Paul Osborn’s play , “Morning’s at Seven,” is a gentle satire on small-town life, with busybodies and petty jealousies and although there may be conflict, the characters have more fun—and …
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Argyle Theatre’s production of “Newsies,” brought to you by artistic director Evan Pappas and father-son executive producers, Mark and Dylan Perlman, is a …
Over 100 supporters filled the Gateway lobby in Bellport to talk to actors and directors, then took their places in the historic Barn Theater for an exuberant, sold-out Cabaret Night of songs, …
On Monday, Feb. 23, a winter snowstorm brought over 30 inches of snow to some parts of Suffolk County. Locally, the following snow totals were: Patchogue, 27 inches Bellport, 26 inches …
The Bellport Fire Department’s ever-popular St. Patrick’s Day parade returns for the sixth time ever held after a five-year hiatus, under chief Jason Crane’s direction. This year’s grand …
The Long Island Decoy Collectors Association 2026 annual show will once again display and offer for sale thousands of antique decoys and other sporting collectibles. This year’s show will celebrate …
Coconut hooves and cockney accents are abound in CM Performing Arts Center’s production of “Monty Python’s Spamalot,” which opened on Saturday, Feb. 14. A fitting Valentine’s Day treat …
Legendary actor Robert Duvall died on Sunday, Feb. 15, leaving behind one of the most impressive thespian resumes of all time. While he was known for iconic roles like the consigliere Tom Hagen …
Camryn Howard has been on the fast track to success since joining Bellport High School’s varsity wrestling team as a seventh grader four years ago and capturing the Suffolk Division I title at 126 …
Love will be in the air at local music ensemble Strings Attached’s upcoming concert, through both the subject matter of pieces and the admiration each member has for performing with one another. …
On Thursday, Feb. 12, the Patchogue-Medford High School hosted its second annual fashion show. “Each look presented on the runway is a fresh, modern take on a country’s traditional attire by …
Often, the mark of a destination city lies in the ether of its arts community. In Patchogue, the purveyor and conduits that propel the arts ambiance is nestled at 20 Terry Avenue, the home of the …
The Town of Brookhaven Youth Bureau’s INTERFACE Program helps local teens attend their prom with confidence and style, regardless of financial circumstances. The Prom Boutique, located on the …
With the sub-freezing temperatures hitting the South Shore of Long Island the past few weeks, red-nosed and chapped-lipped residents may be wishing for spring, but for iceboating enthusiasts, the …
The Patchogue Lions Club will host their ever-popular Main Street Fourth of July parade in the Village of Patchogue. This year’s theme is “Honoring our past and inspiring our future,” in …
Remember those menacing, scary Haunted House actors last fall? Michael Baker, who left The Gateway to head a family business in Florida a few years ago, was responsible for their gory menace. …
The Patchogue Chamber Nonprofit Committee will be postponing the annual Patchogue Plunge, a jump into the winter Great South Bay, to Sunday, March 1, at the Sandspit Marina, 116 Brightwood Street. …
Last week, on Friday, Feb. 6, Pat-Med’s Eagle Elementary School welcomed local children’s author Angela O’Hoppe with a surprise guest: her son, Los Angeles Angels catcher Logan O’Hoppe. …
Continued from last week 1929 Boys Varsity Soccer The 1929 Patchogue High School Boys Soccer team cemented their legacy with a nearly flawless season, characterized by second-half surges …
There was a column a few weeks ago in the New York Times entitled, “The Harry Potter Generation needs to grow up.” Basically, the gist of it was that the generation who grew up on the series …
