This past week Bellport had two more obstacles in their path in their conquest to repeat the league title and they defeated both of the opponents in their way, Comsewogue and North Babylon.
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Tricia Foley’s book “Mary L. Booth, The Story of an Extraordinary 19th-Century Woman”” was published this month chronicling the amazing, 19th century intellectual who was founding editor of Harper’s Bazar.
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A family-friendly place to relax and grab a cold beer - a beer that was made just a few feet from your glass – is the Patchogue Beer Project, on Railroad Avenue.
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Brookhaven Supervisor Ed Romaine, Patchogue Village Mayor Paul Pontieri and County Legis. Rudy Sunderman are hoping the $26.4 million in funding turned down by Great River residents in the Jan. 22 sewer referendum will be directed to shovel-ready projects in their areas. Romaine wrote to Gov. Cuomo.
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After Pastor Jim Ryan’s Jeep of Lighthouse Mission was shot, he turned a negative into a positive; the police called wound up participating in their youth programs.
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Patricia Peterson, founder of Angels of Long Island with Debbie Roesch, will run out of their headquarters tracking down someone if she see’s they are in need.
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As of the release date of this issue of the Advance, the government has been shutdown for 34 days, making it the longest in U.S. history. These are some of the local organizations or businesses that are looking for help and are reaching out to help others.
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LEUZZI Brookhaven Town, Patchogue Village and Bellport are reeling over Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed Assistance and Initiatives for Municipalities budget cuts which will affect all Nassau and Suffolk towns as well as most villages. If it goes through, Brookhaven will lose $1.8 million, Patchogue Village’s projected loss is $92,000 and Bellport Village will have to grapple with an approximate $17,000 hit. Islip Town is also in the mix with a $1.7 million hit.
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Charles Ross has made his “One-Man Star Wars Trilogy” imitating Darth Vader’s heavy breathing, Jabba the Hut’s big mouth, Han Solo’s brio and condensing three films into a 75-minute show. He’ll be in Bellport at The Gateway this Saturday, Jan.26 at 8 p.m. for one night only. Take the kids or come by yourself.
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Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts announced its new marketing and public relations director, Jodi Giambrone. Giambrone replaces Bernie Fabig, who left in October for a position as Marketing & Public Relations Manager at A Noise Within in Pasadena, California
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Chuck Anderson was the teacher you never forget; the one who caused you to think creatively and introduced you to the great writers of any era. Chuck passed away January 16.
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The approximate two-acre property that spans two lots at the end of Mulford Street off West Avenue has a spectacular water view of the Patchogue River. Oil tanks were its inhabitants before. But Anthony Bartone of Terwilliger & Bartone Properties is hoping to transform its look soon
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