Amityville, NY News

• Amityville, NY News
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• ASD VP steps down in midst of tenure debate
• Amityville High School Sports Hall of Fame seeks nominations
• VFW receives help from the Rotary Club of Amityville
• At Your Library This Week
• Memorial Day Parade
• Special events for Memorial Day at Airpower Museum
• Public Notices
• AHS needs donations
• West Babylon class of 1972 reunion planned for July 28
• Pets Pets Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Andrew McDermott, Amityville resident, member of St. Martin of Tours Church
• Charles Berger, longtime Amityville resident, parishioner of First United Methodist Church
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Two accidents within an hour of each other at same location keep Vamps busy
• Copiague and Amityville voters approve school budgets; in Copiague, incumbents win; in Amityville, Santos defeats Ward
• America Remembers!
• She's her brother's keeper
• Three injured as two cars collide in Copiague
• Two separate accidents at same location tie up traffic on Sunrise Highway this morning
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Stately building has long—and rocky— histor y
• Bellone names Peter Cohalan County Historian
• Public Notices
• Amityville Memorial Day Parade May 28
• Amityville wrestlers honored
• Last Hope cocktail party May 31
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets Pets Pets
• Copiague’s Chris DiSclafani earns prestigious Eagle Scout Award
• Amityville’s string sensations chosen for Long Island String Ensemble
• Army reserve Gabrielle Bernard graduates from training at Fort Leonard
• children create works of art at the Children’s Museum
• Copiague’s, Andrew Klapper invents Bios Clinical Acne System
• Babylon Town celebrates Earth Day 2012
• N. Amityville Veterans Park dedication May 23
• Pirate talk at DAR meeting
• Fire Island events
• St. Mary’s Nursery School visits Amity Police Dept.
• Marion T. Mauro, longtime West Babylon resident and homemaker
• Anne Waidler, member of one of Copiague’s original families
• Memorial service for Vera Lloyd Saturday
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Seat belt enforcement program begins May 21st
• What is a charter school?
• Effort underway locally to open Charter School
• USS Elokomin Reunion Sept. 25 - 28
• N. Amity Fire Company to host comedy night June 16
• Two cars collide, one flips, in Sunrise Highway accident
• IN THE NEWS
• Village audit, health-care benefits subject of board meeting
• Suffolk Police arrest pizzeria owner
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Town of Babylon offers free organic gardening classes May 14 and 21
• Public Notices
• "The Color of Water" is focus of Mary Myton Literay Society March meeting
• Tulip Festival and Parade remind all of Babylon's Tulip deep-rooted history
• Copiague students learn important lessons about drinking and driving
• FILPS offers lighthouse tour May 12
• St. Paul’s to hold Elvis Time May 18
• Tanger Summer Fashion Bash May 12
• Pets Pets Pets
• Babylon Celebrates 50th Anniversary of Our Lady of Grace Church with Tulip Festival and Parade
• Taxpayers reminded of May 31 deadline
• BAC CA presents California Suite May 17 - 19
• Artists Circle to host awards dinner May 12 to honor patrons
• Last Hope fundraiser May 19
• McDonald’s® provides funding to local communities
• Tom O’Neill, veteran, police officer, Rotarian and “Mr. Amityville”
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• AWC hosts March St. Patrick's Day meeting
• Rotarians awarded Paul Harris Sapphire pin
• Former School Board member Jeannette Santos challenges Kathleen Ward
• Copiague School Board sets budget for coming year; announces Regents results
• Logan Spivey is a champ!
• Accident on Sunrise Highway Monday
• Amityville STOP ACT hosts anti-drug speaker
• Amity and Copiague libraries get state grants
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Local resident Shelley Conyers is currently deployed to USS Enterprise
• Senator Owen Johnson congratulates this year’s Copiague HS valedictorian
• Amityville girls basketball earns Scholar-Athlete status
• Kiwanis Club of Amityville hosts guest speaker Tom Bruno
• Walter G. O’Connell winter sports honored
• Copiague H.S. students perform a production of West Side Story
• Amityville runners score in ASPIRE
• Great Neck Road Elementary School appreciated for collection of items to troops
• Last Hope fundraiser May 19
• Town Earth Day celebration May 5
• Kiwanis Club of Amityville honors Ed Johnson
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets Pets Pets
• At Your Library This Week
• Horseshoe crab program at Fire Island lighthouse
• Vendors needed
• Comic Book Fair at Lindenhurst Library May 7
• Babylon Town presents
• Donald “Dick” Compitello dies in Nebraska; services Sunday
• Joseph F. Just, Amityville resident, WWII army veteran
• Roberta Eve Paul, longtime Amityville resident, past president of the Amityville Chamber of Commerce
• Rosemary L. Phippard, East Massapequa resident, worked as legal secretary for Nassau County
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Political blame game alive and well in Suffolk County
• New Suffolk County law requires layaway plan fees disclosure
• Copiague athletes excel
• Four candidates run for three seats on Copiague Board
• Amityville School Board approves $78.2M budget; levy within state cap guidelines
• Logan Spivey wins state championship
• Free Health Screenings in Amityville tomorrow
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Public Notices
• Copiague students got skills: win welding awards
• Sen. Johnson joins Sen. Fuschillo in presenting national awards
• At Your Library This Week
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Vendors needed for St. Paul’s Craft Fair Car Show May 19
• Copiague Middle School principal named administrator of the year
• Local Scholars in the News
• Copiague’s second graders record their own stories
• Pets Pets Pets
• Assem. Sweeney announces Long Island Travel Guide available
• Annual North Amityville Festival Day June 2
• T.O.B. offers Free Organic Gardening classes beginning May 7
• Copiague Middle School students take third place in Robotics Championship
• Last Hope Animal Rescue flea market May 5
• Witness Project of Long Island ninth annual walk May 5
• Good Samaritan Hospital drug “take back” day on April 28
• Caroline M. Forman, longtime Amityville resident, member of VFW and American Legion, served in the U.S. Coast Guard
• Bethpage Federal Credit Union hosts ninth annual Air Show at Jones Beach May 26 and 27
• Memorial service April 27th for Edna Muriel Kracke, member and trustee of First United Methodist Church
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Correction
• Tulips part of Babylon Town's history
• Vendors wanted
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary to hold Heckscher Spring Festival April 28 and 29
• Our Lady of Grace Church hosts tulip festival and parade April 28
• Three dupe Amityville woman out of cash in phony driveway repaving scam
• Union employees close to agreement with Amityville School District two employees, one for the night and one for the day shift, for six buildings.” At one time, the district had seven maintenance people responsible for repairs to the buildings, preve
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• AMITY Girls basketball team named as State's scholar-athletes:
• Coastal Creations on display April 27, 28 and 29
• Elokomin reunion September 25
• Country music event April 28
• Edward Mooney photography exhibited at Astoria Federal bank
• At Your Library This Week
• Public Notices
• Pets Pets Pets
• County establishes Land Bank to tap into state funds and reclaim and put contaminated propery back on tax rolls
• Amityville Fire Department hosts the Annual Easter Egg Hunt at Peterkin Park in Amityville
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Our Lady of Consolation Center offers seniors discounted meals; seeks volunteers
• Veronica (Vera) P. Kopitsch, Amity Harbor resident
• Eleanor Peterson, former Amityville resident, longtime member of the Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• Readers respond to last week’s Guest Editorial
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Students read to dogs at Miles Middle School
• Ministerial Alliance of NA holds rally seeking justice for Trayvon Martin
• NA Vets Memorial Park restored:
• Amityville calls public hearing on scaling back health care benefits
• Three charged with scamming senior citizen in Amityville
• Coming Up This Weekend
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Shredder event to return to Amityville
• Easter Egg Hunt Phelps Lane, North Babylon
• Spring Bazaar at Holy Trinity Church May 5
• Scholarship available for H.S. seniors
• Welcome Lucy Matilda Fiddler
• Copiague School District named Advanced Placement® District of the year
• TFCU scholarships available
• Amityville Historical Society Earth Day Clean Up April 21
• Amityville Artists Circle presents modern art exhibit entitled Sounds of the Universe
• Copiague’s Eagle Engine Co. hosts annual Comedy Night fundraiser May 5th
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing & Rehabilitative Care Center offers seniors discounted meals and is seeking volunteers
• Power Squadron offers safe boating courses
• Adult volunteer opportunities
• Sweeney Bill to establish diabetes research fund passes assembly
• Marilynn A. Schmid, longtime Amityville resident, Amityville Memorial High School graduate
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Horsley's office collects 30k comic books for Wounded Warriors
• Amityville and Copiague library budgets pass handily
• ATA members protest lag in negotiations; march on board meeting
• Amityville woman arrested for filing false prescriptions
• Scholarship opportunities for area students
• Amityville Village sets hearing on health care benefits
• Amityville to consider change to healthcare benefits for elected officials
• Ministerial Alliance of NA holds rally in name of Trayvon Martin
• Pooches promoted literacy
• Pooches promoted literacy
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Pets Pets Pets
• Scholarship available for seniors
• Spring bazaar May 5
• Easter Lighthouse tour April 8
• Conte announces scholarship opportunities for area students
• Six-year-old Albert Fernandez shares story of inventor for Black History Month
• Breakfast with the Easter Bunny April 7
• Leg. D’Amaro announces Babylon Spring Senior Advocate Schedule
• Air Force nurse Nancy Leftenant-Colon honored
• The Internal Revenue Service warns taxpayers of tax refund scam
• Vets receive bags of love from AWC
• Myton Literary Society meets
• O’Connells and K of C team up to offer $1,000 scholarship
• Ministerial Alliance to hold “Stand Your Ground” protest Saturday, April 7th
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Hope V. Peterson, Massapequa H.S. graduate, Broadlawn Nursing Home unit manager
• Adult volunteer opportunities
• Eagle Engine Co. hosts 18th annual comedy night fundraiser to be held May 5
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville brings hope to New Orleans
• Navy Lt. Shelley Conyers deployed
• AWC meets at Villa Avanza
• Boy Scout Troop 284 enjoys annual pancake breakfast
• Bellones welcome Michael Jack
• North Shore/LIJ working to bring urgent-care center to area
• Amityville Village unveils new budget; tax rate to increase approximately $ 1.48
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Amityville woman arrested in prescription scam
• Azurée Agnello and Dennis Parks engaged
• Melida Ventura selected at National Youth Delegate for prestigious conference
• Kiwanis Club of Amityville sends three to state conference
• AMHS musicians Kevin Jackman and Nick Hernandez honored
• Mollie Eileen McCarthy to wed Jaime Jonathan Bean
• Kiwanis Club of Amityville hosts divisional meeting
• Public Notices
• Supermarket Bingo to be held April 20
• At Your Library This Week
• Madison Greene named finalist in Got Talent?
