The Patchogue Village Board of Trustees on Monday approved a change of zone for the Tempo by Hilton hotel planned for the former site of a bowling alley at 138 West Avenue. The board voted to …
On Tuesday, Jan. 21, supervisor Dan Panico will be hosting a forum for residents to learn about battery energy storage systems and their impact on our community. During the forum, qualified expert …
This year’s Patchogue St. Patrick’s Day parade will take place a week later than originally scheduled. The Village Board of Trustees on Monday voted to change the date for the parade …
Johnson Controls is in the process of installing the first of four solar arrays above the village-owned parking lot at the Long Island Rail Road station in Patchogue, a project that will reduce …
Village of Patchogue board voted on Dec. 9 to spend up to $1.35 million to renovate one of the softball fields at Waldbauer Field Complex on Rider Avenue. The village is hiring The Landtek …
The threat of rain on New Year’s Eve forced the organizers of Midnight on Main Winter Wonderland to move up by one hour, to 8 p.m., the highlight of the evening: the raising of a shimmering …
Recently, Irene Minicozzi (left) stopped by Town Hall to pick up her daughter’s prize as one of six winners of the Town of Brookhaven’s “Brookhaven Recycles Day” Compost …
The mission of the Village of Patchogue Community Development Agency (CDA) is to provide a viable community for all village residents through the development of community improvement projects and …
Brookhaven Town supervisor Dan Panico announced an independent investigation launch with Suffolk County district attorney Ray Tierney last week after allegations of severe animal neglect were …
By Gary Haber Hanukkah is known as the “festival of light,” and nowhere does the holiday shine brighter than on Suffolk’s South Shore, where several communities lit their …
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We asked prominent Patchoguers to share their resolutions for the New Year. Here’s what they wrote: Mike Cirigliano Owner, Cirigliano Insurance & Financial Services Agency, …
The vote by the Waterfront Management Commission suggesting a fixed wave fence to temper wave velocity at the marina was tabled for a vote until Jan.13. Two of the trustees, Michael Young and …
About 20 participants, including officials of South Country Ambulance and the Boys & Girls Club of the Bellport Area, local businessmen, church leaders and residents cast recommendations for …
It’s a given that when locals are informed of an honoree status, they go, “Whatttttt?!” “Yeah, pretty much,” agreed Craig Clare when he heard he and his wife Wendy …
Patchogue Village officials were recognized Wednesday for their efforts to protect the environment. The South Shore Estuary Reserve program and Citizens Campaign for the Environment presented …
The four stone walls that graced the entry to its long-gone hotel, The Avery’s Five Mile Look, have been restored, all 190 feet, at the end of Blue Point Avenue. They’re waiting for …
Call it an early Christmas gift. GiGi’s Playhouse LI in Patchogue, the not-for-profit offering free services to individuals with Down syndrome, signed a contract for sale for its new home, …
This year will feature, yet again, the world-famous Grucci Fireworks in the Blue Point Brewery parking lot. “Midnight” in Patchogue Village is again at 9 p.m., representing the …
Longtime Patchogue Village trustee Joseph Keyes has been chosen as the grand marshal for the 2025 Patchogue St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce executive …
The Waterfront Management Commission, in a 3-2 vote, chose the fixed wave screen. The commission met Thursday night to vote on their preference for Bellport Village’s marina based on an …
