Tag: Islip

Advocates are calling on the Town of Islip to be more equitable in how town leaders follow a federal court order to carve up the municipality into council districts to resolve a voting discrimination lawsuit.

A former Town of Huntington employee and Village of Huntington Bay trustee has been accused of falsifying his work experience on a Suffolk County job application, prosecutors said.

Multiple people connected to Tellers steakhouse in Islip have been diagnosed with coronavirus and recent patrons may have been exposed, Suffolk County health officials warned Wednesday.

The Town of Islip will divide into council districts to settle a federal lawsuit in which minority residents sought representation on the town board, which is lacking under the current at-large system.

A lawsuit that aims to split the Town of Islip board members up into council districts is scheduled to go to trial next month at Central Islip federal court.

There are plenty of places to dine al fresco on Long Island, but for the beachiest of summer outdoor dining experiences, there are just a few local eateries where patrons can be seated at tables right in the sand.

The Blue Restaurant & Bar on Main Street in Islip, one of many local eateries serving takeout during the coronavirus shutdown, caught fire shortly before the dinner rush on Friday afternoon.

This stucco Colonial, an original Havameyer waterfront classic, is listed for sale in the exclusive Bayberry Point section of Islip.

The newest addition to Long Island’s restaurant scene is Blue Oyster Seafood & Oyster Bar, a white-tablecloth restaurant that debuted last month where sports bar Bottoms Up once stood in downtown Islip.

Islip Town Councilwoman Trish Bergin-Weichbrodt apologized Saturday for a social media post she made about several foreign nations that prompted critics to plan a protest outside Islip Town Hall next week.