• Benefits and assistance available for veterans
• Vendors needed
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dog Obedience class offered
• Kiwanis of Amityville celebrates Valentine’s Day at Broadlawn
• Amityville Teachers help others
• Copiague Middle School hosts Bullying Awareness Day
• Copiague Teacher honored by ASSET
• Copiague Middle School students design robots
• Women’s History Month Program March 31
• Last Hope Animal Rescue Supermarket Bingo April 14
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Paul F. Wojcik, Amityville resident, B&B Fish Market employee
• Amityville High School hosts weekend of awareness
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Readers comment on Levy/Bellone article and county deficit
• Chief Deputy Attorney Afreen Rizwan practices law with passion
• Babylon Town's new Chief Attorney says he loves working for the public
• Vendors needed
• NSHC scholarship available
• Spring Eggstravaganza March 31
• Waived summer fees help Purple Heart recipients and military families hit the waves
• Bellone hosts Babylon Town Supervisor Rich Schaffer
• Amityville and Copiague libraries hold budget votes April 3rd
• Village unveils proposed 2012-13 budget
• Fire forces evacuation of 140 children from Tutor Time, West Islip
• Yale-China Association appoints Nguyen of Copiague for teaching fellowship program
• Public Notices
• Captree Power Squadron offers Jet-Ski classes
• Holiday Fun at Amityville HS
• Copiague Middle School student wins K of C poster contest
• Members of Copiague HS D.E.C.A. place first in Regional Competition
• Amityville’s Northeast School celebrates Grandparents Day
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Chinese auction for Almost Home Rescue March 24
• At Your Library This Week
• Elokomin reunion Sept. 25
• 10 Kilometer Run for ASPIRE April 1
• Copiague to hold late kindergarten registration
• Call for artists
• Foreclosure prevention specialists available at Lindenhust Library March 23
• Babylon Town celebrates Black History Month, honoring women
• Mary Beard Carey, Amityville resident, Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church parishioner
• Elaine Marie Leuci, Amityville resident, gifted writer
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• NAFCo on scene after car flips
• Woman hits police car; charged with DWI
• Amity Board gives resident more time to fix driveway
• ASD denies tenure to assistant principal convicted of drunk driving
• Bellones welcome a son
• Daniel Apolinario wins K of C Poster Contest
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Annual Spring Egg Hunt at Belmont Lake State Park March 31
• Long Island Music Lovers Expo March 18
• Calendar
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center programs begin March 28
• Ladies Auxiliary Supermarket Bingo March 24
• Amityville Memorial High School Jazz Ensemble March 22
• Women’s Empowerment program March 19
• Amityville Chamber hosting Chinese auction
• Town of Babylon to host annual spring Eggstravaganza Saturday, March 31
• The Mayor'sSocial
• LIMC dinner March 30
• Sales tax exemption on clothing, footwear takes effect April 1
• Ladies Auxiliary spaghetti dinner March 30
• Elokomin reunion Sept. 25
• Sweeney bill to establish diabetes research fund passes Assembly
• Postpartum depression support group offered at Good Samaritan Hospital
• Gwendolyn Brown, Amityville civic activist and former president of LI Chapter NAACP
• Freezin For A Reason
• North Amityville Senior Center celebrates 10 years on April 20
• Expert on Constitution is wrong about federal health benefit plan
• Veterans Resource Day to be held March 30
• Scholars in the News
• Obama stand on abortion is wrong
• GUEST EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville Police assist in arrest of father under Leandra's Law
• Bellone announces County's fiscal crisis; Levy defends his administration
• Scholarships available
• At Your Library This Week
• Concert April 7
• Mayor's Spring Social
• Student of the Month
• Amity swimmer to compete in Junior Olympics next week
• Amityville library budget hearing set
• Divided Amityville School Board denies tenure to principal convicted of driving drunk
• Town gives free passes to military families for pools, beaches
• Joseph "Bucky" Caramanico, lifelong Amityville resident
• Two-story cabin with parking garage and plenty of light
• It’s a first-time homebuyer’s market
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Wounded Warriors Comic Book Drive March 16
• Public Notices
• Kiwanis Club offering Achievement Awards
• Stop World Hunger, Inc. schedule of tennis events for the spring
• Bay Village Civic Association enjoys brunch on the bay
• Amityville Board of Education members honored for excellence
• In your community: answers to your medicare questions
• More Gluten-Free Mainstream Options
• Treating red, itchy “allergy eyes”
• Community Coalitions work to stem the tide of substance abuse
• Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers 24-hour hotline
• Music Lover’s Social March 18
• American Legion annual Easter breakfast March 10
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Register for the 5K Run for Prostate Cancer
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitation bereavement group
• Mangano Funeral Home, Deer Park bereavement support program
• Bucky Caramanico, lifelong Amityville Village resident, worked at OTB in Deer Park
• Amityville Oak and John Streets
• PUBLIC COMMENTARY
• EDITORIAL
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Yoga workshop March 10
• NAFCo supermarket Bingo March 24
• Veterans resource day to be held March 30 at Farmingdale College
• Container fire erupts at Sterling Transport, Copiague
• Author visits St. Martin's School
• Amity Kiwanis Club welcomes Carol Seehof
• Three injured in one-car crash in Copiague
• Amityville man charged in car crash that injured Nassau Police woman in November
• Amityville Police assist in arrest of man under Leandra's Law
• APO Injured in 3-car pile up
• Local Author Tells History of Amityville Through Postcards
• Amityville hosts Mayor's Spring Social
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• K of C to hold races
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Vendors needed
• Dominican Village St. Patrick’s Day March 16
• Mayor’s Spring Social to be held March 4
• Public Notices
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Landscapers reminded to get license
• OLA Basketball free throw contest winners will compete at West Point
• Joanne Anderson wins two Maxwell medallions at the annual Dog Writers Assocation of America
• Saving Medicare: A Constitutional debate
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Marking time in Oscars and Grammys
• Coalition Against Domestic Violence offers 24-hour hotline
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Linda Joan Shipley, Amityville resident, homemaker
• Amityville lawmaker DuWayne Gregory heading up county as Majority Leader
• North Amityville man convicted of attempted robbery and assault
• Local lawmaker presses for county to move ahead on dredging projects
• NAFCo Vamps respond to container fire in Copiague
• St. Martin of Tours students go skating
• New Administrators welcomed in Copiague
• Day of Tuba and Euphonium for Miles Middle School musician
• Copiague Middle School student council looks to raise social awareness
• Park Avenue Memorial Elementary School celebrates literacy, Hawaiian style
• Writer on taxes: From each according to his ability
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• DEC plan for contaminated plume is sorely insufficient
• Meditation and Conscious Living program March 31
• Frank Petracca, Copiague barbershop owner, served in the US Army
• Newly restored Conklin Cemetery resurrects the lives of one of Babylon’s earliest and most colorful families
• Leg. DuWayne Gregory looking to honor women of distinction
• ASD in budget crunch; district needs to cut $1.8 million more to meet cap
• Public Notices
• Benefits and services available to meet the needs of veterans of recent conflicts
• They’re Playing Our Song playing at Helen Butler Hall in March
• Poster Pets for Adoption
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Nominations being accepted for Senior Citizen of the Year
• Long Island Travel Guide available
• Mayor’s Spring Social to be held March 4
• Last Hope to hold bowling fundraiser March 2
• Heart health for women forum Feb. 27
• This week at the Library
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• NA man convicted of attempted robbery and assault
• Car overturn on Sunrise Highway
• AT YOUR LIBRARY THIS WEEK
• Dominican Village celebrates St. Patrick’s Day March 16
• Vendors Needed
• Art showcase features Suffolk County students
• Help available for domestic violence victims
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Meditation and Conscious Living program March 31
• Comic book drive for Wounded Warriors
• Black History Month Program Feb. 25
• Leg. Steve Stern urges area residents to file for basic and enhanced STAR exemptions
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Bereavement group meets at OLOC
• Public Notices
• Amityville Northwest students show they have character
• Copiague students attend Adelphi University’s LI Flute festival
• Copiague’s director of Tech named Administrator of the Year
• Amityville High School athletes are Zone Award winners
• AWC enjoys first meeting of the year
• Track stars in Amityville include five with top New York State ranking
• Pipeline means jobs for Americans
• Neighbors should work together and help one another
• Let’s greet spring with clean sidewalks and clear streets
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Good Samaritan blood drive Feb. 27
• Mildred H. Brennan, longtime resident of Amityville
• Geraldine Jessie D’Andrea of Amityville
• Man charged in one-car DWI
• The Assemblyman makes a house call
• Correction:
• Proseeds of theft help police nab four for breaking into car
• Home Depot commended for "saving" and "doing" for Babylon
• Marissa Wzorek to wed Bryan O’Keefe
• Thomas Kloepfer receives nomination to United States Merchant Marine Academy
• BJ's opens in Deer Park
• The fight on the economic front is not over yet
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Hearing on new districts set
• John P. Panek, former Amityville resident, educator
• Charles Sheridan, Amityville High School graduate, at 82
• Edmund W. Miles Middle School band members to perform in Hofstra Honors Band Festival
• Kindergarten students create edible trees at Susan E. Wiley Elementary in Copiague
• Kids in action at Copiague Middle School
• Northwest Elementary School in Amityville holds a Winter Wonderland celebration
• Amityville High School hosts college fair
• Copiague School District honors members for their exceptional work
• Copiague High School announces its top 10 students for the class of 2012
• Amityville smart scholars get a jump on college
• NYS Sen. Owen Johnson: "I'm running again!"
• Babylon Town Youth Court volunteers sworn in
• Homeowners at Harbour Village Estates okay change of use at 170 Merrick Road
• Compliments, retirements at Village Board meeting
• At Your Library This Week
• Poster Pets for Adoption
• Public Notices
• Register for 15K-Run-for-Fun-run for tumor-related charities
• Historical Perspectives Exhibition opens at Farmingdale College Feb. 9
• BACCA presents February shows
• Correction for ASD Kindergarten registration – begins May 1
• Mayor’s Spring Social to be held March 4
• Tax help offered to seniors
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Three cars involved in accident on County Line Road
• Copiague students collect toys for needy kids
• Vendors wanted
• Amityville High School helps bring some magic to the homeless
• S.C. Treasurer Carpenter advises residents that New York State’s STAR applications are due
• Democracy in Action at Miles Middle School
• Remembering Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Northwest Elementary students in Amityville participate in fire prevention art contest
• Bridging generations at Susan E. Wiley Elementary School in Copiague
• Copiague and Amityville school districts honored for good sportsmanship
• Just two of our observations
• Town to host Black History program
• Catherine G. Dobby, longtime Amityville resident; member of St. Martin of Tours R.C. Church, Amityville
• Matthew P. Heffron, Amityville resident and Little League coach
• Hitting the wrong note with National Anthem
• American voters need to wake up and learn the lessons of history
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Harold R. Bausch, Amityville resident, WWII veteran
• Village officials approve opt out for 2% tax cap
• Amityville students open the airways to awareness
• Amityville Soccer League alumni make good
• Public Notices
• Amityville adult day care site gets new name - CenterLight Healthcare
• Sen. Fuschillo to host anti-bullying webcast
• Blood drive at South Oaks February 7
• Amity Kindergarten registration begins April 4
• Help with property tax applications offered to seniors
• L. I. Dahlia Society hosts class Feb. 16
• Bird walk scheduled for Feb. 5 at Jones Beach
• Bereavement group meets
• Flea Market to benefit Last Hope February 18
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville Village Police Alert
• God can only help those who listen to his message of love and tolerance Send him on his way in song
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Cuomo ignoring housing market
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• The music of Massapequa resident Dr. Okoye to be featured in African American History concert
• Nita Heimer Ireland, former longtime resident of Amityville, at 82
• Harbour Village Estates dispute going to a vote this week
• Be Good, Do Good, Be One meditation talk Feb. 4
• Amity Village to consider opting out of NYS 2% tax cap
• St. Martin students give helping hand
• Amityville Army Reserve Center to become housing for veterans
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Library
• Calendar
• Harbert admitted to U.S. Supreme Court Bar
• Public Notices
• Good Sam offering classes for caregivers
• TAKE CARE & Be Well
• Tax exemptions due March 1
• Senator Fuschillo reminds residents how to protect themselves from identity theft and scams
• Good Sam offers free health and heredity lecture Jan. 26
• Despite rumors to the contrary, Sen. Owen Johnson is running again
• Amityville Village Board votes to opt out of 2% tax cap measure
• COMING UP THIS WEEKEND
• Village to vote on Monday to opt-out of NYS 2% tax cap
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• It’s the oil companies that are hurting America
• It’s time to educate yourself on your school budget
• Last Hope Animal Rescue fundraiser and luncheon Jan. 29
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Irene Brennan, mother of Lindenhurst Village Mayor, avid gardener and area resident
• Corrections
• Rotary gives check to Historical Society
• How the lawsuits got dumped on Babylon
• BHC psychiatric unit to get new name; hospital set for demolition
• Amityville Village hires law firm to defend itself in landfill lawsuit
• At Your Library This Week
• First Presbyterian Church Game Night Jan. 28
• C OMPASS Drug Awareness program Jan. 23
• Amityville HS advanced placement artists work on display through Feb. 5
• Public Notices
• Amityville Woman’s Club Scholarship for H.S. seniors: all applications accepted till March 31 Temple Sinai community to host Shabbat of Social Justice in Song Jan 27
• Bay Village Civic Association holds monthly meeting
• Maria Regina 50th Alumni Anniv. Jan. 29
• 2012 LIRR Parking Permits
• Catholic Health Services of L.I. sponsors a Spiritual Care Companion program
• Copiague School District to hold kindergarten registration
• L.I. Credo Dinner, Comedy Night and Chinese auction to be held February 25
• Mary P. Myton meets at Avanza Restaurant
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• NA Army Reserve Center to become housing site for veterans
• Car goes on fire on Southern State Parkway
• Brunswick Hospital Center building coming down
• COMING UP...
