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Suffolk County Crime Stoppers Offering Cash Reward for Information Leading to the Arrest of the Person Who Mistreated this Dog

Posted on August 1, 2025

Issie 6 8/1/2025

The Sunday of Summer: Fire Island News, the August 1st Edition

Posted on July 30, 2025

Annie Lowry

MEET THE COVER ARTIST: Annie Lowry

Posted on July 27, 2025

Close Up on Crime Scene Yellow Tape Showing Text Police Line Do Not Cross. Restricted Area to the Public. Police on Duty in the Background. Cinematic Bokeh Effect With Red and Blue Neon Lights

Suffolk County Police Officer Shot in the Face During Bay Shore Warrant Search

Posted on July 24, 2025

On June 26, Robert Eccleston appeared before the Ocean Beach Village Justice Court in shackles and chains, escorted by Suffolk County Sheriffs to answer for an outstanding bench warrant dating back to 2010. Eccleston is among 13 people arrested in connection with the East Patchogue missing teen case, which kept Long Islanders along the Great South Bay riveted to news reports throughout the winter of 2024/25 as sordid details about her disappearance in December continued to unfold. She was found on January 3 in a boat moored at Islip Hamlet’s Whitecap Marina.

Accused Sex Offender Brought to Ocean Beach on Bench Warrant

Posted on July 22, 2025

A few days before the Invasion took place, I had the pleasure of meeting entrepreneur Tristan Schukraft for lunch at The Canteen. He is a man of vision, yet also a warm, relatable, and down-to-earth guy. By the way, The Canteen’s burnt brisket sandwich is fantastic, I highly recommend it!

Tristan Schukraft, The Entrepreneur Behind Tryst Fire Island

Posted on July 22, 2025

Summer tunes are in the air and making a splash in our July 18 edition of Fire Island News. Glyn Emmerson writes about the bands that jammed in Kismet and Atlantique over the July 4th Weekend. Robert Levine covered the world-class opera singer who recently performed at Whyte Hall in Fire Island Pines. Then, Rob Verbeck ventured out with his camera to catch the action at Alive After Five in downtown Patchogue. The music continues over the weekend of July 24 as the Great South Bay Music Festival comes back for its 17th summer in Shorefront Park in Patchogue Village. Omar Drissi gives us a rundown of what to expect for this upcoming crown jewel event in the Long Island music calendar. Fire Island News is also proudly working with the Great South Bay Music Festival on a special sweepstakes for our readers. One lucky person will win two VIP tickets to this extravaganza, featuring 55 performers on four stages over four days. No purchase is necessary to enter.

Music, Sweet Music, Takes Center Stage in June 18 Edition of Fire Island News

Posted on July 17, 2025

Crime Stoppers

Suffolk County Police Seeks Man on Scooter for Bellport Harassment Incident

Posted on July 16, 2025

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Image Keepers: Cherry Grove Archives Collection

Posted on July 15, 2025

Robert Moses Bridge

Robert Moses Bridge Closures Disrupt Beach-Bound Traffic

Posted on July 14, 2025

Rachel’s Doering family

Dining

50 Years of Rachel’s Restaurant and Bakery in Ocean Beach

Posted on July 11, 2025

FIRE ISLAND PINES, NEW YORK - JULY 04: Drag queens arrive as Tryst Hospitality celebrates the 50th Invasion of Fire Island Pines on July 04, 2025. (Photo by Santiago Felipe/Getty Images for Tryst Hospitality)

50th Anniversary of the Fire Island Pines Invasion Pulled-Off in High Style

Posted on July 7, 2025

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