Brentwood, NY News & Events

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Islip: New apartments must have washers, dryers

The rule requires that a washer and dryer be included in each dwelling unit within town zoning districts that allow for apartments.

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Three Kings Day event in Brentwood a show of joy in a time of strife

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'Show a little love and compassion'

Up to $1.5M in tax breaks for Oakdale apartment complex with units for developmentally disabled

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East Islip wrestler DeStefano gets milestone win at Gilmore Classic

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Upcoming Events

Monday, January 5

Online: How to Start a Business on a Small Budget

Jan6

The Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) will discuss the various steps required to start your own business, including legal entity structures, partnerships, keeping financial records, insurance, business plan essentials and more, register for a Zoom link starting Dec. 20

Where

Brentwood Public Library

34 2nd Ave.

Brentwood, NY

Phone

631-273-7883

Price

free

Website

brentwoodnylibrary.org

SNAP Assistance

Jan8

A bilingual (English/Spanish) representative from Catholic Charities of Long Island will help you find out if you qualify for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and provide personalized assistance in completing your application

Where

Brentwood Public Library

34 2nd Ave.

Brentwood, NY

Phone

631-273-7883

Price

free

Website

brentwoodnylibrary.org

Monthly Book Discussion: The Brilliant Life of Eudora Honeysett

Jan8

Discussion of the novel "The Brilliant Life of Eudora Honeysett" by Annie Lyons, register

Where

Brentwood Public Library

34 2nd Ave.

Brentwood, NY

Phone

631-273-7883

Price

free

Website

brentwoodnylibrary.org

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Lemoine scores 15 of 20 points in first half for Copiague boys basketball

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State Sen. Alexis Weik won't seek 4th term

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Central Islip federal judge demands answers on LI ICE detainee's treatment

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After 32 years, a Brentwood school 'legend' is saying goodbye

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'I still don't understand it'

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Only in NewsdayFewer LI students get top scores on English Regents exam. What's driving the decline?

Only 43.5% of test-takers reached Level 5, the state's highest academic level, in the 2024-25 school year. That marked a drop of nearly 10 percentage points from the prior year.

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