This Saturday, June 29, the splash pad at Patchogue Beach Club officially opened to the delight of children and families. The new addition, designed for children aged 12 and under, promises to be a …
Lots of fun and healthy activities are planned for the first-ever Family Olympics and Health Fair at Rider Avenue Park in Patchogue on Saturday, Aug. 17. The Greater Patchogue Chamber of …
The Village of Patchogue rededicated a basketball court at Shorefront Park, 21 years after it was built by Arthur “AJ” Meyer as his Eagle Scout project for Troop 44. Meyer was then a …
Suzanne McKenna Link’s newest novel “#GIRLFIGHT” takes place on the South Shore of Long Island. Jayden Jones, her small town’s first female wrestler, finds her once strong …
The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce executive director seat is now open and the search is on! Last week, Dennis Smith, the current BID executive director, announced that he is set to …
The cast and crew of Patchogue-Medford High School’s production of “The Prom” received recognition and acclaim at this year’s Teeny Awards. Each year, the Teeny Awards …
Commencement exercises were held at the Patchogue-Medford High School Raider Stadium on Tuesday, June 25. About 585 students walked the processional onto the field and graduated. The Class of …
Brianne Weiss, Pharm.D., plans to open a full-service pharmacy at 8 West Main Street, Unit B in Patchogue Village, in the Furman budling. The pharmacy, according to the Patchogue Village …
Independent Group Home Living, a Manorville-based nonprofit, broke ground Tuesday on a residence that will be home to about a dozen adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities. It …
East Patchogue residents heard an update on several projects coming to the area at the June 20 meeting of Focus East Patchogue. Here are some of the projects discussed at the meeting: Greybarn …
State Sen. Dean Murray joined legislators in urging the state legislature to pass “Nick’s Law” at a press conference outside the Hagerman Fire Department on June 21, one week after …
Brookhaven Town councilman Neil Foley will be the grand marshal for this year’s Patchogue Lions Club July 4th parade. The parade steps off at 10:30 a.m. at West Avenue and East Main Street and …
You know you’re in for a good time when there’s a straw-thatched margarita bar set up in The Gateway’s front courtyard, with nautical rope looping up the railing and vintage boat …
They call themselves “Keepers of the Beach.” Every year, Long Island Beach Buggy Association members bury thousands of discarded Christmas trees on specific areas at Smith Point …
Bayport-Blue Point High School seniors Mike Luce and Julia Fusco were recently honored at the 24th annual Butch Dellecave Awards held recently at Villa Lombardi’s in Holbrook. Named in …
After over two decades as the Executive Director of the Village of Patchogue Business Improvement District, Dennis Smith has recently announced he will be retiring this coming Fall. Dennis is also …
Agenda items included next steps on LIRR solar construction and clarifications on parking regulations during street closures. The Patchogue Village Board of Trustees held a meeting on June 10, …
Candidates ran unopposed By Nicole Fuentes Bellport Village incumbent trustees Nathan C. Rohrmeier and Steven Mackin were both re-elected after running unopposed for two two-year term …
On Friday, June 14, Brookhaven Town supervisor Dan Panico, Brookhaven Highway superintendent Dan Losquadro, Brookhaven Town councilwoman Jane Bonner, Brookhaven Town councilman Neil Manzella, Islip …
Patchogue-Medford High School journalism students and Raider TV members proudly represented the Patchogue-Medford School District at the annual Broadcasting Awards for Senior High (BASH). Nearly …
