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Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. The former Lawrence Aviation Industries site in Port Jefferson Station A plan to build a rail yard on a Port Jefferson Station Superfund site is once again delayed after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority said it reached an agreement for a six-month deadline extension to purchase the property An MTA spokesperson confirmed Friday that the agency’s deadline to acquire a 40-acre section of the former Lawrence Aviation Industries property has been extended to June 30, 2025. The closing on the purchase had previously been delayed from June 30 of this year until Dec The latest delay comes days after Democratic leaders of the State Legislature rejected a $64.8 billion MTA capital proposal that would have funded major upgrades to the Long Island Rail Road including work to electrify the Main Line to Yaphank and the Port Jefferson branch which would potentially relocate the current Port Jefferson train station and is considered necessary for the electrification of the line have said the area is in dire need of improved rail service Brookhaven Town Supervisor Dan Panico said Saturday he wasn’t surprised by the latest extension analysis and reporting on serious crashes on Long Island’s roads By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy “It’s frustrating for Long Islanders who feel An MTA spokesperson did not respond to a request for additional comment Saturday The Suffolk County Landbank Corp., a nonprofit arm of the county government in charge of disposing of brownfield properties, owns the 126-acre property. In January, Newsday reported the nonprofit had entered a contract to sell 40 acres to the MTA for $10 Newsday reported in July that plans for the rail yard had been held up as state county and local officials discussed moving part of a walking trail to accommodate the MTA yard Doing so would impinge on a strip of land the New York State Department of Transportation has eyed for a potential roadway A spokesperson for the state DOT said Saturday that "discussions are ongoing." Romaine previously called the new rail yard a "transformative project." A spokesman for the county executive did not respond to a request for comment Saturday In November, Brookhaven Town completed a separate purchase of a 40-acre section of the site to preserve as open space Another 36-acre section of the property is slated to become a solar farm Panico said the MTA should take the first step to acquire the property for the rail yard and then “collectively we can work toward the future.” president of the nonprofit Three Village Community Trust in Setauket which focuses on "community-based planning" as part of its mission said Saturday that “it’s continually disappointing” how the plan fails to progress bewildered and frankly disappointed that it hasn’t been completed at this particular date,” he said He said the nonprofit has urged elected officials to “cajole or petition” Gov Kathy Hochul to resolve outstanding issues “How and why it still remains on the table Trump's influence on NY's future .. Get the latest news and more great videos at NewsdayTV Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories The Newsday app makes it easier to access content without having to log in Unlimited Digital AccessOnly 25¢for 6 months waving to passing cars during the International Women's Day rally held in Port Jefferson Station on Saturday Connie Simas raised a sign with the simple message “We won’t go back” in bold black letters as she rallied in Port Jefferson Station for International Women’s Day Saturday afternoon in the early 1970s: before women could get approved for credit cards without their husband’s signature; before Roe v Wade legalized abortions; and before modern barriers had been broken she’s cheered for advancements in women’s rights But Simas braved gusty winds Saturday to speak up about what she sees as a rollback of that progress particularly a 2022 Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v cheers during the International Women's Day rally held in Port Jefferson Station on Saturday “I grew up with bodily autonomy,” she said More than 300 people lined a sidewalk near the busy intersection of Routes 347 and 112 for the rally, held in solidarity with hundreds around the world to advocate for equality on International Women’s Day. The global theme for this year’s event was “Accelerating Action,” a call for “increased momentum and urgency in addressing the systemic barriers and biases that women face,” according to the IWD website politics and crime stories in Suffolk County Protesters Saturday criticized President Donald Trump’s administration for a broad range of policies they said restrict women’s rights equity and inclusion initiatives and will decimate critical services through budget cuts recommended by Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency the 28-year-old social worker said it was “empowering” to raise her voice Russo said she’s concerned about women’s health care “It’s important for people to know that there’s other people that care,” Russo said adding that visibility was an important factor in organizing the rally on Long Island where Trump won more than 53% of the vote in November’s election The group got honks of support from drivers going by while some dissented by waving Trump flags or holding up middle fingers as they passed The crowd held a variety of signs during the International Women's Day rally in Port Jefferson Station on Saturday said living in a “red” community can feel isolating “It’s kind of hard sometimes feeling like you fit in,” she said Marrugo drew a colorful sign that focused on celebrating women's empowerment with sayings like “GRL PWR,” “Feminist era” and “The future is female." The Colombian immigrant said she felt inspired by the show of support Women have each other’s back,” Marrugo said Women spanning generations attended Saturday’s rally who made their first protest signs: “Have courage” and “Be kind.” Speed says she sees Trump’s policies as “regressive” for women “We’re doing it for their future,” Speed said More than a dozen men stood alongside them in solidarity some carrying American flags or signs that said “Feminist dad,” “Support women in STEM” and “Our daughters deserve choices.” rallied next to his wife and teenage daughters 2025 at 7:37 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Suffolk police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect they say was involved in a hit-and-run crash in Port Jefferson Station on Wednesday night NY — Suffolk police are seeking the public’s help in identifying the suspect they say was involved in a hit-and-run crash in Port Jefferson Station on Wednesday night which had the Florida license plate RETD20 pulled out of the parking lot at Northwell Health Urgent Care on Route 347 and it struck a 2020 Ford SUV traveling eastbound on Route 347 on around 9:15 p.m. The Kia sustained to the front driver’s side The incident has been classified leaving the scene of an accident without reporting Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest in the case Anyone with information about the crash can submit an anonymous tip by calling 1-800-220-TIPS which can be downloaded through the App Store Tips can also be submitted online at www.P3Tips.com Support provided by Northwell’s Mather Hospital, which delivers the five-star difference in exceptional care and is ranked by Medicare in the top 5% of hospitals nationwide for overall clinical performance and patient experience has pushed the Port Jefferson Ice Festival to this coming weekend The winter bash will now be held on Jan. 25 and Jan. 26. “Rain Dates Activated!” reads the Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce website The weekend will feature 32 ice sculptures set up throughout the village (map and schedule below) The 6th Annual Port Jefferson Ice Festival will once again feature the world’s fastest ice carver, according to the Guinness Book of World Records He’ll be hosting live carvings throughout the downtown “I love that every year they try to make things bigger and better … The crowds are amazing and it’s not just ice Daly is one of only eight certified master carvers in the United States He has more than 200 ice carving competition titles and won the Guinness World Record for carving 60 ice sculptures in under three hours Rich set this record and shattered the previous record by over 90 minutes marsh mellow roasting stations and more are all on tap Scroll down for more photos from the 2023 festival by Julianne Mosher/Greater Long Island Tap here to see what’s happening After owning the Hurricane Grill & Wings location in Port Jefferson Station for some 18 months partners Kim Saccoccio and Ronnie Turelli are rebranding the franchise to a privately-owned sports bar called Alice’s Turelli told Greater Long Island that in early December the duo decided to part ways with their Hurricane’s contract after purchasing it from its previous owner in July 2023 they have been slowly updating the former wing spot located at 1037 Patchogue Road in Three Roads Plaza Named after Saccoccio’s late mother, Alice Turelli said that the restaurant is currently undergoing a complete revamp from the inside dining area to the menu “People can expect better quality,” he said noting that they plan on updating the menu to offer more than just wings.“We’ve been known as a wing place but we’re going to bring much more.” the restaurant has been in a soft opening mode while they slowly transition into Alice’s completely The new sports bar should be fully operating in early February Top: Alice’s Sports Bar is located at 1037 Patchogue Road in Three Roads Plaza Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.