Lake Ronkonkoma, NY News & Events
Check out Lake Ronkonkoma restaurants, events, weather, high school sports and more Suffolk County news.
Smithtown East hosts LI's first outdoor high school volleyball game
The event was made possible with the help of Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake, a school just outside of Albany.
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Lori Loughlin makes big return following scandal that sent her to prison
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Suffolk Democrats demand NYS AG probe use of $3M in taxpayer funds marked for even-year lawsuit fight
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Longtime LI village official retires, shaking up board
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Northport mother shares story of her son lost to opioid abuse during National Recovery Month
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Upcoming Events
Ballet - Swan Lake Act II
Sep23
Ballet performance of Swan Lake Act II
Where
Ballet Long Island
1863 Pond Rd.
Ronkonkoma, NY
Phone
631-737-1964
Price
Adult $25, Child $15, Senior Citizen $15
Website
balletlongisland.com
1 person hospitalized after fire at LI nursing home
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6 Suffolk school superintendents share thoughts on AI in the 2026-27 school year
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How LI will be impacted if MLB makes HS players ineligible for '28 draft
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Off-price retailer coming to revamped LI shopping center
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Turkish-inspired ice cream cafe opens in former pub
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16 hidden restaurants worth seeking out on LI
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Dirty sodas, loaded bread bowls: LI diners adding trendy food
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LI beaches with lifeguards after Labor Day
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Sweet nostalgia: Wax bottles and Smarties rule again
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New historical marker recalls the life and death of an LI Revolutionary War hero
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Ex-Smithtown lacrosse player, 19, killed in wrong-way crash upstate
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Americans are drinking less. LI bars are adding activities to lure customers.
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Should kids have required summer reading assignments? These LI educators say no.
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Retired high school French teacher Roberta Sherlock dies at 88
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East End businesses turn to housing as workers get priced out
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Seasonal route changes at MacArthur: Where you can fly nonstop this fall
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LI man allegedly made death threats against Jeanine Pirro, Trump
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'Rocky the Musical' comes out swinging for its LI premiere
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Flag football taking over spring sports
Too much of a good thing? 'Jeopardy' spinoffs put the show in overdrive.
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Flag football's popularity on LI hurting participation in other girls sports
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Bussi brings Cup to LI for 'unforgettable experience'
14-year-old dies on family trip in Pennsylvania
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When is the first day of school on LI?
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Northwell program takes healthcare to unhoused people
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Homicide charges likely against LI man in crash that killed construction worker, prosecutor says
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MacArthur Airport's top layover hubs and what to do in the area
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LI man charged with driving while impaired after crash that killed construction worker, injured 2 others
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Opponents criticize proposed Amazon fulfillment complex at community meeting
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'The car came out of nowhere'
Ronkonkoma woodworking firm to move to Brentwood
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Legendary Connetquot HS three-sport athlete dies at 49
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Motorcyclists killed in separate crashes in Centereach and Shoreham
3rd mental health exam ordered for LI teen charged with killing his ex-girlfriend
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Here comes the wedding content creator
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Street takeover by 200 vehicles swarms Route 347
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Long Island taxi operator gets 8 years for $19M Medicaid fraud that funded Ferrari, homes
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Man who drove drunk and killed Nassau PD officer gets up to 22 years in prison
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Long Islanders Favorites
'Small infestation' of spotted lanternflies raises concerns in Suffolk
The insects can cause damage by consuming more than 70 types of plants, including grape vines.
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MORE ON THIS TOPICThe spotted lanternfly is coming — and LI vineyards say they're ready
What a historic El Niño year means for LI
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No longer 'at the mercy of insurance': LI nonprofit empowers special needs kids with adaptive gear
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The Honey Deuce has some competition from the new Moet Serve as the U.S. Open drink of choice
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