Bayport, NY News & Events

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The Barn Ronkonkoma drive-thru opens Friday

The highly Instagrammable coffee shops have opened at four former Dairy Barns in Suffolk, with Nassau spots set to open soon.

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Only in NewsdayKeep scrutiny on 'injustice' in Central Islip ICE holding cells, immigration groups say

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'They were holding folks incorrectly here'

Mike Vogt, Newsday's 'Logo Guy,' dies at 63

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Vigil kept by family of man critically hurt by alleged DWI driver

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Upcoming Events

Friday, January 2

What is the Hot in Hot Chocolate? Bean to Cup

Jan18

Historic cook Diane Schwindt will explore the history behind hot chocolate and use authentic 18th century tools, methods and techniques to create hot chocolate

Where

Bayport-Blue Point Public Library

186 Middle Rd.

Blue Point, NY

Price

free

Website

bayportbluepointheritage.org

The Roosevelts in New York City

Feb15

Author, historian and former Newsday reporter Bill Bleyer will discuss the history of the Roosevelt family in New York City, including the arrival of the Roosevelts in New Amsterdam, Theodore Roosevelt's birthplace in the Flatiron District, the Roosevelt House on the Upper East Side and more

Where

Bayport-Blue Point Public Library

186 Middle Rd.

Blue Point, NY

Price

free

Website

bayportbluepointheritage.org

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Photos: Suffolk boys basketball — West Islip at Copiague

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

Friday, January 2

Only in NewsdayLI's biggest restaurant closings of the year

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Mother-daughter team to open LI self-pour beer spot

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Late-night retro burger spot opens on LI

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$2 million Bayport house something out of a 'storybook'

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'We have to say it's not okay'

Protesters rally against 'inhumane' immigrant detainee conditions at Central Islip courthouse

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Newsday InvestigatesDatabase: COVID-19 unemployment fraud cases on LI

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Top 20 boys bowlers for 2025-26

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Top 20 girls bowlers for 2025-26

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Only in NewsdayJudge makes key ruling on former Bay Shore students' testimony at ex-teacher's sexual abuse trial

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Former LI school superintendent pleads guilty in 2024 crash

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Only in NewsdayNewsday's All-Long Island girls tennis team 2025

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Only in NewsdayNewsday's All-Long Island girls swimming team 2025

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Gift an LI adventure this holiday season

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Only in NewsdayHow do these Long Islanders feel about Craig Carton's return to WFAN?

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'Dancing was a big part of my life, so I want her to start young'

Bottles and ballet: Babies take to the stage at new LI dance school

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Only in NewsdayBrown University shooting: Student from LI recalls running from gunshots

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Tree-lined streets, walkable downtown make for 'ideal South Shore coastal living' in Sayville

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When a potential juror reveals a shocking secret

'It's very upsetting'

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What to expect on Long Island in 2026

A potential LIRR strike, the trials of several high-profile cases, including Gilgo, and the return of horse racing to Belmont are among the notable developments slated for the new year.

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