• St. Martin students present Christmas show
• Army Pfc. Naomi Seabury graduates basic combat training
• Amityville girls soccer team achieves scholar athlete status
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds their annual Christmas luncheon
• Copiague High School holds their annual sports awards dinner
• Richard Schaffer sworn in as Babylon Town Supervisor
• Lean pickins’ for GOP
• Americans are failing to honor the role of God in their lives and in their country
• Oak Beach victims deserve respect from the media
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Andrew N. Purdy, Amityville resident who gave of his time generously to his community
• Ivan Eithel St. Thomas, Amityville resident and educator
• Amityville and Suffolk Police make 13 DWI arrests during holiday crackdown
• Call him "grandpa"
• Richard Schaffer sworn in as Babylon Town Supervisor
• Catholic Health Services of L.I. sponsors Spiritual Care Companion program
• Library
• Public Notices
• New “Run Nassau” series to lead up to Long Island Marathon Festival of Races on May 5-6
• Last Hope Animal Rescue fundraiser and luncheon Jan. 29
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation to hold two programs in January
• Community-based support groups for victims of domestic violence
• Amityville Memorial High School Wrestling Alumni Night Jan 20
• Martin Luther King Birthday celebration at A.M.E. Church Jan 16
• Sen. Fuschillo reminds T.O.B. residents of property tax exemption filing to be in by Mar. 1
• BVAC presents artist Paolo B. Bianchi
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BVCA annual fundraiser to be held Jan. 29
• Eastern Star Supermarket Basket Bash Feb. 10
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville hires law firm to defend it in landfill suit
• Three trucks damaged in fire at Giannini Landscaping, Copiague
• Thomas Spadone honored at Eagle Scout award presentation
• Amityville Middle School students wrap and deliver gifts to younger students
• Copiague High School hosts annual senior-to-senior dinner
• Ralph T. Nocerino honored by Amity Harbor Civic Association
• Lizette Anne Blohm weds Lt. Ryan Robert Reed
• Mary Myton Literary Society meets at the home of Caroline D’Antonio
• Walter G. O’Connell students presented with Suffolk Zone Award
• President Obama’s Attack on the oil companies is hurting America
• Sound sensitive television commercials are on their way
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Nancy R. Sedlack, resident of Amity Harbor with a passion for music
• Elvis birthday show Jan. 8 at St. Paul’s
• Public Notices
• Treasurer Carpenter attends Telecare Awards of Excellence
• Catholic Health Services of Long Island sponsors Spiritual Care Ccompanion program
• Holy Trinity to hold breakfast honoring Dr. Martin Luther King
• Copiague students take the challenge
• Women’s Bible study continues Jan. 13
• Leads ups to Long Island Festival of Races
• Amityville High School hosts free student aid night January 12
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Copiague man struck and seriously injured in Babylon Village on New Year’s Eve
• Family of Staff Sergeant Mary Richardson of Amityville takes Snowball Express Trip
• Amityville Village Board in middle of dispute between condo owners
• Schaffer sworn in as new Town Supervisor
• Sen. Owen Johnson is a grandpa again!
• Dr. David Annunziato, local dedicated pediatrician
• John F. Marcley, former Amityville resident, past Kiwanis president
• Birding and Breakfast Jan. 21
• Treasurer Carpenter advises 2011-12 real property tax due
• Elvis birthday show Jan. 8 at St. Paul's
• Pets,Pets, Pets
• Daniel Deland of Amityville part of Navy’s lacrosse championship team
• Copiague student Santas send Christmas stockings to Afghanistan
• Amityville hosts backpack bash
• Amityville second graders design boats to sail
• Walter G. O’Connell HS Band Parents Association celebrating 20 years
• St. Martin Used Book Fair a success
• Long Island Dahlia Society class Jan. 19
• Grease was the word at Copiague Middle School
• Copiague elementary school students create a winter wonderland
• Amity students wrap gifts for needy children
• Copiague Middle School students write letters to Santa
• Pearl Harbor Day
• Long Island Men's Center hosts holiday gathering
• Bellone to be sworn in as County Executive tomorrow
• Public Notices
• Copiague Middle School students donate ornaments to local nursing homes
• Musicsocials New Year's Eve party
• New Year’s Concert to be performed January 1
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Village Board caught in middle of dispute between Homeowners Association and property owner
• Catherine G. Dobby dies at 93
• Long Island Mens Center hosts holiday gathering
• Local Amityville business celebrates 40th anniversary
• Amityville Woman’s Club tours the churches of
• AWC meets at Unqua Yacht club
• Officer’s death is a reminder of life’s fragility and the power of love
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• A tale of two Christmases
• Babylon Town Tax Receiver reminds residents taxes are due Jan. 10
• Clothing bin thief arrested
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Babylon Town Lights up for the Holidays
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Jose M. Martinez, Sr., Lindenhurst resident, active member of United Methodist Church, Amityville
• Johanna Hislop, Copiague resident, member of St. Martin of Tours R.C. Church Amityville
• Babylon Town lights up for the Holidays
• Amityville Middle School under review by State Ed Department
• Public Notices
• Drive-through Holiday Light Show offered throughout December
• FELD ENTERTAINMENT New Year’s Concert to be performed January 1
• Celebrate Shabbat of Chanukah Dec. 23
• Musicsocials New Year's eve party
• Constantino Brumidi New Year’s Eve Dinner Dance Dec. 31
• Photo
• Celebrate Chanukah at Temple B’nai Torah Friday Dec. 23
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Airman Marvin A. Wilson graduated from basic military training
• Northeast students in Amityville hold Thanksgiving celebration
• Kiwanis installs new members
• Dressing up the Village for fall
• Historical Society 2012 vintage calendar is now available for purchase
• ATA hosts 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Walk
• Amityville High School students in All County concert
• Media is undermining America
• Reader: Legal immigration is still a part of America’s philosophy today
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Public events help bring our communities together
• Halloween display brings cash for charity
• Circle Ministry Thanksgiving
• NC Officer injured after police chase that ends in N. Amityville
• Keith Costantino, lifelong Copiague resident, master butcher and avid fisherman
• ASD ordered to hire forensic computer expert in case brought by fired principal; cost $25K
• Village cautions El Rodeo as it tables request for license extension
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Village Tree Lighting
• Lindenhurst hosting Santa
• OLA K of C hosting Christmas parade
• Babylon Town tree lighting Dec. 2
• Amityville Historical Society open house
• Public Notices
• Article
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Coming up...
• Circle Ministry offers thanks by giving
• Amityville Memorial High School featured on MSG Varsity’s The Marching Bands this Thanksgiving
• The 2011 Ragamuffin Parade held in Amityville Village on October 20th
• North Amityville Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary hosts Movie Night
• Kiwanis Club of Amityville installs Lt. Governor
• The Amityville Woman’s Club October meeting held at Sergio’s
• Mary P. Myton October meeting held at the home of Peggy Crichton
• Local Copiague resident commits to play at the Collegiate Level
• Democrats have flip-flopped on Steve Levy
• American opposition to immigrants is a sad fall from its historical beginnings
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• OWS protestors have trampled on the rights of other Americans
• AMVETS first store to open on Long Island in January
• Help prevent bullying among school-age children
• Daniel Bayon, longtime resident of East Massapequa, served during Korean Conflict and Cuban Missile Crisis
• Copiague holds annual Hall of Fame induction
• Breakfast with Santa Dec. 18
• Woman killed; two Lindy residents injured in car crash in Copiague
• Amityville Police Officer arrests two for break into cars in Nassau
• Copiague holds annual Hall of Fame induction
• CHS holds walk in memory of Christopher Urban
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices
• Become a registered NYS child day care provider
• Breakfast with Santa Dec. 11
• Christmas in the Attic shop to open Dec. 2
• Last Hope Animal Rescue receives grant from Build-A-Bear
• Holiday break mini camp offered for K-5
• Seaford bands perform Dec. 10
• Vendors needed Dec. 7
• Toys for Tots fundraiser dance to be held Dec. 4
• Community Presbyterian Christmas fair Dec. 3
• The James Street Players to perform Forgotten Carols Dec. 2 and 3
• Make reservations for children’s Christmas party with Santa
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• NC Police Officer injured in accident in North Amityville
• Selden woman killed in car crash in Copiague
• Holiday Home Tour cancelled; other fundraisers planned
• Copiague named AP District of the Year
• Election Results, 2011
• Who will be Bellone's temporary replacement until November, 2012?
• Bellone elected next Suffolk County Executive
• St. Martin’s students participate in Project C.A.R.E.
• Eastwood missed the point­— George Bush is to blame
• It’s the power hungry, not the rich, that Americans should challenge
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• All candidates deserve vote of support
• Long Island Air Force presents a Pearl Harbor Memorial Dec. 7
• Elsie M. Tassone, Copiague resident, Copiague Memorial Library employee
• Fred Bott, former longtime Copiague resident and retired Daily News salesman
• Make reservations for children’s Christmas party with Santa
• At The Library
• Toys For Tots fundraiser dance to be held Dec. 4th Vendors needed December 7
• Amityville Celebrates Veterans Day
• Supermarket Wingo Nov. 18
• Suffolk Environmental Center offers programs for all ages
• Become a registered NYS Child Day Care provider
• Fire Island Lighthouse events
• Drop Toys For Tots at Babylon Town Hall
• Wine and cheese social and fundraiser Nov. 20
• Men’s Center of Long Island to host fundraiser Dec. 4
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Hatcher Cuts Through Mt. Sinai to Lead Warriors to the Finals
• Two charged by Amity Police with beak in to cars in Nassau
• Amityvillians collect cash for cancer research
• Amityville holds Veterans Day Services
• And the winning Ragamuffins are....
