Brookhaven, NY News & Events

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

3rd time the charm? John Cusack sets Patchogue date again.

The actor had canceled two previous bookings at the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts.

Guide: LI party boat rentals, fishing trips, sailing tours and more13m read

Passion in full bloom: Meet 5 Long Islanders who take gardening to the next level 13m read

LI man arrested after flushing cocaine down a toilet, police say1m read

Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin to host in-person town hall in Patchogue 2m read

Upcoming Events

Thursday, May 1

Spring Sale

May2

New and gently used clothing, shoes, handbags and jewelry

Where

Brookhaven Town Hall

1 Independence Hill

Farmingville, NY

Phone

631-451-9127

Price

free

Website

brookhaven.dressforsuccess.org

Strictly Business 2025

May6

Join in for an unparalleled networking event designed to catapult your business to new heights. Strictly Business is your chance to connect with local retail, service industry professionals, and business groups in Brookhaven and beyond.

Where

Miller Business Center Middle Country Public Library

101 Eastwood Blvd.

Centereach, NY

Website

millerbusinesscenter.org

Brookhaven Town Clerk Kevin LaValle

May8

Meet with Brookhaven Town Clerk Kevin LaValle, ask questions such as how to obtain or file certain documents with the Town and more

Where

Sachem Public Library

150 Holbrook Rd.

Holbrook, NY

Phone

631-588-5024

Price

free

Website

sachemlibrary.org

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Brookhaven, seeking safer roads, turns to residents for help2m read

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Thursday, May 1

Chick-fil-A opening Selden location

Chick-fil-A opening another LI location

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LI youth sports advocate dies at 913m read

First in NewsdayJudge orders Thomas Valva's mother to participate in mediation, court documents show3m read

Fuller fantastic again in BBP baseball's win over Center Moriches2m read

Photos: BBP-Center Moriches baseball

Funeral services set for Shoreham-Wading River coach 1m read

LI school district proposes cutting 51 positions2m read

LI man gets 53 years for drug trafficking that caused 2 OD deaths, Suffolk DA says1m read

Real estate agent, landlord settle Section 8 discrimination claims3m read

Top 10 girls lacrosse goalies on Long Island3m read

11 Stony Brook international students have visas reinstated2m read

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Selden offers 'access to everything' while still being tucked away in the suburbs3m read

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Nursing centers' expansion plan fuels standoff with Brookhaven over parking crunch2m read

King Kullen closing another supermarket on Long Island2m read

Fire at Denny's auto body in Selden, authorities say

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Rattmer's strong defense leads Longwood past Bay Shore1m read

Boy, 15, fatally stabs grandmother, injures mother, authorities say2m read

Selden teen facing murder charges

'Enough power to keep this thing running 24/7'

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Brookhaven likely to end failed energy program2m read

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"I am terrified for the people of Long Island," one official said of the region, where 14% of drivers involved in deadly crashes did not have a license.

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