The Farmingville Historical Society wants your help solving a mystery dating back to the 1800s. Arismith Smith died on July 5, 1873 and there are clues suggesting she is buried near the school house on […]
The Farmingville Historical Society wants your help solving a mystery dating back to the 1800s. Arismith Smith died on July 5, 1873 and there are clues suggesting she is buried near the school house on […]
Make that 1,000 points for Kennadie Hallum. The Sachem North star scored 23 points in a 57-31 win over Lindenhurst to reach the career milestone. She hit 1,000 on a jump shot in the first […]
The Sachem PTA Council wants you to be part of the “We Are Sachem” Cookbook. The project is open to everyone in the community and recipes can be entered here. Each year, Sachem PTA Council […]
Sachem alum and New York State Assemblyman Doug Smith (R,C,I-Holbrook) was appointed as the minority ranking member on the New York State Assembly’s Education Committee. This committee is oversees educational policies and programs affecting prekindergarten, elementary, […]
Joe Cruz has grown since the last time you saw him on a football field for Sachem North. At 6-foot-6, 275-pounds he is one of the biggest linemen on Long Island heading into the shortened […]
Football in March? We’ll take it! Section XI released varsity football schedules on Friday for the upcoming shortened spring season. Teams are split into mini leagues with their respective divisions and will compete to be […]
Seniors Angelina Colon, Sabrinna Mena, Anna Murphy, Elaina Rasco, Marissa Sciotto, and Lauren Trejo likely had it in the back of their minds that they’d never get this far. After losing their Spring season in […]
Same old pitch, new country. Lake Grove, NY native Joe Scally is across the pond in his new digs with Borussia Mönchengladbach of the Bundesliga. That’s the highest level of pro soccer in Germany for all […]