• COMING UP...
• Local runner scores 1st in annual Grillo & Associates Autism run
• Michael C. Marino, Massapequa High School grad, completes Marine Corps. engineer course
• Adopt-a-Battalion honors St. Martin of Tours school
• Amityville Kiwanis Club installs new officers and board
• Copiague Middle School makes strides for breast cancer research
• Amityville collects national honor in fight against hunger
• Amityville among the best communities for music education
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• A soldier remembers...
• A Town by any other name...
• Another view on the tax and entitlement debate
• Richard Drake: Amityville-area Land Surveyor, Babylon Committeeman
• Amityville Fire Department hosts Fire Prevention contest
• Marion Gosline, former Amityville resident
• Earl Ambrose, former Amityville resident, served in U.S. Army
• Scam against local "savvy" grandmother falls short
• Police arrest copper thief at BHC hospital building
• Babylon Town board passes veterans job protection bill in unanimous vote
• Public Notices
• Vendors needed December 7
• Chinese auction Nov. 19
• Amityville Historical Society offers 2012 calendars
• Copiague student wins County award
• Amityville High School flautist selected for All-State Music Honors
• Copiague MS Principal named “administrator of the year”
• Seaford bands perform Dec. 10
• The James Street Players to perform Forgotten Carols December 2 and 3
• Make reservations for children’s Christmas party with Santa
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• External diploma program offered for adults over 21 years old
• Women’s forum offered Nov. 14
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Brumidi Zumba classes every Wednesday
• Columbiettes Chinese auction November 6
• St. Catherine of Siena residents visit American Air Power Museum
• Bowling event to benefit Alzheimer’s Association to be held November 3
• Police offer tips for a safe Halloween
• Hispanic Heritage Festival October 29
• Work of Amityville HS Artist Selected for NYSSBA Convention
• iToo will miss Steve Jobs
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Libya must move from Gadaffi’s legacy
• Safe Boating Courses
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Catherine Chichester, Amityville resident
• Concussions, a growing health concern being addressed
• Longtime Republican: it’s worth the trip back
• Keeping it all in the family
• County Executive’s race—A sign of the times
• IN THE NEWS
• CSD mulls financial challenges for coming year
• After more than 100 years, Amityville Hose Co. #1 is moving into history
• Copiague HS and Middle School students competed in pentathlon race
• Copiague crowns homecoming King and Queen
• Public Notices
• UNAYO names Powersmith Home Energy Solutions Business of the Year
• Coastal Conservation Association fundraiser to be held November 19
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• A Hal loween story to real ly sink your teeth into
• Tanner Senior Dance Oct. 27
• St. John’s 29th annual Barn Dance November 12
• Craft fair Nov. 5
• Ascension Lutheran offers English classes
• Deborah Hospital Foundation to hold children’s Christmas party with Santa
• Lighthouse ghost stories Oct. 29
• St. Patrick’s Chinese auction November 5
• St. John’s Church to host annual fair Nov. 3
• Copiague named AP District of the Year
• Veteran presents service flag to Town of Babylon
• Coming this weekend
• Babylon Town passes veterans job protection bill
• CSD Stephen Cooney is teacher of the year
• Woman’s Club presents check to Wounded Warriors
• Copiague retirees honored by the BOE
• Amity Womans Club sips tea to toast opening
• DAR visits Coe Hall Mansion
• The Foster Grandparent program in Amityville goes Back to School
• Legislature should adopt my tough balanced budget; it brings recurring savings
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Name it, and it’s an affliction
• Last Hope Animal Rescue 30th anniversary dinner Nov. 10
• Last Hope offers free rabies vaccine clinic Oct. 23
• Harriet Morrel, art therapist, Brunswick Hospital
• S.C. Legislature, 15th District
• Babylon Town candidates talk taxes: Groh, Gargiulo square off against Gordon, Donnelly
• IN THE NEWS
• Public Notices
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Night at the Races to be held October 23
• North Babylon Community Youth Services to host halloween party October 31
• NAFCO to hold adult halloween party Oct. 29
• Copiague High School kicks for cancer
• Amateur Radio Club prepares for simulated emergency
• Decorate Amityville Oct. 22
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Science of Spirituality sponsors a day of wellness
• Columbiettes Chinese auction November 6
• Teachers Federal Credit Union presents check to Nursing Center
• St. Patrick’s to hold Chinese auction Nov. 5
• LI Men’s Center to hold fundraiser Dec. 4
• Grace Community Church enjoys Fish Fry
• Two men arrested in separate speeding and DWI incidents
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BaCCA annual Harvest Moon Gala at Chateau La Mer Oct. 27
• Lauder Museum Psychic Night Oct. 21 open to trick or treaters Oct. 29
• VFW Post 7279 Night at the Races Oct. 15
• Islip Town Apple Festival Oct. 15
• A medical warning for video gamers
• Family caregivers face pain challenges
• New Yorkers, especially seniors, should take precautions against falls
• Ladies Auxiliary Chinese Auction Oct. 21
• Women’s Empowerment Forum Oct. 17
• Good Samaritan Hospital Women’s Social Breakfast Oct. 25
• Good Samaritan Hospital Caregiver Classes from Oct. 12 to Nov. 16
• Amityville Making Strides Beach Walk Oct. 16
• America’s Boating Course Oct 15, 22 and 29
• PET EXPO
• Farmingdale State College and Long Island Volunteer Center Volunteer Fair Oct. 20
• Public Notices
• Amityville Rotary hosts annual Apple Fest
• St. Martin of Tours car wash a splashing success
• Park Ave. Elementary School students study butterflies
• Copiague retirees honored by the board of education
• Jessica Feehan
• Scholars in the News
• Amityville school district doors opens first on Long Island for 2011-12 school year
• Amity students fuel idea of going green with algae
• Amityville High School students are praised
• Beacon got it wrong: Obama is nothing more than a unconscionable capitalist
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• He dreamed of what could be
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Dr. Robert Bergmann, Massapequa Ophthalmologist
• Councilwoman Gordon to be deployed; U.S. Reservist running for seat next month
• Residents in Ketcham Avenue looking for relief from traffic congestion
• Bellone outlines Veterans Protection bill at press conference today
• Chinese auction Oct. 9
• Historical Society offers program
• Amity artists host gala
• VFW Post 7223 celebrates 65 years October 22
• Hot Laps
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• A Vow To Wow
• Untitled
• Pre-Wedding Beauty Tips for the Bride
• Brides save money and time planning their wedding online
• St. Martin of Tours car wash a splashing success
• Park Ave. Elementary School students study butterflies
• Copiague retirees honored by the board of education
• Public Notices
• The blissful experience of a morning sail
• Long Island’s finest season
• Mary Johnson, longtime member of American Legion Ladies Post 390
• This week’s Calendar
• Election watch: Could Bellone's popularity work against him? Town GOP candidates hold meet and greet; taxes on tap
• NA woman killed in one-car crash
• NAFCo Vamps battle house blaze; three firefighters slightly injured
• Bellone, Carpenter talk taxes in SC Exec's race by Carolyn James Lawmakers: Levy budget would put County in red
• Brunswick seeks okay to expand parking plan
• AMHS to Host College Fair tomorrow
• Free luncheon for veterans Nov. 3
• Bridie O’Neill to wed Mark Ledwell
• Ecology Club cleans up Copiague coast
• Students dig into community garden at Copiague High School
• Amityville HS and Edmund W. Miles MS induct Honor Society Members
• Car wash fundraiser raises over $1,100 for PAMES playground
• Myton holds opening tea
• School begins at Grace Church Day School
• Tax Foundation statistics don’t tell the true story
• Gary Mims and Bob Gebbia win the Doppy Open Golf Tournament
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Village should consider other options for parking lot on Merrick Road
• Constantino Brumidi Lodge Hope for the Warriors® Nov. 19
• Congregation Beth-El vendors needed for holiday boutique
• Sen. Fuschillo offers mobile office hours at Amityville Library
• Adelphi offers a Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program
• Shelter Link Adopt-a-thon at Islip Animal Shelter Oct. 15
• American Legion Antique and Modern Arms Show Oct. 2
• Former Lindenhurst resident, Gladys Schrader
• Number of unemployed on Long Island continues to increase
• In his Memory: Photography show features local artist
• Warriors win Homecoming game; defeat Babylon Panthers 24-14
• Public Notices
• Craft vendors needed for Apple Fest Oct. 15
• Chinese Auction, Fashion Show and dinner Oct. 14
• Apple Fest October 15
• Free car seat safety check September 30
• Science of Spirituality Center hosts festival
• Chinese auction Oct 1
• Elvis Time costume party Oct. 30
• SJB Class of 1971 reunion
• Caring for the Caregiver program offered Oct. 15
• Deer Park Community Center Haunted House opens Oct. 1
• Flashing Lights Extravaganza Sept. 30
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• St. Martin's School swears in Safety Patrol
• Readers appreciate special 9/11 memorial edition
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Economic picture not so rosey
• Last Hope Animal Rescue fourth Annual Golf Outing October 3
• West Islip Breast Cancer Coalition Candle Lighting Ceremony Oct. 2
• John William Bergen, raised in Amityville, served in the U.S. Navy
• S.C. Veterans invited to Family Picnic at Town Hall on Saturday
• Fired ASD Northwest Principal fighting for her job; hearings underway
• Bringing the 9/11 experience to ASD students
• Village looking to recoup costs for repairing damage from Hurricane Irene
• At Yout Local Library
• Photo
• Scholars in the News
• Public Notices
• Cut Heating Costs - Winterize Your Home
• Remodel Without Regret
• West Islip Country Fair Sept. 25
• Babylon History Museum to offer trolley tours
• Eastern Star Supermarket Basket Bash Sept. 23
• BACCA Just Acting Class for teens Sept. 29 to Nov.
• Amityville Library Homework Help Day Sept. 26
• Captree Boating and Jet-ski classes Sept.24 and Oct 1
• Vendors needed for October fair
• Free car seat safety check Sept. 30
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Hearings underway on firing of ASD Northwest Principal Stacy Fisher
• Manor Art Show
• The At tacks on Sep tember 11, 2001
• Petraeus ceremony too lavish during these difficult times
• Letter writer on the mark: We do need to take better care of our beaches
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• They showed the best in us
• Broadlawn Manor offers seniors an Adult Day Health Center
• Ombudsman Program of Suffolk County is seeking volunteers
• Good Samaritan Hospital offers classes for caregivers
• Our Lady of Consolation seeks senior and student volunteers
• Bruce E. MacGill, former Amityville Village Clerk and Historical Society President
• Supplement and video for 9/11 are online now
• Amityville Little League wins District 34 championship
• Photo
• Amityville Village remembers
• Homes in Village burglarized during Hurricane Irene
• Public Notices
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hot Laps
• Copiague Funeral Director Beatrice Lewanduski elected President of the NYS Funeral Directors Assoc.
