Sports & Entertainment
West Islip Completes Lacrosse Season With A National ChampionshipWith the 2010 high school lacrosse season now complete, the West Islip boys lacrosse team has added another award to the team’s already crowded mantle: National Champion. Two separate polls released over the past week placed the Lions (21-1) as the nation’s number one boys high school program. West Islip Hoops Club Donates Funds For New Udall MS Backboards
The rejuvenated efforts of West Islip Hoops, the booster club supporting the school district’s basketball programs, has had some recent fundraising success and the group’s volunteers are already laying the groundwork for events they hope will help to further raise the profile of the sport throughout the community.
Fitness File with Monica Jones
It's All In The WristsAs a professional fitness trainer I have worked with all ages and fitness levels, male and female, throughout the past 14 years. Over the past several years I have noticed a commonality in even young and fit individuals, including athletes. It’s not speed, agility, cellulite or body fat. These issues continue to fluctuate on a wide basis, plaguing the older and sedentary, favoring the young and fit. The link I am referring to is weak wrists. Placing clients in various positions, including but not limited to pushups and Triceps dips, I often receive feedback on the discomfort this pressure causes in the wrists.
Briefs
Annual West Islip High School Golf Outing Set For August 12Islip Town Officials Join West Islip Students On Earth Day
Islip Town Modifies Town Code Regarding Cellular Towers
Consolation Honors Dr. Larry Altschul With Celebration Of Life Award
Suffolk Police Seek ID Of White Male Suspected Of Stealing Credit Cards
West Islip's Gallozzi Honored For Work With Helping Hands
Local Business
Chamber Corner: Working Together Helps Improve The CommunityDiane Rossi-Fontana, acting president of the West Islip Chamber of Commerce, talks about volunteering on the recent Extreme Makeover project in East Setauket, and relates that to the importance of working together to support the community and local businesses.
Editorial
Guest Column: New York Needs To Pass Anti-Bullying Legislation
On Thursday, April 25, the members of Udall Road Middle School’s Current Events Club and Udall’s Internet Safety Club met with New York Assemblyman Phillip Boyle to push for legislation in bully prevention and cyber bullying.
On Thursday, April 25, the members of Udall Road Middle School’s Current Events Club and Udall’s Internet Safety Club met with New York Assemblyman Phillip Boyle to push for legislation in bully prevention and cyber bullying.
Letters to the Editor
Boyle: Using Tax Payer Dollars To Support NYRA Wrong
New York State Assemblyman Phil Boyle (R-Bay Shore), who represents West Islip, discusses his displeasure with New York State funding the New York Racing Association with taxpayer dollars as NYRA administrators draw salaries larger than The President.
New York State Assemblyman Phil Boyle (R-Bay Shore), who represents West Islip, discusses his displeasure with New York State funding the New York Racing Association with taxpayer dollars as NYRA administrators draw salaries larger than The President.
Top Stories
As One Door Opens, Another Must Close
In April 2007, WestIslipTribune.com launched with the goal of providing local residents coverage of news and events taking place across the hamlet. In the past three-plus years, I feel The Tribune had done just that and allowed our readers some insight into West Islip's local newsmakers.
In April 2007, WestIslipTribune.com launched with the goal of providing local residents coverage of news and events taking place across the hamlet. In the past three-plus years, I feel The Tribune had done just that and allowed our readers some insight into West Islip's local newsmakers.
Board Of Ed Leadership Remains; Brady Officially Takes Trustee Seat
With graduation in the rear-view mirror, the West Islip Board of Education held its annual reorganization meeting and first official board meeting of the new school year at West Islip High School, with newly elected trustee Scott Brady being sworn in and officially joining the seven-member board.
With graduation in the rear-view mirror, the West Islip Board of Education held its annual reorganization meeting and first official board meeting of the new school year at West Islip High School, with newly elected trustee Scott Brady being sworn in and officially joining the seven-member board.
West Islip's Miss America Contestant Completes A Magical Year
The past 12 months have been a whirlwind for West Islip native Jennifer Corey. Since being crowned Miss District of Columbia little more than a year ago, Corey's reign as queen of the nation's capital gave her opportunities to take part in events few could imagine and even fewer will ever experience.
The past 12 months have been a whirlwind for West Islip native Jennifer Corey. Since being crowned Miss District of Columbia little more than a year ago, Corey's reign as queen of the nation's capital gave her opportunities to take part in events few could imagine and even fewer will ever experience.
West Islip Housing Market Tough But Better Than National Figures
While recently released housing data from the federal government showed a significant drop in sales of new homes for May, the local picture is a great deal brighter, although still fraught with challenges, local realtors told WestIslipTribune.com.
While recently released housing data from the federal government showed a significant drop in sales of new homes for May, the local picture is a great deal brighter, although still fraught with challenges, local realtors told WestIslipTribune.com.
West Islip School Officials Still Awaiting Final State Aid Figures
With the Fourth of July having come and gone the West Islip School District is about to embark on the 2010-11 school year without a final answer from Albany as to how much state aid the school district will be receiving.
With the Fourth of July having come and gone the West Islip School District is about to embark on the 2010-11 school year without a final answer from Albany as to how much state aid the school district will be receiving.








