On the Monday night before Thanksgiving, about 100 people gathered at the Congregational Church of Patchogue for an interfaith Thanksgiving service. Clergy from houses of worship across …
Nonprofit Long Island Equality held its 2nd Annual Pridesgiving on Monday, Nov. 24 at James Joyce in Patchogue. The entry fee was a suggested $5 but wasn’t mandatory as James Diele-Stein, …
Note: Late Monday, Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine said in a Facebook post that the weight limit on the Smith Point Bridge has been restored to 15 tons although “with a one way traffic …
Members of the LGBTQA+ community and allies are invited to a special Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Long Island Equality at James Joyce, 49 S. Ocean Avenue in Patchogue, on Monday, Nov. 24 from 4 to 8 …
The South Country School District has frozen “discretionary spending” through the end of the current fiscal year, which is June 30, 2026, acting assistant superintendent for finance and …
Downtown Patchogue has a more artistic look these days, thanks to new murals outside the Patchogue-Medford Library and the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, and colorful wrapping of the …
Marc Siegel, co-owner of Blum’s Lingerie and Swimwear, will serve as grand marshal for the Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce’s second annual “It’s a Wonderful Life in …
The No. 1 William Floyd Colonials varsity football team, led by head coach Paul Longo, continued their undefeated season as they blew out No. 4 Longwood in the semifinal round of the Section XI …
The oyster sloop serving as a “goodwill ambassador” at the Long Island Maritime Museum recently received new coats of paint—one during its year-long restoration, and over 100 more …
While its beaches are summer getaways close to home for Long Islanders today, during the 19th century, the barren dunes and pine forests of Fire Island were witnesses to disasters as ships wrecked en …
“What’ll you have?” is the question you hear from the bartender at your typical bar. At The Bookstore, a new literary-themed bar at 20 E. Main Street in Patchogue, you’re …
Tuesday was a cold, blustery day, but that didn’t stop Patchogue from holding its annual Veterans Day observance to honor the men and women who have served our nation. The ceremony was …
“There is a fear,” said Fr. James E. Reiss, rector-elect, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, noting his church’s pantry has seen an uptick from the most ever of 130 families two …
“It’s a Wonderful Life in Patchogue” organizers hosted a passing of the sash for their newly selected grand marshal on Wednesday, Nov. 5. Co-owner of Blum’s in Patchogue, Marc …
Owner Elvia Macas had already been at work in her new café, Brunchette Bagels, for 12 hours by 4 p.m. on Saturday. And there were several more hours to go. Elvia and other members of the …
Patchogue’s John Sarno (owner of eight local establishments—The Village Idiot Pubs, Drift 82, Castaways and Chops) is at it again—this time rebranding his former third Village Idiot …
As more Long Island families seek aid, the Lighthouse Mission, based in Bellport, is preparing for an increased need for food, clothing, and toy donations during the Thanksgiving and Christmas …
The Haunted House Playhouse staging was being dismantled last Friday after another successful run. “After a Haunted House load-out, we’ll begin the skate load-in,” said Gateway …
With the spectacle of recent local elections still fresh in mind, Islip Town native Garrett Petersen is eyeing a higher office—the U.S. House of Representatives. Motivated by a desire to …
Norm Foster’s “On a First Name Basis” tells the story of a very successful but cantankerous novelist who suddenly discovers that he knows nothing about his housekeeper of 28 years. …