• Cathy Kreger to play the September BACCA 4th Friday concert
• Public Notices
• SCPD to Crack Down on School Zone Driving Violations; Operation Safe School Zone to Take Effect September 7
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Police help launch AAA’s “School’s Open-Drive Carefully” Campaign
• Waves of Hope
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Babylon Town gets Homeland Security grant
• LIPA kept us in the dark, say officials
• ASD gears up for Friday night football and Homecoming
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Our people and our country are stronger after facing Leviathan
• Catholic Health Services Spiritual Care Companion Program Sept. 17
• Mary Heus, former Amityvillian
• Elizabeth Patwell, former Amityville resident
• Ron Pagliarulo, Amity resident and businessman
• Bereavement group meets 9/12
• Babylon Town To Hold 9/11 ceremony at Cedar/Overlook beaches Sunday, Sept. 11th
• Women’s Forum on financial wellness Sept. 19
• Double quartet performs at Bristal in Massapequa
• CYO basketball registration
• Hot Laps
• PETS FOR ADOPTION
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Edgewood residents looking for help with noise
• Ready for another great school year in Amityville
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Ann McGreevey, former Amityville resident and employee
• Mary Crews, Amityville resident, founding member of Bethel Church’s Gospel Choir
• Ray Gerber, longtime Amityville resident, World War II Veteran
• Irene spends some time in Amityville
• IN THE NEWS
• Bellone off and running for County Executive; Republicans at his heels on some major issues
• Public Notices
• Tab collection for children
• St. Patrick’s thrift shop Sept. 3
• 9/11 Memorial at Cedar Beach to be held September 10
• Vendors needed
• Labor Day Activities at Republic’s Air Power Museum
• Town of Babylon offers historic trolley bus tours
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hot Laps
• At The Library
• Back to School Fest at Bolden Mack Park on September 3
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Concert to benefit 9/11 veterans to be held September 10
• Babylon H.S. reunion
• College Fair September 15
• Senior Dance at Tanner Park
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• CYO basketball registration
• Register for the Babylon Autumn Surf Fishing Cup competition
• Prisoner of War vigil to take place September 9-10
• Suffolk PAL offers summer fishing trip
• Scout helps Habitat for Humanity
• Col. Gilbert Potter Chapter and DAR held annual luncheon
• The President should lead
• Readers Commentary Fuschillo applauds Governor for signing MTA’s no-smoking law
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Public Notices
• At The Library
• St. Paul’s holding gospel concert August 28th
• NAFCo Ladies Auxiliary hosting outdoor family movie night this Sunday
• Charlie Lee, Amityville resident, local restaurant owner
• Angela Brandine of Copiague, worked at Busy Bee Mall in Massapequa
• Editorial:
• SmartBoards donated to St. Martins School
• Copiague HS inducts twenty-seven into the National Honor Society
• Miles Middle School hosts career fair
• Michael Durnin interns with District Attorney
• Paumanake Pow Wow has one good day!
• Movie starring Julianne Moore filmed at Oak Beach Road last week
• Sentencing of Park Avenue Elementary School Assistant Principal postponed
• IN THE NEWS
• AMHS Hall of Fame to induct first group of honorees
• And two sets of twins makes six
• Back to School for Amityville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Tremors from earthquake felt locally
• Tremors from earthquake felt locally
• Amityville School Principal sentencing postponed
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hot Laps
• BBC lauds State Attorney General’s move against “sham” charity
• Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Suzanne “Sue” Gosline, former resident of Amityville
• Public Notices
• Multi-family garage sale Aug. 21
• Amity Police Dept. offers safety advice for kids
• North Amityville Nite Out
• North Amityville Fire Company volunteers battle two house fires within hours of each other; one under investigation
• Man steals car to rob pharmacy
• Army Sgt. Webster decorated with the Meritorious Service Medal
• North Amityville Fire Company announces the recipients of their first Scholarship Fund
• Copiague seniors sign letters of intent to play collegiate basketball
• Leg. Gregory is keynote speaker at National Honor Society induction ceremony
• Copiague kindergarten and first grade students celebrate 100th day of school
• St. Martin’s School holds annual Mother/Son Bowling Day
• Amityville middle school health teacher receives March of Dimes Golden Appple Award
• We need to take better care of our precious beaches
• Enforcement needed
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Jean Noble, Amityville resident, loving homemaker
• John Raffloer, former Amityville resident, veteran
• Grace Community Christian Ministries hosts annual awards banquet & ceremony
• Hope for Youth names new board members
• Summer Sail Daze!
• Troop 84 and Amityville Lions Club tour State Capitol
• Great South Bay Radio Club participates in annual exercise
• Last Hope Animal Rescue will hold a jewelry sale August 14
• Sen. Fuschillo and CCMAC team up to provide free skin cancer program
• Amityville Woman’s Club held its Summer Supper Party at the Pappas Pavilion
• Public Notices
• Military bridge Aug. 25
• Free Classic Movie Night on August 11
• St. John’s High School reunion August 20
• Vegas Night August 12
• Bi-weekly dances for seniors offered at Tanner Park
• Paumanauke Pow Wow to be held August 13-14
• POW/MIA Vigil Sept. 9-10
• Free Dahlia exhibition Aug. 18
• Volunteers needed
• St. Martin of Tours celebrates the Class of 2011
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Pet columnist unveils historical search for Westminster Kennel Club in Babylon
• Our Lady of Consolation offers discounted meals for seniors
• Hot Laps
• At The Library
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Two men shot in Copiague
• Two men shot in Copiague
• Babylon Town welcomes its wounded warriors
• 2011 Babylon to the Beaches Soldier Ride
• AMHS student wins building bridges award for volunteerism and civility
• Leg. Gregory hosts “lunch and learn” Alzheimer’s and caregiving program
• North Shore LIJ nurses hold anti-smoking carnival with Amityville elementary school
• Amityville’s Special Olympics tennis player Sabrina Walker returns from Greece
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• American Legion and Babylon Town to hold a POW/MIA Vigil Sept. 9
• Free seminar of elder law estate planning Aug. 16
• Is something wrong with American Justice System?
• Our Country’s two-party system is not serving the interests of America
• Editorial:
• U.S. Power Squadron offers Safe Boating courses
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament will be held August12
• Nathaniel “Nat” Ober, formerASD Superintendent, marched with MLK
• Good Samaritan Hospital volunteer honored for saving the life of friends mauled by bear
• Amityville ZBA stands firm against 6-foot fences
• Amityville Artists Circle gives out Senior Awards
• Race for Babylon Town Council starts off with some controversy
• Copiague schools announce fall sports physicals
• At The Library
• Free forum on debt Aug. 15
• OLA Feast August 14
• St. John’s High School reunion Aug. 20
• Family Festival and Pet Expo September 17
• Copiague students remember America’s heroes
• Organic gardening classes
• Public Notices
• Hot Laps
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Beach exhibit at Lauder Museum
• Become a register NYS child day care provider
• NAFCO Fish & Chicken Fry July 30
• Get LI’s Home-Grown Goodness ­— close to home
• Verizon and Susan G. Kormen for the Cure organization team up for breast care awareness
• Korean War ceremony July 31
• At The Library
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Sixty-Four students inducted into Copiague MS National Junior Honor Society
• Public Notices
• Babylon Welcomes its Wounded Warriors
• Copiague Schools Class of 2011:
• Amityville Memorial High School Class of 2011:
• FHA regulations are in line with private lenders
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• John Devine, Amityville resident
• Photo
• ASD settles with DEC in Babylon landfill case
• It Takes a Team
• Amityville Village Supports Soldier Ride
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Public Notices
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• RIVERHEAD RACEWAY
• Copiague track team remembers a lost friend
• Edmund W. Miles students show it’s as easy as Pi
• Josephine Rinaldo Smith, music lover, teacher and one of Babylon’s 100 Most Influential People
• Ensuring pool safety is an exercise in adult vigilance
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• IN THE NEWS
• St. Martin's School thanks its supporters
• APD Sgt. Dennis D'Amico retires after 36 years
• Town adopts Home Share Program for senior citizens
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Town’s plan for multi-family housing meets the needs of today’s residents
• Editorial:
• Louis Catapano, WWII Veteran, Amityville resident
• Free concert at Heckscher Park July 16
• Pastor Kirton leads invocation
• Public Notices
• Gregory’s office collecting school supplies
• Woman attacked with meat cleaver in Amityville; husband arrested and charged
• AMITYVILLE HISTORICAL HERITAGE FAIR 2011
• Grace Community Church in Amityvillle is hosting bus trip for Christian fellowship
• At The Library
• AMITYVILLE VILLAGE CELEBRATES JULY FOURTH
• Local blood drive July 18th
• Michele Darby Named Miles Middle School Principal
• Park Avenue Elementary School students honor veterans; hold annual Field Day
• Town defends lawsuit to protect Green Homes program
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Hot Laps
• Woman struck in face with meat cleaver in Amityville
• Suffolk OTB Belmont Stakes wagers surpasse last year's bets
• Copiague HS track brings home the Gold
• Readers Commentary Retiree wants to ensure that Medicare is protected
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Last Hope Animal Rescue Wine Tasting event July 15
• Constantino Brumidi Bingo every Monday evening in July and August
• Constantino Brumidi to host Friday Las Vegas Nights
• John Fahey, proud Irishman and loving family patriach
• Judith Pennell Bates of Amityville, mother of 6, bowler and tennis player
• Local skateboarders lament closing of park
• Amityville Village Board looks to acquire property for parking on Merrick Road
• IN THE NEWS
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• BACCA presents NY Funk Exchange July 22
• Free financial wellness seminar
• Scout soars to Eagle for making dog run
• Northeast Elementary loves books
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Running Club takes step to help “Opening Word” program
• Copiague resident receives manager of the year award
• L.I. Federation of Women’s Clubs held it’s annual convention
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Village Celebrates Fourth of July
• Patriotism forged in the simple joys of childhood spent at Jones Beach
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Happy Birthday, Uncle Sam
• Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Mary Schweizer, Crossing Guard, Amityville resident
• Joan Walters, first president of the Amityville Ladies Auxiliary
• Village of Amityville Farmers market every Friday starting July 1
• Scholars in the News
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices
• Arts in the Park
• Free VBS from June 27 to July 1
• Suffolk County P.A.L. offers Swim for Survival Program
• BINGO!
• WB Class of 1981 reunion planned
• Fire Island Lighthouse July fun
• Music Socials singles needed
• Free skin cancer screening program
• Amityville artists hold Arts in the Park
• Amityville's Middle School students produce weekly newscast
• Village defends challenge against Richmond Auto Body decision
• IN THE NEWS
• John Smith sworn in as APD Sergeant
• AMITYVILLE ROTARY CLUB HOSTS 2011 GIFT OF LIFE DINNER & AUCTION
• Calendar of Events
• Our Lady of Assumption R.C. Church in Copiague gets new Pastor
• Amityville Woman’s Club donates to Wounded Warriors
• Troop 284 roughs it at Winter Camp
• Local County Officials attend the Eagle Scout Court of Honor
• AWC presents the First Adrienne Miller scholarships to local students
• Senator Owen H. Johnson visits with Copiague Firemen
• Copiague School District holds its College Day and planning event
• On a positive note for Amityville Schools...
