Deer Park, NY News & Events
Check out Deer Park restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.
Boy, 12, thwarts alleged home burglar days before Christmas, police say
While inside his home, he heard the shattering of glass and "someone moving around the house," police said,
McNeely does a bit of everything in win for Mount Sinai boys basketball
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Photos: Suffolk boys basketball — Miller Place at Mount Sinai
Babylon board approves zoning for Wyandanch industrial park plan
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'The most open concept': Former LI churches that are now houses
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Upcoming Events
Sweetbriar Nature Center Animal Interviews
Dec29
Meet and interact with at least 1 representative from each of the amphibian, reptile, bird and mammal groups, learn how each animal is unique and different
Where
North Babylon Public Library
815 Deer Park Ave.
North Babylon, NY
Phone
631-669-4020
Price
free
Website
northbabylonpl.orgBoard of Education Regular Meeting
Jan13
Regular meeting of the Western Suffolk BOCES Board of Education
Where
Western Suffolk BOCES
507 Deer Park Rd.
Dix Hills, NY
Phone
631-549-4900
Price
free
Website
wsboces.orgThe True Story of the Culper Spy Ring
Jan15
Lecture with Bill Bleyer on The True Story of the Culper Spy Ring
Where
Deer Park Public Library
44 Lake Ave.
Deer Park, NY
Phone
631-586-3000
Price
free
Thomas Valva's mother agrees to $9M settlement with Suffolk County
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LIers accused of stealing nearly $350G in COVID-19 unemployment benefits
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Amityville nonprofit delivers holiday toys, joy to children in need
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Photos: Rick Herrmann Memorial Tournament at Bellport
Takeout chicken chain opens more LI locations
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Food hall-inspired chain opens latest LI location
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Mexican fast food chain to open 5 new LI spots
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Bellport's Tyson wins 138-pound title at Rick Herrmann Memorial Tournament
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Protest held at Manorville kennel after allegations of poor conditions
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4 LI towns hosting NYE ball drops
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All-Long Island boys volleyball team 2025
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All-Long Island girls cross country team 2025
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All-Long Island boys cross country team 2025
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Newsday's All-Long Island field hockey team 2025
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Land swap at potential rail yard site hits a snag as Romaine objects to part of the deal
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Keegan's late shot in OT lifts Shoreham-Wading River girls basketball
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Photos: Suffolk girls basketball — Mt. Sinai at Shoreham-WR
Longo's resignation from Floyd catches LI football community by surprise
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With 3,000 coats and thousands of socks, William Floyd and other schools spread warmth to those in need
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Bowling, laser tag and booze: Massive entertainment venue coming to LI outlet mall
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'They implemented some different strategies'
LI students' English test scores went up 7 percentage points in 2024-25: What to know
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Top 100 boys basketball players for 2025-26
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DA: Man used sulfuric acid to attack girlfriend
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Throw snowballs, walk down Candy Cane Lane and more at holiday pop-up
Police: LI man dies in wrong-way crash on Hutchinson River Parkway
Kwanzaa events on LI: Dinner, dancing and more
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Community teams up to restore vandalized Eagle Scout project built in father's honor
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4 biggest holiday pop-up experiences on LI this season
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Black Santa returns to Wyandanch Winter Wonderland
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'I want to pay it forward': Thanksgiving Day meals served up by volunteer crew on LI
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Gratitude, gathering and giving back: NewsdayTV's Thanksgiving special
Trump administration wants to cap how much graduate nursing students can borrow: What to know
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Special Olympics recognizes 3 LI schools
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'This affects us all': Opposing views of proposed Wyandanch industrial park voiced at hearing
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'I grew up on Toys R Us': new stand-alone store opens on LI
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Zoning code hearing planned for proposed Wyandanch industrial park
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More LI retailers rolling out anti-theft tech ahead of busy holiday season
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Long Islanders' Favorites
LIers find helping addicts recover is their life's work
Burnout and low wages make it difficult to recruit and retain addiction recovery counselors. But those who do enter the field are often motivated by a need to give back, experts said.
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Watch how fast a Christmas tree fire can spread
$200G earners rise 51% in LI towns and cities as police salaries grow
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President Donald Trump's impact on Long Island
