Deer Park, NY News & Events

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

New bait and tackle shop to open in Port Jefferson

Port Tackle "lends itself to our waterfront community," said a Chamber of Commerce director.

Meet two LI softball stars going international

Only in NewsdayLI man accused of using violence and drugs to force a woman into sex trafficking

Floyd girls' run in state tournament ends in semifinals

State semifinals: Floyd vs. Aquinas

Upcoming Events

Friday, March 20

New Voting Machines Demo

Mar24

Learn about the new Suffolk County voting machines and test them out to prepare for the upcoming elections and the primaries in June

Where

North Babylon Public Library

815 Deer Park Ave.

North Babylon, NY

Phone

631-669-4020

Price

free

Website

northbabylonpl.org

Christian Petzold: A Retrospective Transit

Mar25

Franz Rogowski and Paula Beer star. Germany, France, 2018, 101 mins, German, French

Where

Cinema Arts Centre

423 Park Ave.

Huntington, NY

Phone

631-423-7610

Price

$18

Website

cinemaartscentre.org

The Day Trippers

Mar29

Live musical performance by Beatles tribute band The Day Trippers, limited space, register

Where

North Babylon Public Library

815 Deer Park Ave.

North Babylon, NY

Phone

631-669-4020

Price

free

Website

northbabylonpl.org

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Friday, March 20

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Takeout chicken chain opens more LI locations

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Man tried to burglarize LI church while preschool in session, cops say

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Medford motorcyclist killed in crash, police say

Tree planting marks 20 years since state highway worker's death

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Disco fever: Book recalls Donna Summer, Fire Island, more

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Women's History MonthA look at how Colonial times tried LI women's souls, too

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Supporters ask school board to reinstate Wyandanch HS principal on leave

Main Event sets date to open on LI

Hofstra reaches CAA Tournament final on Edmead's three just before OT buzzer

Hofstra's Davis, Edmead earn CAA year-end awards

1 person found dead following Wyandanch house fire

Man who died in LI blizzard a 'proud veteran,' sister says

Ethan Saintjean's 29 points help Hills West advance to Suffolk 'AA' final

Photos: Suffolk AA boys basketball semifinal —Deer Park at Hills West

Only in NewsdayLongtime LI principal placed on leave

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5 deaths on LI linked to blizzard, with 6th person found dead in snow, officials say

Photos: Suffolk boys playoff basketball — Smithtown East at Deer Park

DA: LI man used Snapchat to lure teens, charged with rape

In LI appearance, Hochul pledges effort to lower car insurance bills

The last Eddie Bauer store on LI has closed as retail operator files for bankruptcy

Over-the-top LI candy shops for Swedish BUBS, chocolate pizzas and more

Black History Month'Not that many of us': Meet 2 new Black superintendents leading LI school districts

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