• Our Police serve their community in many ways
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Flying in the face of government’s ability to get something done
• Editorial:
• Mother’s Against Drunk Driving hosts annual “Walk Like Madd” event
• Science of Spirituality to hold a Youth Angels Day on June 25
• Amityville school district offers a free summer feeding program
• Art Show at Lauder Museum Babylon Town approves enhanced Green Homes regulations
• John Cheviot, Amityville resident and priest
• Umpa completes flight training
• Amityville home on historic registry
• Village hears concerns for parking on Merrick Road; board now looks for solutions
• LI Ducks visit members of the Comprehensive Care Management program in Amityville
• Long Island teacher grants available through NEFCU’s Funding Your Ideas grant program
• Public Notices
• Fundraiser event for Lauder Museum
• Woman’s Club announces Scholarship winners
• Mary Myton Literary Society meets
• Safe boating courses to be held
• Town of Babylon Farmers Market re-opens July 9
• Singles network volunteers needed
• Crimes Stoppers increases reward for info on homicides dicovered on Ocean Parkway
• USS Elokomin to host a reunion Sept. 27
• Eastern Star to host a Chinese auction to be held July 15
• Casting call for weight loss talk show
• BACCA awards artists June 24
• Car wash fundraiser for school playground June 18
• Ladies Auxiliary of the Brumidi Lodge to host a social ballroom June 26
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Junior Lifeguard Tournament at Jones Beach July 11
• Long Island for People with Disabilities presents 2011 Independence Expo
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pet Columnist Joanne Anderson to speak
• Car wash fundraiser for school playground June 18
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church to host USA Tornado Fundraiser Concert June 24
• Amityville’s finest carry the torch for Special Olympics
• Babylon Village Arts Council film festival presents Wasteland June 22
• Lindenhurst Historical Society to hold quarterly meeting June 23
• Nazarene Church vacation bible school begins June 27
• THE AMHS CLASSOF 1971 “40TH REUNION”
• Great South Bay Amateur Radio Club demonstration June 25 and 26
• Copiague School District holds its College Day and planning event
• LEGAL AND PUBLIC NOTICES
• Tent sale to be held June 18
• Babylon Chamber of Commerce to hold inaugural meeting June 21
• Government has to watch the pennies as well as the dollars
• It’s time we stand up and support our military and our country
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Police seat belt crackdown underway
• Editorial:
• St. Martin to hold blood drive
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition Walk to be held Sat., June 18
• Epilepsy Foundation of L.I. needs volunteers
• George Nifenecker, Babylon resident, U.S Merchant Marine, avid fisherman
• NAFCo to host Comedy Event
• Town looks to rezone site in West Babylon for multi-family housing
• AMHS students win County anti-bias award
• IN THE NEWS
• Amityville Rotary honors Andy Powell
• Amityville takes input from businesses, residents on parking concerns
• Safe Boating Course at AMHS next week
• Copiague and Amityville residents celebrate Memorial Day
• Memorial Day Services
• Memorial Day in Amityville Village, 2011
• Great Weather; Great Fair! June 4th
• Writer had it wrong; Congressman Pete King has it right
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• John Lieblang, Amityville resident, WWII Army Veteran, funeral director and Professor at Farmingdale State University
• Rev. John Jackson, Pastor of New Hope International Baptist Church in Amityville
• Copiague Schools induct honor society members
• Runners and walkers compete in Great South Bay 5K Run in Amityville
• Corrections
• CSD board member Everett Newman honored
• Ellen Ricciuti given Masons award
• Wilson Tech offers students summer classes beginning July 11
• Copiague residents meet with Sen. Fuschillo
• Public Notices
• Amityville School District Summer Feeding Program offers free meals to children
• Senior Center Trip
• LIMC meets June 16
• Meditation workshop series begins June 14
• N. Amity Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary to host pancake breakfast June 12
• Amity High School 50th reunion
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• King is practicing divisive politics
• Are we living the moral of a sad story?
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Race in the Suburbs: A decade later; ERASE Celebrating Anniversary
• Editorial:
• Joan Rapczyk, St. Martin’s Eucharistic Minister
• Fritz Della Penna, Amityville Postal Clerk, longtime Amityville resident
• Arthur Smith, former Amityville resident, served in the U.S. Navy
• Fire hits businesses on Broadway
• IN THE NEWS
• Babylon Town announces establishment of veterans home ownership assistance program
• BBCC Thank You event
• Amityville Historical Society Annual Heritage Fair June 4
• Public Notices
• Comedy Night June 18
• Big Al’s Family Fitness hosts fundraiser
• Amityville youngsters see the magic behind making smart decisions
• Our Lady of Consolation Strawberry Festival June 4
• Horseshoe Crab program June 11
• NAFCo Ladies Auxiliaryto host Pancake breakfast
• Women’s Empowerment Forum to be held June 20 ELDER- ADVICE CARE
• Free health screening offered on June 5
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Let’s remember...and celebrate... Memorial Day
• Public Notices
• Leapin’ Lizards! Amityville High School’s Annie is a hit
• Register for Robert Moses Golf Outing
• BBPWA to award scholarshup at June 17 luncheon
• Amityville High School 50th reunion
• Suffolk ASAFA Lions Club holds community access forum
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Comedy Night June 18
• North Amityville Community Festival to be held June 4
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Republicans need to get serious about tax subsidies that bring pain at the pump
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Fashion show and fundraiser to be held June 9
• Free community health screening at Miles Middle school June 8
• Mildred Corbett, Amityville mother, Grandmother to many
• Duke Huyler, longtime Amityville resident, Auto Mechanic
• Shane Cotrone, former Amityville resident, automotive technician
• Amityville HS and MS students show off their math skills
• Copiague library to get 90K for improvements
• Epps, Moss win historical victory in last week's school board elections
• Michele Anne Pirozzi to wed James Hansel
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Other thoughts...
• Editorial:
• Little Flower Day Care offers classes for those interested in becoming NYS Child Care providers
• Military promotions for local volunteers...
• Obama got Osama, now can we end the war in the Middle East?
• U.S. Coast Guard Auxillary Basic Boating Course to begin June 18
• Long Island National Cemetery Memorial Day Service May 29
• Joanne Gosline, grew up in Amityville, graduate of the Queen of Holy Rosary Academy
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Teen theatre awards May 24
• Calendar of Events
• Suffolk ASAFA Lions Club holds installation ceremony
• Public Notices
• Wiley students send random cards of kindness
• EMMS candidates debate issues
• Amityville students love healthy hearts
• St. Martin students participate in The Eugene Reichenthal Recorder Festival
• Copiague students take place first
• Join Last Hope Animal Shelter’s celebration of its new home June 4
• Join Last Hope Animal Shelter’s celebration of its new home June 4
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society meets
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds April meeting at Unqua
• USS Columbus Reunion planned for September 21
• St. John’s hosts Strawberry Festival May 22
• Northside Elementary School reunion planned for June 10
• Amityville Soccer
• Amityville & More
• Cultural community exchanges continue to cultivate character at AMHS
• A “thank you” to the troops
• Amityville Historical Society to publish local directory
• APOs arrest subject delivering Internet-ordered prostitute
• APO make arrest for promoting prostitution
• Amityville's Ellen Ricciuti honored by Masonic Lodge
• Copiague man and two others charged with burglary in Nassau
• Copiague library to get state construction grant
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• 5K run/walk May 21
• AMHS 50th reunion
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Elvis Tribute at St. Paul’s Church May 22
• Mother’s DDay Tea event offffered May 16
• L.I. Green Homes Program donates mugs to senior center
• St. John’s Lutheran Senior Choir presents Opera Night May 15
• Public Notices
• Fond memories of “Nails”
• Social Security and Medicare are endangered programs
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Memorial service May 28th for former Amityville resident Betty Shave
• Blood drive to be held June 1
• Art Show in Babylon Village May 14
• Correction:
• North Amityville man shot outside his home
• Charles Corey, former North Amityville resident, Fire Captain
• APD and Suffolk Police take part in national seat belt enforcement program
• Multiple accidents keep police, vamps busy, tie up traffic on Sunrise Hwy.
• ASD incumbents Walters and Egglinger face challenge from Moss, Epps
• Town sets Earth Day events for Saturday
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Save the old ,29 Packard
• S.C. Exec Steve Levy upheld the law, not hatred
• Editorial:
• Christina Renna Foundation tees off against childhood cancer
• Sheila D’Aguilar, former North Amityville resident, Brunswick Hospital employee
• Fay L. D’Agostino Valentino, loving Copiague matriarch
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• Boating course offered
• Babylon Town taxes due by May 31
• Long Island Travel Guide now available
• Community Presbyterian Church Dinner Comedy Show
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• ASD Superintendent to give budget presentation
• L& B Mercury in West Babylon closing doors in tough economy
• Unemployment rates for March lower than last year
• Ellen Ricciuti to be honored for service by Amityville Masonic Lodge
• Car hits pole; strikes parked cars in Amityville
• Amityville Village Board approves 9.73% tax-rate increase
• Man shot in North Amityville
• Photos
• Copiague’s Jaime Aponte graduates basic training
• DAR enjoys colonial bottle program
• Deborah Hospital Foundation craft fair and Duck Race June 4
• Rocking at Ollie’s May 22 to benefit breast cancer fundraiser
• Amityville Woman’s Club delivers “bags of love” to vets
• St. Martin of Tours school student wins first place in Covanta’s Fifth annual Recycling Poster Contest
• DECA students at Walter G. O’Connell in Copiague represent district at State Competition
• Civil War studies and a fresh perspective on the Military at Amityville HS
• St. Martin of Tours School celebrates its 90th Anniversary... Honors students and staff
• Public, first and foremost wants officials who are honest
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Liliane Kegis Atwood, former Amityville resident
• Clare Braunstein, Amityville Temple Sinai member, accomplished editor and cook
• NA seniors visit Town Hall
• Scholars in the News
• Tree crushes car in storm Copiague girl finds joy in making, sharing Easter palm crosses
• Villages, schools face suit­— again—over landfill use
• Copiague cheerleaders in the news
• Amityville celebrates Arbor Day
• Toys of Hope Children’s Charities needs vendors
• Our Lady of Grace hosts Dinner and Show May 20
• At The Library
• Public Notices
• Ascension Lutheran Church blood drive May 4
• A Taste of Judaism...Are You Curious?
• Miles Drama Club to perform “Into The Woods” April 29 – 30
• Mustangs registration begins April 29
• Agencies “Stand Down” to assist veterans in need April 29
• USS Columbus Reunion planned for September 21
• Berner High School Reunion to be held July 30
• Rotary Club holds food drive
• Meditation workshop May 3
• Fire Co. Plant Sale May 7
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• L&B Mercury in West Babylon closing its doors
• Is Spring finally here?
• Landfill lawsuit dumped on Villages, Schools —again
• Agencies Stand Down for veterans in need
• Artists Circle hosts Spring exhibit
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Thomas E. Dineen, resident of Amityville, Vietnam War Veteran
• Nicholas Squicciarini, Amityville resident, owned Amity Harbor Beverage
• A tree falls in Amityville
• Aviation security efforts need to be revisited
• Sweeney wins fight to protect citizens from pollution
• Let’s all pull together
• Editorial:
• Bikeways and Trailways maps are now available
• Boating safety class offered in Amityville Village
• ATA members build home, heal hearts
• ATA and ASD at odds over hard pay freeze to save teaching jobs
• CSD looks at cuts to pare down budget
• Egg Hunt Sunday
• Bellone wins LICA award
• Village officials tame tax rate impact to 9 percent increase
• Public Notices
• Toys of Hope Children’s Charities needs vendors
• Help out Earth Day in Amityville
• Copiague Library budget vote and trustee election Tuesday April 26
• Dinner and Comedy show May 6
• Did you “Rock and Roll All Night” with KISS in Amityville?
