The Patchogue-Medford Hall of Fame inducted 13 individuals and the 1967 varsity football team as the organization’s Class of 2019. Roughly 250 people attended the ceremony Friday night in the Patchogue-Medford High School auditorium.
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Since the establishment of the tax cap in New York State, the average ask from school districts has decreased sharply, giving a different picture than a world without a limit.
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- Pat-Med budget rises by 3.16 percent at a total cost of $255.78 per average household per year. Prop 2 includes $2.5M expenditure for upgrades.
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The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce’s semiannual Breakfast Crawl will benefit veterans programs with an ‘Old Glory’ theme this month.
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“On Your Feet!” opens this week at The Gateway celebrating their 70th year.
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A blight study, police substation, and sewer system are all on the table to help rebuild Mastic Beach.
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The new Patchogue River jetty and lighthouse at the town’s Sandspit Marina is ready for boating season.
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Cheryl Felice is running for town board this year in District 4. Her campaign focuses on alleviating harmful issues from the landfill and smarter development practices
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The Patchogue Arts Council announced their gallery rebranding as MoCA LI, focusing on local, contemporary art exhibits.
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Caitlyn Michaels has become a young advocate in bringing awareness to children’s eye health, most recently with a county law in her name.
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This weekend, Saturday, May 4 and Sunday, May 5, the riverfront restaurants Drift 82, The Oar, Harbor Crab, Dublin Deck and Off Key Tikki will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo, with discounted margaritas, live music and ferry rides.
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Plans for the Ping-Pong restaurant at the vacant Furman building have been axed, leaving it open to subdivision, providing three smaller spaces as an opportunity for retail and the possibility of a Greet restaurant.
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