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Chris Boyle has been writing for LongIsland.com since 2015, and enjoys covering a variety of topics, ranging from investigative news, to the latest entertainment stories.
By Chris Boyle October 15, 2021
A child-safe place to spend Halloween.
By Chris Boyle October 15, 2021
“I hope that this powerful presentation offered those in attendance with new insights in our ongoing battle to treat addiction," Legislator Drucker said.
By Chris Boyle October 15, 2021
Disappearing Inc. has seven studios: five in Massachusetts, one in Manhattan, and their newest location in Mineola.
By Chris Boyle October 14, 2021
65,545 vaccine doses administered over last 24 hours.
By Chris Boyle October 14, 2021
A1 is headquartered in Port Jefferson Station and family-run for two generations.
By Chris Boyle October 14, 2021
Long Island’s largest canine halloween costume contest & parade returns in person on october 30th following last year’s virtual event.
By Chris Boyle October 13, 2021
Donation offers much-needed assistance following devastating August fire
By Chris Boyle October 13, 2021
Projects will create hundreds of jobs, connect 5755 homes to sewers.
By Chris Boyle October 13, 2021
County’s first Halloween themed series promises spine-tingling nights under the stars with free screenings of cult classics & family favorites.
By Chris Boyle October 12, 2021
Event held on the 20th Anniversary of the Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
By Chris Boyle October 12, 2021
As a result of their felony convictions, Frederick Hutzler and Triple H Concrete Corp. are prohibited from bidding on public works projects for five years.
By Chris Boyle October 12, 2021
Monies raised help to fund community mental health programs as well as assistance for at-risk and homeless veterans.
By Chris Boyle October 11, 2021
Chambers of Hell has been voted New York’s number one haunted house for the last four years running!
By Chris Boyle October 11, 2021
Landlords can now apply for funding using state's rental assistance portal.
By Chris Boyle October 11, 2021
Relief on the way for seniors, working and middle class families, Curran says.