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Junior Ranger Day on Fire Island April 23
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Brownstones Coffee in Amityville donates money to Autism Speaks
• St. Martin’s School students prepare for their First Holy Communion
• Copiague students making the right choices
• Christopher McCarthy has joined Harvest Power in Bay Shore
• Rich is not an evil word
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• New York should recognize intentional collisions as crimes
• Editorial:
• Free blood pressure screening at the West Islip library
• Commodity Supplemental offers free food for seniors
• Thelma Brice, Amityville volunteer, and Sunday School teacher
• Fay Vaughan, former Amityville resident, at 84
• OLA to hold Chinese Auction
• Fundraiser held for Walter G. O'Connell scholarship
• Mayor's Trophy Challenge Friday
• Photo
• Discrimination suit with firefighters settled
• Hospital association offers $2,000 scholarship
• BACCA presents Who Knew? A Baby Boomers Lament April 16
• Deborah Hospital Foundation needs vendors
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• At The Library
• BVCA Spring Cleanup event to be held April 30
• Leg. Gregory speaks at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. rememberance ceremony
• Public Notices
• Kiwanis Club offering Achievement Awards
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• US Power Squadron offers safe boating courses
• Holistic Health Fair April 18
• Our Lady of Consolation Blood drive April 20
• 13th Annual Spring Eggstravaganza April 16
• Win a Hyundai Sonata
• Vegas Night April 15 YOU A DO OR
• Annual Egg Hunt at Belmont Lake State Park
• Concert for Japanese tsunami victims at BACCA Arts Center April 17
• Navy-Marine Corps reunion
• Amityville Woman’s Club holding philanthropies luncheon May 4th
• OLC offers bereavement support
• Meditation workshops to be offered at Science of Spirituality
• Babylon Town sponsoring Global Youth Service Day
• Local meetings coming up next week
• Tree falls during last night's storm
• Amityville Village Board working to bring in reasonable budget increase
• Amityville Chamber hosts Networking event
• Babylon American Legion Ladies Auxiliary to host Chinese Auction
• Warrior Winter Track Stars Honored
• SOCCER NEWS
• Mary P. Myon Literary Society holds monthly meeting
• Amityville students get a touch of African culture
• St. Martin of Tours students participates in Ice Hockey tournament
• Amityville athletes are in the zone
• St. Martin school students prepare for their first holy communion
• Copiague students making the right choices
• Amityville’s Park Avenue School appealing to donors for playground
• Cartoon did not outline broader picture of problems in our schools
• Levy legacy questioned
• Let’s all share the pain
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• William Joseph Eastwood, longtime Amityville resident, bowling alley manager and proprietor
• Dollar sale at Good Samaritan Thrift Store in Babylon Village
• Joan Miga, Copiague resident, former luncheonette owner, school cafeteria cook
• At The Library
• Vendors needed for local craft fair
• Amityville Historical Easter Basket Raffle
• Social Security seminar on April 14 at the Irish Coffee pub in East Islip
• Amityville & More
• Public Notices
• BACCA presents mystery
• Lauder Museum to host art event
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Village sets budget hearing; thanks Trustee Joe Slack
• County to use new technology in fight against violence
• Following Levy surprise, Carpenter throws hat into ring
• ASD officials outline budget picture as they move through process
• St. Martin's CYO BBall players are undefeated
• Positive reaction over editorial cartoon
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• The millionaires are causing class warfare
• Guest Editorial:
• Guest Editorial:
• Dorothy Pauley, longtime Amityville resident, area Artist
• Peter Masterson of Amityville, World War II Veteran
• Valerie Dickens, longtime Amityville resident, loving wife
• LI Homes completes study on senior services
• USCG and AFD host Safe Boating Course
• Copiague H.S. student wins graphic arts competition
• Amity Library vote for budget trustees and energy-saving construction set for April 5th
• St. Martin's kids on skates
• Public Notices
• New Initiative Aims To Save More Lives From Sudden Cardiac Arrest
• National Survey Sheds Light On Top Concerns Of Alzheimer’s Disease Caregivers
• Scholarship available
• Library book sale April 2
• The real cost of an indoor tan
• WBHS Class of 1981 reunion to be held July 30
• Homemakers meet April 6
• Dixieland NewYork tour for seniors May 21
• Zumba at Christ Episcopal April 3
• Mardi Gras dance to be held April 9
• Antique and modern arms show April 10
• Pasta night and concert April 8
• Knights of Columbus celebrates silver anniversary
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Dinner fundraiser being held April 9th
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Carpenter to make run for Suffolk County Executive
• Amityville Village in "painful" budget process
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Historical Society needs volunteers
• Bilingual anti-drug forum at CHS Thursday, March 31st
• Lindenhurst Historical Society meets March 29
• NAFCo to host Supermarket Bingo Saturday, March 26th
• Annie comes to AMHS this weekend
• SERVICES?American Legion hosts a Night PROCESS? at the Races on March 26 & RESOURCES! INCOME,
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition cooks for a cause on May 10
• Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition holds a 2Day Walk
• Brumidi Vegas Night March 25
• Conklin House to host art show starting March 25
• Green Party of Suffolk annual meeting March 26
• Amityville Artists Circle needs Artists
• Catholic Health Services of Long Island is sponsoring a Spiritual Care Companion Program
• Public Notices
• Jake Behan to wed Lindsey Bohrer - Yardley
• Big Time Rush stars sign autographs at Westfield Sunrise Mall
• Senator Owen H. Johnson applauds Copiague HS top 10 students
• Local Students compete in LI spelling Bee
• Legislator Gregory visits St. Martin of Tours School
• Scholars in the News
• Citizens need to understand challenges facing schools
• More reader anger over editorial cartoon
• More reader anger over editorial cartoon
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Linda Leahy, longtime Amityville resident, retired Long Island school teacher
• A Golden Apple for Amityville Schools
• Students from St. Martin of Tours enjoy a day of Ice Skating at Marjorie Post Park
• County moves to ban burning at Bergen Point
• Babylon and County Police take new tactic against illegal massage parlors
• Casserly and Siry elected; bond proposal goes down
• North Amityville and Wyandanch to get technology to reduce shooting statistics
• "Annie" comes to Amityville Memorial High School
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• The Long Island Men’s Center meets March 17 at new location
• L.I. Music Lover’s expo March 20
• Public Notices
• Kathleen Gorman, former Amityville resident, loving mother and grandmother
• Beecher Greenman, founder of Babylon engineering firm Greenman Pedersen; graduate of Babylon High School
• Others call cartoon offensive
• Reader appreciated editorial on school budgets...
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• Amityville Rotary and SCNB give out scholarships to AMHS seniors heading to college
• Amityville Little League is still a hit, even after 60 years
• String of bank robberies hit the area; three arrests made
• Siry, Casserly, win seats on Amityville Village Board
• Babylon Town Celebrates Black History Month
• Amityville adults and students love books
• Head of the class at Walter G. O’Connell H.S.
• Copiague students selected to participate in the SCMEA All-County Festival
• A day of mid-year staff development in Amityville School District
• A trip down Amityville’s Memory Lane
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• The Record endorses Peter Casserly and Dennis Siry
• BEACON Biz Beat
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Correction:
• Patricia Behr, Amityville resident, Woman’s Club member and Water Authority employee
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Police seek help to solve 2008 fatal hit-and-run
• Science of Spirituality Community Retreat scheduled for March 19
• Stop World Hunger tennis tournament March 19
• Supermarket Bingo and Chinese Auction March 11th
• A night of patriotic music
• Will the two "Steves" square off in November?
• St. John’s Chocolate Festival March 20
• April Fool’s Day Dance
• College Scholarship available
• There's more to campaign signs in Amityville; election set for Tuesday
• Local area runners invited to Kings Park 15K March 19
• Fire Island Lighthouse Society to hold two programs on March 12
• Public Notices
• Dixieland New York trip for seniors
• K of C Night at the Races March 19
• North Babylon Youth Services to sponsor mini camp and trips
• Vegas Night March 11
• External Diploma Program offered
• Babylon Village Arts Council presents Art show March 12
• Bereavement support group
• On-line registration for Town summer day camp
• Rash of bank robberies in area; similarities noted
• Amityville woman arrested at mall for robbery
• Miles Middle School in Amityville celebrates hispanic heroes, song and dance
• Copiague Middle School participates in “Books and Bagel” breakfast
• Amityville High School welcomes singer/songwriter Jared Campbell
• Copiague’s Susan E. Wiley Elementary students recognize International Day of Peace
• Sometimes change is not for the better
• What the world needs now...
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Volunteering at Good Samaritan Hospital offers students "work that counts"
• Ron Thomson of Amityville, local artist and Viet Nam veteran, at 68
• Candidates' Debate
• Record pet columnist wins national award
• Final approvals near for burnt-out building on Merrick Road and B'dway
• Volunteering at Good Samaritan Hospital offers students "work that counts"
• Amityville Girls varsity soccer team honored
• Mary P. Myton Literary Society January meeting held at LI Home
• Amityville Woman’s clubs meets at the Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club
• Local resident reenlists in New York Army National Guard
• AMHS student Jana Jackson recognized
• St. Martin of Tours K of C recently held basketball free throw contest
• Public Notices
• Spring Home Improvement
• Spring Home Improvement
• Spring Home Improvement
• Join the BBCC as they walk to fight breast cancer
• Local area runners invited to Kings Park 15K March 19
• Last Hope fundraiser
• Winter Art Show March 12
• BACCA adds more shows to its lineup “Groucho, A Life In Review”
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Police seek public's help in solving 3-year-old hit and run
• Green Party peace rally
• Diabetic classes at Tri-Community
• Bush deserves credit for protecting America
• Stern objects to ban on energy drinks; supports value of personal choices
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial: It’s times our unions join the real world
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Pauline Pugliese, Amityville resident, St. Martin’s Minister
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Safe boating resources offered
• Copiague girls JV field hockey team honored
• Northwest School students make apple pie
• Brumidi heart fund dance March 19
• LI Homes to present Oldies but Goodies concert
• Children’s magic show in Deer Park set for March 12
• Bonsai Society root pruning workshop Mar. 11
• Publication from Tony Church to benefit American Cancer Society
• Science of Spirituality meditation workshop to begin on March 8
• Counterfeiters film and discussion on February 27
• Black history month program to be held February 26
• Bay Village Civic Association hosts Amityville candidates
• Village sets hearing on road bond for Feb. 28th
• Assembly, Senate pass bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• Local Folks Make the News
• Help for seniors filing STAR exemption forms
• S.C. Legislature to consider "flying ice" bill
• School officials gear up for tough budget process as major state cuts and tax cap loom
• Amityville Village candidates discuss issues
• Deadline March 1 for filing STAR exemptions
• Celebrating the Village of Amityville
• Public Notices
• A Night at the Races Feb. 26
• Lighthouse offers February programs
• Women’s Empowerment Workshop February 28
• Groucho review rescheduled for Feb. 19
• Country dance Feb. 19
• CCM Program donates to Toys for Tots
• Copiague Chamber of Commerce supports Copiague Fire Department
• Help for divorce, separation and widowhood offered
• Scholars in the News
• Athletes invited to participate in Lazer Run
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• ANA spotlights importance of immunization
• Copiague girls JV field hockey team honored
• From victim to survivor group
• Free lecture on coronary artery disease February 24
• Young boaters course offered in March
• Free marketing seminar for business
• Alice Harman Rose, former Babylon teacher and Copiague board member
• Al Giordano: founder Copiague Little Conference Football League
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Property tax deadline approaching
• Man’s best friend can be found at your local animal shelters
• Guest Editorial:
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville Park Avenue students celebrate Chinese New Year
• Catholic Health Services of Long Island sponsors spiritual care companion program
• Hi-Tech Pharmacal, looking to expand here or move out of state
• CHS band are State Champs
• Citizens are the eyes and ears of Amityville police
• State passes bill eliminating ban on lever voting machines
• Have some in society taken political passion to insanity?
