Babylon Town welcomed the Wounded Warrior Project in its annual Soldier Ride. The event raises money—and public support— for America's combat-wounded servicemen and women. More...
Families, friends and honored guests welcomed the 196 members of the Amityville Memorial High School (AMHS) Class of 2011 as they marched onto Lou Howard Field, donning the traditional red and white gowns. More...
On May 24, the Copiague Middle School inducted 64 students into its chapter of the National Junior Honor Society (NJHS). The NJHS ranks as one of the most prestigious national organizations for students. More...
Amityville resident and professional athletic trainer John A. Devine died June 13, 2011 at North Shore University Hospital in Manhasset after bravely fighting cancer for many years. He was 59. More...
NOTICE OF FORMATION, FARMINGDALE FLEA LLC. Articles of Organization filed with Secretary of State of New York (SSNY) on February 22 , 2011. Office location: Suffolk County, designated for service of process. More...
The Amityville School District is the latest to reach an agreement with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation over a long-standing legal issue involving the use of the Babylon Town landfill from 1947 until 1993, when it was clos More...
The following is a list of public meetings and special events for the coming week. Readers should know that meetings are subject to change without notice. More...
Richard Begandy, commander of the Peter F. Colleran VFW Post 7763, announced that the VFW Post will pay tribute to those who fought in the Korean War. More...
Verizon is teaming up with the Greater NYC Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure (Komen Greater NYC) to raise breast cancer awareness across the New York metropolitan area and help publicize the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. More...
Babylon’s response to Wounded Warriors is gratitude
Once again Babylon Town officials and residents welcomed the annual Soldier Ride, a project of the Wounded Warrior organization that provides help, resources and funding to America’s combat-wounded from the War on Terrorism. More...
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Families, friends and honored guests welcomed the 196 members of the Amityville Memorial High School (AMHS) Class of 2011 as they marched onto Lou Howard Field, donning the traditional red and white gowns. 
