East Setauket, NY News & Events

Check out East Setauket restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.

State pushes back deadline for Brookhaven landfill cleanup report

The DEC set a new May 1 deadline for the town to finish the report, which is expected to outline plans for cleaning up the landfill.

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Bellport introduces its inaugural basketball hall of fame class

Photos: Bellport's inaugural basketball hall of fame class

Upcoming Events

Monday, January 12

Passing the Torch: Learning About the Past from Our Loved Ones

Jan24

Celebrate America's 250th birthday through stories that reflect the many voices, cultures and histories that shaped this land, featuring light refreshments, a photo booth and more, register

Where

The Setauket Neighborhood House

95 Main St.

Setauket, NY

Phone

631-751-3730

Price

$20, $10 children

Website

ALS Support Group

Feb3

Share your experience, concerns and join in on discussions about amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), open to the entire family, held in Suite 5, register

Where

Stony Brook University Hospital, Department of Family Medicine

181 N Belle Mead Rd

East Setauket, NY

11733-3489

Phone

631-444-9815

Price

Free

Website

stonybrookphysicians.com/family-medicine.asp

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