Developers want to build 132 units on Louden Avenue
by Carolyn James
A proposal to build 132 condominiums on the south side of Louden Avenue between Broadway and County Line Road will come before the Amityville Village Board June 12. More...
Late Thursday, Babylon Town received word that the courts had issued a temporary restraining order against a proposal by Northeastern Aviation Corporation to build two new hangars at Republic Airport. More...
After weeks of rumors, Juan waddles into Duck Country
by Jason Eisenberg
There is a great deal of excitement surrounding the Long Island Ducks this week, yet little of it has to do with the team's recent play on the field. More...
If you love your pooch with all your heart, your pooch should be on heartworm preventative. Too many dog owners ignore this silent killer spread by mosquitoes. More...
The Fourth Annual Long Island Bluegrass Festival will be held Saturday, July 22, noon to 8 p.m. at Copiague's Tanner Park on the Great South Bay and will be held rain or shine. More...
Dear Editor: The cover page stated, "Levy Stops Incineration Proposal for Bergen Point". (S.C. Executive) Levy has not stated that he was stopping the plan to move ahead with this proposal; he simply stated that he was slowing down the process. More...
The SuffolkCounty Office of Probation is working with Hope For Youth in Amityville to establish a program locally for youths ordered by the courts into a secure setting for mental health assessment and treatment. More...
On Friday, April 28, the final round of the Al Kalfus Long Island Math Fair was held at Hofstra University. With over 1,300 students participating Amityville High School students Catherine Young and Corine Jackman won gold medals. More...
The 2006 United Way of Long Island's Town of Babylon campaign kicked off recently, inviting Town employees to contribute to the United Way's local initiatives. More...
Senator Charles Fuschillo presents members of the Copiague Memorial Public Library with a New York State grant, which he provided to assist in the refurbishing of the Children's Room. More...
On Thursday, May 4, St. William the Abbot school in Seaford, held a unique fundraiser, the Race for Education. Every student in the school participated (over 540 of them), all the faculty and the three parish priests. More...
Robert A. Cowell, a longtime Copiague resident who worked for the Town of Babylon's Highway Department during the 1980s died May 1, 2006. He was 64 years old. More...