When it comes to the culinary space, Andy Baraghani has spent many years of his life honing his craft and fully immersing himself in the world of cuisine. From prepping onions and making stocks to …

The street fest has not been able to take place since 2019 due to multiple COVID-19 cancellations. A virtual Alive After Five was broadcasted live from the Patchogue Theatre in 2020, and the Greater …

Beers in hand, about 50 Long Islanders soaked in a presentation regarding the offshore wind farms on tap to combat climate change. Various labor groups and environmental activists hosted their …

It’s three days and counting for the Patchogue Village Business Improvement District’s farmers’ market, which will make its seventh-season return on Sunday, May 1. The …

The Patchogue-Medford Youth and Community Services hosted another successful pancake breakfast at the Patchogue Fire House at 15 Jennings Avenue in Patchogue last weekend. The event had two seatings …

Like her father before her, Tanya Bathija hopes to build an empire. The Bellport community, the Greater Patchogue and Bellport Chamber of Commerce, and various elected officials welcomed the young …

From the outside world (Patchogue’s Main Street), Chop’s Steakhouse looks dark and closed. But if the red light above the entrance is on, diners are welcome to enter. If you’re then …

A public hearing was held to authorize a property tax levy in the excess of the limit during the last board meeting held on March 14. No one spoke and the board approved the resolution. In passing …

What’s the difference between an Irish wake and an Irish wedding? One less drinker. Or so the joke goes. But in the Patchogue Rotary’s case, there will be three very live honorees …

The Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce’s Restaurant Committee joined with Blue Point Brewery to host a Taste of Patchogue for Ukraine event on Wednesday, March 23, from 5 to 9 p.m., at the …

Pub crawls here tend to be momentous occasions where legions of partiers, young and old, march from bar to bar in their holiday garb—and there have been many different pub crawls to celebrate …

There is a lot of disagreement with where shepherd’s pie comes from, but there is no doubt that it is a favorite in Ireland. Of course, while it is a regular dish in many traditional Irish …

Long Island has over 95,000 veterans, and more than 24,000 of them are disabled. For them, tasks like grocery shopping and cooking are much more challenging, especially since the start of the …

A St. Patrick’s Day feast wouldn’t be complete without a hunk of soda bread on the side, and, it turns out, the best slice in town belongs to James Joyce Irish Pub, who was deemed the …

Otto, a just-over-1-year-old puppy, is the face of an exciting new brew company based in East Islip. Otto’s Coffee Shop is Touro law student Alexa Zuppa’s creation that came at a time …

REVIEW- SNAPPER INN Celebrating at the Snapper Inn was made easy with the incredible waitstaff, especially if you are lucky enough to be served by Caroline and be treated by eye-pleasing views, a …

  A “Cooking for a PAWS” fundraiser was held on Main Street in Patchogue to raise money for PAWS of War and VFW’s Unmet Needs program. The event was organized by VFW Post …

The Patchogue Zoning, Planning and Architectural Review boards approved the Birdies application. The new golf simulation business is proposed for the property located at 17-19 North Ocean Avenue, …

The Bellport Chamber of Commerce will once again be hosting their annual Bellport Day celebration. The Village of Bellport approved the Saturday, July 31 date from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with road …