Deer Park
Read the latest local news on Deer Park, NY, including high school sports, events, photos and more from Newsday.
The circus is here for 10 days this month.
2m read2m readThe Suffolk Regional Emergency Medical Services Council presented awards Saturday to police, fire, ambulance and other emergency personnel for successfully administering CPR to victims.
2m read2m readOne of the teens was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital with serious injuries, police said.
1m read1m readThe body of Melissa Molinari, who was stabbed 58 times, was found in the Pine Barrens wrapped in garbage bags and duct tape, prosecutors said.
1m read1m readPolice said the man met up with the girl at a playground in Hauppauge, where he raped her.
1m read1m readUpcoming Events
ESL
English as a second language classes, held Saturdays, walk-ins welcome, all levels of experience are welcome
Where
Ascension Lutheran Church
33 Bay Shore Rd.
Deer Park, NY
11729-6601
Phone: 631-667-4188
Price
Free
Website
ascensionlutheran.orgQuilting Workshop
Professional, expert quilters will assist novice and experienced quilters in this group setting, bring your own sewing machine and supplies, new patterns and projects are available each month
Where
Deer Park Library
44 Lake Ave.
Deer Park, NY
11729-4321
Phone: 631-586-3000
Price
Free
Website
deerparklibrary.orgSocial Work Intern Assistance
One-on-one assistance for completing social work forms and applications, referrals to mental health resources and other topics
Where
North Babylon Public Library
815 Deer Park Ave.
North Babylon, NY
11703-3812
Phone: 631-669-4020
Price
Free
Website
northbabylonpl.orgSee the scenes from Friday's playoff matchup.
Bayer scored five goals and Kyle Scandale had three goals and a key assist.
1m read1m readPaul Bonny, 35, was sentenced to 21 years in prison for the November 2020 fatal shooting, prosecutors said.
Two years after Philip Joseph "PJ" Fusaro's death, his memory lives on as the Suffolk County Sheriff's Office and others celebrated his legacy.
2m read2m readSeawolves finish 16-3 after falling in the quarterfinals for the fourth time in the last five seasons.
1m read1m readSee the scenes from Thursday's playoff matchup.
Giovanna Calicchio had three hits and an RBI in victory over Mount Sinai.
2m read2m read"I really didn't even create my own shots," Trovato said. "My teammates were getting me open."
1m read1m readProceeds from bag sales benefit the John Theissen Children's Foundation.
We got engaged in 1971, after Ernie surprised me with a ring in my Easter basket.
2m read2m readMeara Kelly has helped raise thousands of dollars for the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation.
Sharing stories of graces bestowed by rainbows and family members.
2m read2m readHiring is about to begin for the Oceanside store. Amazon Fresh supermarkets let shoppers pay digitally without going through checkout lines.
2m read2m read'The William Floyd Youth & Government program continues to be the gold standard.'
3m read3m readThe ambulance company is buying property on Straight Path near Mount Avenue from Babylon Town to build the substation.
2m read2m readLong Island's 124 school districts are proposing average spending increases of 4.17% for 2022-23, a Newsday survey found. Average tax collections are due to rise only 1.54%.
4m read4m readTop 20 finalist Bella DeNapoli has dropped her debut album, "Three Letters."
Police said the suspects loaded the items into several large shopping bags before fleeing the premises.
MTA officials said they are taking new measures to address a recent rise in crime on the rails.
4m read4m readBabylon Town and Vision Long Island will meet with residents and business owners Saturday to discuss ways of revitalizing the hamlet, including the creation of a more defined downtown.
1m read1m readThis week's clergy talk about motherhood's joys, sorrows and responsibilities.
2m read2m readThe exact nature of the repairs, who is doing them and how much they will cost remains unclear, even to trustees, though a Hauppauge company priced the fixes at $1.2M to $1.5M.
2m read2m readLast month neighbors responded in force and negatively to the plan that would have allowed overnight guests to sleep in temporary tents on the Usdan summer camp grounds as part of an arts program for adults.
1m read1m readThe event features family-friendly activities, vendors and more.
1m read1m readAt any hour, volunteers like Magnolia Chiri, in red and white "Disaster Relief" vests, fan out across Long Island to comfort those beset by tragedy.
2m read2m readThe tally from the April 5 election was 112 votes for newcomer Kisha Carter and 105 for Nancy Holliday, said the board vice president. The board has not confirmed the outcome, though the director of Suffolk's library system said: "The person with the most votes, as counted on election night, wins."
2m read2m readNo Pendleton bathrobe or 400-count percale bedsheet will lure me into a tent.
2m read2m readThe Earn & Learn program, offered for the first time at a school, provides high school students with twice-weekly afterschool workshops in in-demand technology jobs through an initiative between Suffolk County, a pair of nonprofits and a local business.
2m read2m readSee who earned top honors in Newsday's 60th annual All-LI boys basketball team.
5m read5m readThe nearly $104M project will replace the old feather plant with a 278,000-square-foot building.
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