It has been a decade since the worst storm in recent memory hit Long Island. Superstorm Sandy, bringing high winds and harrowing storm surge, knocked out power and tested our collective resiliency. …
This Sunday, Oct. 23, starting at noon, Patchogue Village hosted its first annual Hispanic Heritage parade on Main Street. The parade, which was originally scheduled for Oct. 2 but was postponed due …
During the last Village of Patchogue board of trustees meeting held last week, the board voted to set a public hearing for Nov. 4 to amend section 365-23 of the Village Code to specify application …
Few circumstances in life are more devastating than losing a loved one unexpectedly. This sorrow was compounded for lifelong Patchogue resident and nature photographer Lorraine Amodeo-Luchese, when …
On Saturday, October 15, the Patchogue Chamber of Commerce held their ninth annual Fall Festival. It was an ideal autumn day, crisp and sunny, with multicolored leaves lining a Main Street which …
With their sophomore season now in the books, the Patchogue Fire Department’s Drill Team, the 40 Thieves, can now look back on their 2022 season and confidently say they have made great strides …
The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their Fall Fest on Main Street on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be face and pumpkin painting, a petting zoo and music, …
Rabbi Ilan Pardo’s spiritual life and journey of self-discovery has come full circle, as he returns to Patchogue after serving in a variety of educational and congregational leadership roles in …
MoCA L.I.ghts 2022 will transform downtown Patchogue into L.I.’s only immersive, open-air museum with site-specific projected installations on both modern and historic architecture …
After the successful installation of the solar carport located in the rear parking lot of the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, on Oak Street in Patchogue Village, officials are now …
The Premier Private Locating truck pulled into Lakeview Cemetery on a drizzly Monday morning at 8 p.m. with Sal Cuce, a 35-year veteran, and trainee Brian Doyle. Greater Patchogue Historical Society …
Being a public persona grants you a wide audience, a gift artists and influencers can spend a lifetime chasing, but it also burdens you with unabashed opinion, a burden that can rattle even the most …
Sewers are a ubiquitous yet subterranean necessity of modern life, which most people rarely—if ever—think about, as these wastewater devices typically flow smoothly, unnoticed, and …
For 77-year-old Patchogue resident Penelope Grippo, the recent passing of the Queen hit home. Growing up in Luton, England, Grippo recalled her hardships living with her father a wounded WWII …
Patchogue Village hosted their 39th annual Senior Softball Old Timers game at the Waldbauer Park. Several community figures attended, including Legis. Dominick Thorne, village parks and recreation …
The Patchogue-Medford Athletic Department, the Patchogue-Medford Hall of Fame (PMHOF), and Pat-Med youth football, lacrosse, and cheer invited all active military personnel and veterans to be honored …
Sept. 11 is now known as Patriot Day, when the world mourns and remembers the sacrifices U.S. citizens and service members made on that day, which is indelibly carved into our collective …
“Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,” is a line from the now-iconic editorial by Francis Pharcellus Church, titled “Is there a Santa Claus?,” which was featured in The Sun …
The saying that it’s hard to imagine what something would look like without something else, doesn’t apply to Patchogue Village and its Business Improvement District. Mainly, because …
Many in the community will be grateful to know that WellLife Network Inc. has rescinded their interest in developing the parcels of land located at 154-164 Waverly Avenue in Patchogue, following an …
