GivingTuesday is Dec. 3, and area nonprofit organizations are hoping it will motivate people to donate. GivingTuesday is an annual worldwide event that started at the 92nd Street Y in New York …
“I’m incredibly proud of our three Division 1 commits. Their hard work and dedication to their sport and academics have truly paid off, and today, they’ve earned this incredible …
On Nov. 12, the Suffolk County Legislature passed the proposed 2025 budget from the county executive’s office. Legislator and deputy presiding officer Steven J. Flotteron (11th District) …
By Brian Curry In the interest of full disclosure, let me start out by saying I know the author personally. Stephen DeVito and myself graduated in the Patchogue-Medford High School of 1973. But …
The zany comedy, “Take a Number, Darling,” by Jack Sharkey, is a show with several mistaken identities, some interesting love triangles, and lots of laughs! Duncan Latimer, played by …
George Lipponer, a longtime Long Island resident whose life was defined by resilience, grit, and a deep love for his family and country, died on July 25. He was 92. Born in Patchogue on Oct. 20, …
Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce held its 11th annual Fall Festival on Saturday and its first under new executive director Silvana Aloiso. This year’s event included a host of …
Long Island Community Hospital (LICH) in Patchogue has officially been designated by the NYS Department of Health a Provisional Level II Adult Trauma Center. The designation, …
Suffolk County district attorney Raymond A. Tierney recently announced that Remon Gibson, 43, of Bellport, was indicted for operating as a major trafficker, and other related charges, after law …
Founder of NA4 Training, Nicholas Addamo, is a semi-professional soccer player and local Patchogue resident now offering private and group training sessions. Originally from …
Dem candidate is not actively campaigning By Nicole Fuentes Dean Murray (R,C) will be running for reelection in the NY Senate 3rd District. “I am running for reelection to …
The MTA board approved its $68.4 billion 2025-2029 Capital Plan on Sept. 25, which will provide the LIRR around $6 billion to purchase new trains, upgrade stations, and replace tracks, but the …
The Long Island Dog Owners’ Group is hosting their annual Howl-o-Ween Costume Contest and Pawty at the Pine Grove Inn, in Patchogue, on Sunday, Oct. 20, from 12 to 4 p.m. On the banks of …
Rechler Equity Partners—the owner and operator of Greybarn Amityville development—recently broke ground on their newest Greybarn project, Greybarn East Patchogue. “This …
Several of our school districts are investing and implementing safety measures by keeping up to date with the latest available technologies. However, since the start of the new school year, the …
The Patchogue Outdoor Market has been cancelled after running into mid-September this year due to a lack of a produce vendor cited as the main reason, according to BID executive director and outdoor …
On Saturday, Sept. 21, families gathered at The Patchogue Theatre to commemorate the Sixth Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration. Talented and hardworking performers used music, acting, movement, …
One of the buildings at the Avery Homestead will be turned into a gift shop and information center as part of the restoration of the historic estate in East Patchogue, the treasurer of the Greater …
Class rank is about to become a thing of the past for most seniors at two area high schools. It’s part of a trend in which some schools are eliminating the practice because they say it …
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5. Though a presidential election, local elections will also include Congress, Senate, and Assembly. In New York’s 2nd Congressional District incumbent Andrew …
