On a rare sunny Saturday, folks filled Main Street in downtown Patchogue for the 10th annual Fall Festival. From food vendors to games for the kids to a costume parade, there was fun for …
Have you ever wondered what it must be like to run a business that was fueled by your passions? Elizabeth and Kevin Hindley of East Patchogue do. The married couple used their love for food and …
An estimated 3,000 people turned out Sunday for Patchogue’s second annual Hispanic Cultural Heritage Parade. Some 50 organizations, including local businesses and nonprofits, took part in …
The 50-acre landfill is Brookhaven Town property, located at 350 Horseblock Road in Yaphank, was expected to close by 2024, but due to space and New York State engineers, will not close until …
Work has officially begun at 80 Division Street, the location of the old Kappler’s Hotel and Bar, after village planning board approvals in 2020 for the apartment development. The project …
Candidates for county and Town of Brookhaven offices answered questions from voters on Oct. 18 at a forum, where the topics ranged from the Brookhaven Animal Shelter to plans for redevelopment of …
Brookhaven deputy supervisor Dan Panico, 45 (R-Center Moriches), was an attorney and senior deputy Suffolk County clerk before becoming town councilman for the 6th Council District in 2010. Panico …
Lillian Clayman is no stranger to municipal government. She served three terms as a town council member and three terms as mayor of Hamden, Conn., from 1991 to 1997. As mayor, Clayman increased …
The Patchogue Village Board of Trustees appointed Robert Morris, a member of the Business Improvement District, as the newest planning board member to fulfill the remainder of the term previously …
Patchogue-Medford’s game at Walt Whitman on Monday featured two teams with seven wins each and two of Suffolk’s top goalkeepers, in Pat-Med’s all-county keeper Logan Guzik and …
Fran Lebowitz is best known as an insightful social commentator, with essays and interviews offering her witty views on current events and the media. The New York Times Book Review called Lebowitz an …
The Patchogue Riverfront committee, now headed by chairman Billy Kaiser of L.I. Signs and Lighting, plans to host their annual Christmas Holiday Boat Parade on Sunday, Nov. 19, an hour earlier with a …
The Patchogue Fire Department will be hosting their second annual car show, this year, in honor of former fire chief Paul Felice, who died last year. “We changed the name after Paul passed …
Patchogue Village’s 40th annual Snapper Derby will be held on Saturday, Aug. 26 at Mascot Dock. Every year, young anglers take to Mascot Dock for the annual Snapper Derby, hosted by the …
Suffolk County Police recently arrested a man for leaving the scene of an accident that occurred in Patchogue earlier this month. Two people were standing near a 2002 Honda on East Main Street, close …
On Monday, August 14, mayor of Patchogue Village Paul Pontieri appointed Kevin Weeks as a trustee to fill former trustee Patrick McHeffey’s vacated seat. Weeks served on the Patchogue …
Suffolk County Police today arrested a second man for assaulting and harassing a same-sex couple in Patchogue on May 14. Following an investigation, Hate Crimes Unit detectives charged Thomas Gair …
After thousands of hours, Patchogue Village’s Shorefront Park living shoreline project is finally complete. The project officially celebrated its unveiling just in time for the summer and the …
The Sixth District Court lot renovations started on June 19. The project, located behind the courthouse at 150 West Main Street in Patchogue Village, according to mayor Paul Pontieri, was expected to …
Northeast Stage will give a free performance of William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” in Patchogue’s Shorefront Park on Aug. 3, as part of the theater company’s …
