cancer-research-partnership-with-cshl/

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Investment fund pledges revenues in cancer research partnership with CSHL Cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryCommunityHealthScience & TechnologyTimes of Huntington-Northport by Daniel Dunaief - November 10, 2024 0 217 Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Photo courtesy Cold Sping Harbor Laboratory website By Da...

11/14/2024

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11/13/2024

Joshua Gray may be the youngest rabbi at Temple Isaiah in Stony Brook, but that doesn’t mean he hasn’t lived. Since joining the temple in July of 2023, he has brought his personal experiences and unique flairs to Isaiah’s congregants.

The 37-year-old grew up in Glens Falls, New York, and was raised Jewish, but didn’t feel a particularly strong connection to his faith. In fact, he grew up wanting to be a performer.

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Rabbi Joshua Gray continues to bring his unique blend of qualities to Temple Isaiah CommunityReligionVillage Times Herald by Toni-Elena Gallo - November 9, 2024 0 174 Rabbi Joshua Gray. Photo by Toni-Elena Gallo By Toni-Elena Gallo Joshua Gray may be the youngest rabbi at Temple Isaiah in Stony Broo...

11/13/2024

A male mouse embryo surrounded by a group of female embryos during development in some cases is protected against developmental delays caused by a viral infection of their mother.

That’s one of a host of intriguing observations and findings from a recent set of experiments conducted by postdoctoral researcher Irene Sanchez Martin, who works in the lab of Assistant Professor Lucas Cheadle at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/cshls-irene-sanchez-martin-explores-maternal-viral-link-to-autism-in-mice/
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CSHL’s Irene Sanchez Martin explores maternal viral link to autism in mice Arts & EntertainmentCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryColumnsPower of 3Times of Huntington-Northport by Daniel Dunaief - November 9, 2024 0 161 By Daniel Dunaief A male mouse embryo surrounded by a group of female embryos during...

11/13/2024

The Jazz Loft at Stony Brook will be presenting an illuminating doubleheader on Friday, Nov. 15.

The main event will be the “Louis Jordan Tribute” starting at 7 p.m. Danny Bacher, also a soprano saxophonist, will be singing many of Jordan’s hits of the 1940s including “Caledonia,” “Choo Choo Ch’Boogie,” “G.I. Jive” and “Let The Good Times Roll,” accompanied by an all-star group of musicians.

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Jump ‘n’ jive at The Jazz Loft to the music of Louis Jordan Arts & EntertainmentCommunityHistoryMuseumMusicVillage Times Herald by TBR Staff - November 9, 2024 0 131 Louis Jordan By John Broven The Jazz Loft at Stony Brook will be presenting an illuminating doubleheader on Friday, Nov. 15. The m...

11/12/2024

A tale of two halves ended with the CoA tale of two halves ended with the Commack girls soccer team having the best of times. For the Northport Lady Tigers, not so much.

With a start time of high noon on a blustery Halloween, the home Cougars scored against a strong westerly wind when striker Elena Dean put one past Northport keeper K.K. Howard with six minutes left in the second half.

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Gone with the wind: Commack beats Northport in girls soccer playoff SportsHigh School SportsPhoto GalleryTimes of Huntington-NorthportTimes of Smithtown by Steven Zaitz - November 8, 2024 0 194 1 of 9 Commack girls soccer vs. Northport on 10/31/24. Photo by Steven Zaitz Commack girls soccer vs. Nort...

11/12/2024

The Port Jefferson chapter of the Lions Club is an organization that strives to make a difference in the community in which it serves.

Founded in Chicago back in 1917, the club was launched by a “group of businessmen who wanted to do more for their communities,” according to the Lions International website, and reiterated on a phone interview with Rick Giovan, a member of the Port Jeff chapter’s board of directors and former president. Today, the Lions Club has over 48,000 clubs with 1.4 million members in more than 200 countries and geographic areas, working by the credo “we serve.”

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The Lions Club of Port Jefferson celebrate humanity and community Arts & EntertainmentCommunityFood & DrinkHolidaysPort Times Record by Toni-Elena Gallo - November 8, 2024 0 120 The Port Jefferson Lions Club holds a Food Basket Drive every year around the holidays. By Toni-Elena Gallo The Port Jeffe...

11/12/2024

It was a twist of fate that the Thomas Cutinella Memorial Field was selected as the venue for the girls soccer finals before the season began. As a result, the Shoreham-Wading River girls soccer team had a home field advantage in the Suffolk County Class A soccer final Tuesday night, Nov. 5.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/shoreham-wading-river-girls-soccer-captures-suffolk-class-a-title/
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Shoreham-Wading River girls soccer captures Suffolk Class A title SportsHigh School SportsPhoto GalleryVillage Beacon Record by Bill Landon - November 8, 2024 0 264 1 of 11 Olivia Pesso heads the ball for the Wildcats in the Suffolk County Class A final. Photo by Bill Landon Mia Mangano attacks the....

11/11/2024

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11/10/2024

Savion Energy representatives stood before the Three Village Civic Association membership Monday, Nov. 4, to present their proposed battery storage facilities in East Setauket. Savion is a Shell Group portfolio company that develops utility-scale solar and energy storage projects.

Read more at https://tbrnewsmedia.com/battery-energy-storage-facilities-proposed-for-east-setauket/

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Battery energy storage facilities proposed for East Setauket BusinessCivic AssociationsCommunityEast SetuaketVillage Times Herald by Sabrina Artusa - November 8, 2024 0 268 (Left to right) William Miller, Nicholas Petrakis, James McDaniel, and Thom Rainwater looking at their prepared presentation. P...