Bayport, NY News & Events

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Top 100 LI boys basketball players for this season

Our annual look at the top high school boys basketball players as the season gets underway

Giving back by giving blood, academic scholarship2m read

$13.7 M sewer project completed in downtown Central Islip2m read

Jury in chokehold trial of LI native Daniel Penny begins deliberations3m read

Sayville wins sixth Rutgers Trophy

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, December 4

Holiday Light Show

Dec6

Half-mile walk-through experience with holiday light displays, including the iconic giant lighted Christmas tree, featuring photo opportunities, special visits with Santa, fire pits, hot chocolate, treats, music, games, merchandise and more, register

Where

Camp Edey

1500 Lakeview Ave.

Bayport, NY

Price

$15, free for ages 2 and younger

Website

gssc.us/en/activities/events/light-show.html

Christmas at Meadow Croft

Dec7

Victorian/Edwardian Christmas decorations, holiday exhibits, electric trains, antique dolls, wood carvings, live music, raffles and photos with Santa Claus

Where

Meadow Croft

299 Middle Rd.

Sayville, NY

Phone

631-367-3418

Price

$10, $5 ages 3-11

Website

bayportbluepointheritage.org

How to Combat Overwhelm This Holiday Season

Dec10

Learn how to curate a holiday season that feels good so you can be present with the people you love, register

Where

Bayport-Blue Point Public Library

186 Middle Rd.

Blue Point, NY

Phone

631-363-6133

Price

free

Website

bayportbluepointlibrary.org

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LI schools grow their own food with vertical garden3m read

Sayville's Sands wins Burnett and Collotta awards2m read

Sayville earns Rutgers Trophy after winning Suffolk III title

Wednesday, December 4

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LI Restaurant Week is back with discounted prix-fixe meals5m read

LI Oyster Week is back with $1-$2 deals1m read

Sayville's Messina, Floyd's Thomas co-recipients of Joe Cipp Award2m read

Prosecution to finish closings in subway chokehold defendant Daniel Penny's case; deliberations to follow2m read

A 'Christmas Story' tradition: How a classic film shapes LIers' holidays 3m read

Closing arguments expected today in LI native's fatal subway chokehold trial3m read

Only in Newsday'Let somebody else have a chance'

Gridiron Greats: LIC edition1m read

3 takeaways from an ultra-competitive LIC weekend2m read

LIC photos: Garden City-Sayville in Class III

Garden City takes LI Class III crown with 54th straight victory3m read

FDNY families celebrate lifesaving organ donations from fallen firefighters 2m read

Will Garden City or Sayville bend in the LI Class III final?1m read

Sayville rallies around damaged Main Street merchants for Small Business Saturday1m read

Photos: Wantagh-BBP in LIC Class IV

Martini, Conigliaro power Wantagh to first LI title since 2016 with Class IV win3m read

I Do!: She keeps him laughing and on his toes1m read

Shirley man charged in stabbing at Patchogue bar

Bayport-Blue Point and Wantagh prepare for Long Island Class IV clash1m read

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Sayville holds off Hills West for Suffolk III title

For veterans, a pre-Thankgiving turkey in Sayville means 'thank you'2m read

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