Patchogue’s Second annual Pride parade is scheduled for this Sunday, June 9 at noon. The parade will run down Main Street from Route 112 west towards Blue Point. Over 50 marching units are …

Get out your blue jeans and cowboy boots because Angels of Long Island is having a country-western hoedown fundraiser. The event is Thursday, June 6 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Simplay, 180 …

The LI-Re-Leaf Committee, a group of tree-oriented Cornell Cooperative Extension and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation employees who meet monthly to discuss local tree issues, …

The graduating Patchogue-Medford High School (PMHS) Class of 2024 celebrated their prom in spectacular fashion, as the Patchogue Village’s Main Street was transformed into a wonderful prom …

Around noon on June 1, in front of the Dunton Inn in East Patchogue, 77-year-old Marine veteran Roger Fonnest walked straight down the middle of South Country Road with his head held high. With …

On Saturday, May 18, the Long Island Dog Owners’ Association (LI-DOG) held their first “Pack Walk” at San Souci Park in Sayville. LI-DOG schedules nine Pack Walks a year with …

Red, white, and blue lined Main Street in Patchogue as veterans’ groups, emergency vehicles, and community organizations marched in the village’s annual Memorial Day parade, followed by a …

Bellport Village remembered the fallen members of the Armed Forces with its annual Memorial Day parade on Monday. The parade stepped off from the Village Green and made its way up Station Road …

Bellport’s Playcrafters Theatre Company presents the comedic farce “The 39 Steps” for five performances starting Saturday, June 1. The play was adapted by Patrick Barlow from a …

Just over five years ago, the Patchogue-Medford varsity girls basketball team got a new coach, Leighann Gallagher, a former Pat-Med student-athlete who graduated in 2008. After playing for the …

With summer around the corner, local concerts are just starting to heat up. On June 8, come together with the greater East Islip community for a one night only concert hosted by the East Islip …

Imagine if you could get a glimpse of what downtown Patchogue looked like 100 years ago? That’s what people got to see Saturday on a pair of tours organized by the Greater Patchogue …

When Alison Buck had her grand opening on May 2, 2014, “half the stores here were unoccupied,” she said. “I was told I was taking a big risk.” Buck just celebrated her …

Suffolk County executive Ed Romaine signed a bill authorizing a $250,000 restoration to the 17th-century Avery Park Property in East Patchogue The resolution, introduced by Legis. Dominick …

The Patchogue Lioness Lions Foundation held its 20th annual Walk for a Guide Dog on Sunday morning and raised about $18,000. The money, which will be donated to the Guide Dog Foundation in …

Patchogue’s Hispanic community celebrated its culture and diversity on Sunday as crowds lined Main Street for the third annual Hispanic Cultural Heritage Parade. An estimated 3,000 people …

The Village of Patchogue’s splash pad is finally opening during the Beach Club pool’s regularly scheduled opening on Saturday, June 29 at 11 a.m. The splash pad is located between the …

You can mingle with a drink in the new 40-by-60-foot bar area with its glass wall exterior in front of the barn and still view the Gateway sign behind it, say hello to friends in the enlarged lobby …

Tot Music transcends melody and song; it fosters a sense of community, nurtures cognitive development, and empowers parents to become their child’s first music teacher. Monica Moyers …

Look closely at the New York lottery commercial for scratch-off games that take place on a subway (“Nothing Surprises a New Yorker—Bonkers” on YouTube). Watch a silver robot who …