On July 27, 2021, Presiding Officer Rob Calarco and the entirety of the Suffolk County Legislature voted to authorize the allotment of the 2021 Cultural Competitive Fund. In total, $206,541 will be …

After a decision was made by the Suffolk County Planning Commission and submitted to the Patchogue Village trustees, the board decided to vote down the Cornerstone special permit application for the …

The Suffolk County Planning Commission officially released a disapproval recommendation for the proposed 50-unit apartment complex and marina dock along the Patchogue River on Mulford Street in …

Back in 2018, former assemblyman Dean Murray, then-assemblyman, now congressman Andrew Garbarino and Sen. John Flanagan announced a total of $3 million awarded to the Patchogue Village train station …

The Village of Patchogue Community Development Agency has applied for another round of Suffolk County Down Town Revitalization grant funding. If awarded, the Community Development Agency (CDA) will …

After a summer of fewer-campers-than-usual due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Patchogue and Brookhaven Roe YMCA is back in full swing, with four sessions of outdoor activities and indoor games as part of …

The current 15-year-old street sweeper, according to Patchogue Village trustee Sal Felice, has been in such disrepair that the village has been receiving complaints. During the last board meeting, …

Biz Markie died on Friday, July 16, 2021, at the age of 57. Biz, also known as Marcel Theo Hall, died after battling complications from diabetes over a year’s time in a Baltimore hospital as …

This year was a bit of a bust when it came to fireworks shows and other Independence Day events. Patchogue’s Main Street parade didn’t happen. Neither did any of the usual fireworks …

It’s mid-July and though the weather has been less than ideal, summer is still a time to enjoy. Living on the South Shore, we are fortunate to be neighbors of the Great South Bay. But with that …

  Lifelong Patchoguean Joe Brandi was born at Port Jefferson hospital on Jan. 6, 1948, and has resided on Cleveland Street his entire life. Growing up with his sister Francis, he remembers …

Two Morrow’s Pub was a mainstay in an ever-changing Long Island—a place where the menu was tried and true and the people were always the same (and maybe they all knew your name). And …

Next time you meet Kiwanians, thank them. Really, really thank them. Because it was at a Kiwanis conference in 1993 where the idea for BrickHouse Brewery was hatched. “We were at the …

Call it a comeback. After a 14-year layoff, the Patchogue Fire Department’s Drill Team, the 40 Thieves, who have a rich and successful history, made their return to firematic competition this …

This year’s graduation carried the usual significance, as over 1,000 family members and guests watched the 659 students of the graduating class move one step closer to their futures and …

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, …

  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 …

For the first time in a long time, seniors at Patchogue-Medford High School were able to gather together to celebrate with their friends during the prom, hosted on Main Street in Patchogue on Monday, …

After rushing to complete a subdivision to be eligible for a leftover grant, Joel Furman, the owner of 8 West Main Street, successfully completed the subdivision, which is ready for potential …