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Update on Coronavirus 19
Suffolk Residents can now text COVIDSUFFOLK to 67283 to receive latest developments and health guidance. A drive-thru testing site is now available at the Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center Parking lot at Jones Beach. The site will operate from 8AM to 8PM by APPOINTMENT ONLY. First call 1-888-364-3065 to schedule an appointment and be pre-screened over the phone. Another drive-thru testing site just opened […]
Read More Update on Coronavirus 19Smith Point Lifeguard Training Postponed until at least May 31st
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Read More Smith Point Lifeguard Training Postponed until at least May 31stCupsogue – Winter 2/2020
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Read More Cupsogue – Winter 2/2020Smith Point Lifeguard Training Dates Announced
Our 2020 Smith Point Lifeguard training course for Smith Point, Cupsogue, and Meschutt starts on Saturday 3/14/2020 from 1pm-4pm at Suffolk Community College in Brentwood. Please arrive 15 minutes early to process your paperwork. Candidates will need to bring : ID with their date of birth on it, plus swimming and running attire. There will […]
Read More Smith Point Lifeguard Training Dates AnnouncedSmith Point in January
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Read More Smith Point in JanuarySmith Point Park Brightest Drive-Thru Light Show
December 1 – 30(Closed December 24 & 25) Smith Point County ParkWilliam Floyd Pkwy, Shirley, NY Hours of Operation:Monday-Thursday, 5-9PMFriday-Sunday, 5-10PM Holiday Hours:Dec. 16-19, 5-10PMDec. 20-23, 5-11PM Only $20 Per Car $40 per mini bus or RV$70 per coach/school bus or trolley (No cash; Only credit/debit cards accepted. No Refunds.)Questions? Mon.-Fri., 9AM-5PM, Call (631) 543-6622During Show Hours, Call (631) 852-1315 Proceeds […]
Read More Smith Point Park Brightest Drive-Thru Light ShowDeceased minke whale found in East Hampton
Atlantic Marine Conservation Society is currently responding to a deceased minke whale in East Hampton. The whale had been reported initially as alive and in poor condition, but the animal died shortly before the team arrived on scene. We are working with East Hampton Town Marine Patrol, NYS Department of Environmental Conservation, and NOAA Fisheries […]
Read More Deceased minke whale found in East HamptonHumpback whale washes up in Southampton
AMSEAS is currently responding to a deceased humpback whale in Southampton. The 27.5-foot animal is now out of the surf and a necropsy will begin this afternoon. Stay tuned for updates! If you see a deceased, sick, or injured marine animal, immediately call the NYS Stranding Hotline at 631.369.9829 Source: https://www.facebook.com/amseasorg/
Read More Humpback whale washes up in SouthamptonOne Whale of a Morning