• Setting a standard for civility in America
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• George Beierling, longtime Amityville resident, devoted church volunteer
• Florence Theresa Heimbuch Ricca, longtime Copiague resident, Our Lady of the Assumption Church parishioner
• Public Notices
• St. Paul’s Fellowship Feast February 12
• External Diploma Program offered
• Groucho, A Life in Review Feb. 12 & 13
• American Legion clothing drive
• American Legion Dance February 19
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Correction
• Localwoman'sresident's bra design featured inbreastauctioncancerfundraiserauction
• Park Avenue Elementary School celebrates its winter concert
• Volunteer firefighter recovering from accident
• Crime rate in Village lowest in decade
• Free Gaelic classes offered
• AMHS competes in The Challenge
• Amity H.S. hosts free FAFSA night
• STAR application deadline March 1
• Copiague school to hold kindergarten registration February 7 – 11
• Help for divorce, separation and widowhood offered
• BBCC benefit walk Feb. 5
• VFW Valentine’s Party Feb. 12
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville community celebrates Martin Luther King’s Birthday
• Frosty the Snowman comes to Amityville Village
• What’s old is new again
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Budget process at all levels must be open and honest
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Edward Gunthorpe, Lindenhurst school district teacher, WWII army veteran
• Public Notices
• Amityville & More
• Numerous incidents of violence reported at Westfield Sunrise Mall in Massapequa
• Woman's Club buttons up a successful coat drive
• Copiague administrators pass on raises for coming year
• Village looks to keep High-Tech Pharmacal in Amityville
• Copiague administrators accept zero percent contract
• Giant Snowman in Amityille
• Science of Spirituality workshop series
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Literary Society holds monthly meeting
• Readers speak up about current controversy on electric cars
• The high price of volunteerism
• College aid workshop for Amityville students Feb. 10th
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Kevin Buckley, Amityville Harbor resident, Vietnam veteran
• St Martin's student kicks off recycling program
• Brett Devine, nominated for high honors at Dowling
• Slack not running for Board in March
• Backpacks for children of deployed soldiers
• Public Notices
• What you can do to counter teen prescription drug abuse
• It’s never too late to take the steps needed to improve your health
• Taking a balanced approach – Ingenious Ways To Shed Pounds
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Bill introducted into State Legislature to resolve voting machine snafu
• Winterscape in Amityville Village
• Charlene Bellinger of Amityville becomes Administrative Appeals Judge
• Public Notices
• St. Martin’s School holds Children’s Christmas Boutique
• Literary Society meets
• Amityville Woman’s Club enjoys Christmas Luncheon
• Amityville Library Board to meet
• Blood drive a success
• Students and staff beautify Miles Middle School
• Superintendents’ Council Prez muddied the waters on school taxes on Long Island
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Show snow common sense
• Ed Lowe took a piece of Long Islanders with him
• Last Hope fundraiser lunch Jan. 30
• Amityville & More
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• BACCA presents Grand Folk Railroad Jan. 28
• Brunswick Blood drive to be held Jan. 27
• Brumidi Vegas Night January 21
• Scholarship available for H.S. seniors
• Bay Village Civic Association luncheon January 30
• Auditions for “The Sound of Music” to be held
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Martin Gensler, former West Gilgo and Oak Beach resident, served in the U.S. Marines
• A “Winter Wonderland” in Northwest School
• Who Knew? A Baby Boomer’s Lament Jan. 22
• Local business invests in Copiague kids
• Cahaney sworn in
• Amityville to put road proposition on ballot
• Amityville Woman’s Club goes to NYC
• Talavera graduates from basic training
• Amityville Woman’s Club held a meeting at Unqua Corinthian Yacht Club
• Bethel Church invites public to MLK celebration
• St. Martin of Tours & OLOA Church parishioners receive medals from Bishop
• Amityville resident participates in Breast Cancer Walk
• Amityville student displays art work in museum exhibition
• Long Island Men’s Center holds meeting in Lindenhurst
• Electric cars: A solution that fills up a book of unanswered questions
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• We saw on Saturday the high price we pay for freedom in America
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Michael Stephen Fields, U.S. Air Force Veteran and self-made millionaire
• Copiague man crashes into police car
• Good Samaritan Hospital's first baby of the New Year
• APTC hosts annual holiday boutique
• Amityville student helps educate about AIDS
• Town of Babylon Dept. of Human Services Women's Empowerment Forum Workshop January 24
• Free seminar offered on By the Book Business Solutions January 25
• Antique and Modern Arms Show to be held January 16
• Long Island Men’s Center to meet January 20
• Antique and modern arms show
• BACCA Arts Center presents Groucho, A Life In Revue
• Fire Island Lighthouse Early Morning Tower Tour
• Lady of Assumption Youth Basketball Free Throw Jan. 23
• CM Performing Arts Center is holding auditions
• Martin Luther King birthday celebration January 17
• VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Afternoon at the Races January 16
• Brumidi Vegas Night
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Public Notices
• Patricia Cahaney sworn in as Amityville Historical Society President
• PETS, PETS, PETS
• Amityville & More
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Citizens, like their government, must hunker down in this economic winter
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Wanted: True reform
• Taxpayers, beware, solutions are not as sweet as they seem
• Lillian Wilbur, 90, former resident of Amityville and Babylon villages
• Shoppers assaulted outside Sunrise Mall
• Villages scramble to resolve March election snafu; voters may be forced to use paper ballots
• Blizzard hits hard; Town and Village hit back
• Public Notices
• Unclaimed remains of Veterans to be buried with Military Honors at Calverton
• First baby of the New Year at GSH
• Hepatitis alert: Exposure for those who attended Mass Christmas Day at Our Lady of Lourdes, MPK
• Copiague man arrested for hitting police car
• Shoppers robbed outside Westfiled Mall, Massapequa
• Public Notices
• Copiague Chamber of Commerce supports the VFW
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society Tower Tour January 8 and 9
• Veterans thank sponsors of the Dignity Memorial Vietnam Wall
• Government has weak case against wikileaks founder
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• May we all become better people in 2011
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Geri Cutillo, Amityville resident, loving mother and grandmother
• Alexander Yarmosh, former owner of the Massapequa Taxi Cab Company, WWII Army Sergeant
• Long Island Dahlia Society Class January 20
• Copiague School District to host second annual College Planning Events January 6
• Safe Boating Courses available
• BounceU of Farmingdale to host fundraiser to benefit Cystic Fibrosis
• Babylon Town Tax Receiver reminds residents that 2010/2011 first half taxes are due
• Music Lover’s Expo set for January 16
• Eastern Star hosts Supermarket Basket Bash February 4
• External Diploma Program classes begin January 19
• Allstate honors Copiague’s JamiLynn Fox
• Circle of Love Ministry serves annual dinner to Babylon residents
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amanda Ramirez of AMHS honored for Hispanic Heritage essay
• Saint Martin of Tours School holds annual Santa Breakfast
• Lucky Farmers' Market winner
• Village approves cabaret license for El Rodeo
• Local family celebrates the Gift of Life for the New Year
• Villages scramble to resolve March election snafu
• Bracing for the Blizzard
• Bracing for the Blizzard
• Kiwanis Club beautifies street with a garden bed
• Susan Nifenecker honored
• Treasurer Carpenter advises property owners of taxes due
• Junior League Home Tour
• Annual Tree Lighting, 2010
• Christmas in Amityville
• Knights of Columbus Comedy Night January 29
• Copiague School District offers college planning event Jan. 6
• College Fair shows students options for their future
• Public No-
• Farmingdale Walmart collected food for those in need
• Become a registered NYS Child Day Care provider at Little Flower Day Care
• Parents for Megan’s Law offers No Cost Sex Offender email alerts
• Town of Babylon breaks ground on Wyandanch sewer project
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Homes for returning vets
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• The DWI message well received
• Bush memoirs tell the tale of an illegal war
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Editorial:
• Our Lady of Consolation Nursing and Rehabilitative Care seeks volunteers
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Marjorie Alma Lander, former professor
• Helen Pellicio, former Amityville resident, St. Martin of Tours Church volunteer
• Iovino Family Service League offers Teen Anger Management classes
• Copiague Girls Vasity Soccer Team Kicks Cancer
• Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center holds 8th annual tree and Nativity scene lighting
• Women find hope in working together to fight breast cancer
• Amityville Village extends cabaret license for El Rodeo
• Autumn Surf Fishing Cup is a big success
• Miles Middle School in Amityville celebrates hispanic heroes, song and dance
• Copiague Middle School participates in “Books and Bagel” breakfast
• Amityville High School welcomes singer/songwriter Jared Campbell
• Copiague’s Susan E. Wiley Elementary students recognize International Day of Peace
• Karen Hines, former Amityville resident, caring passionate person
• Denise Bourgard, former Amityville resident, worked in family’s hair salon
• Guest Commentary
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• ‘Tis the season of giving
• Christmas Spectacular at Bethel AME Church Sunday
• First Homebuyers workshop
• Local gym holding toy drive Friday
• SCNB opens and Amityville welcomes it
• St. Mark’s hosts Celebration Brass concert December 19
• Reservist Kendale Getaw graduates
• New Suffolk County initiative will help protect homeowners from unscrupulous "green" contractors
• ASD meeting new challenge of higher enrollment and ESL students
• Good Samaritan Hospital Earns High Marks From Joint Commission
• Public Notices
• Town of Babylon assembles Homeland Security and HazMat team
• NSHC creates website for hospital analysis information
• Amityville Artists Circle presents “ Transitions”
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Additional remains found at Gilgo Beach
• Taxi driver shot to death in Copiague
• Police seek public's help in identifying remains found at Oak Beach
• New County law will protect homeowners from fraudulent green contractors
• Deauville Gardens students learn fire safety
• St. Martin of Tours School installs student officers
• The annual Turkey Bowl - an Amityville tradition
• Girl Scouts present gift to newborn at Good Samaritan Hospital
• St. Martin’s joins the Market
• Amityville Woman’s Club held its Halloween luncheon
• Amityville student participates in museum exhibition
• Massapequas Our Lady of Lourdes Church parishioners receive medals from pastor
• Amityville resident participates in Breast Cancer Walk
• Long Island Men’s Center holds meeting in Lindenhurst
• A message from the American Red Cross during the holidays
• Bush should assume responsibility for war in Iraq
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Know the law and know your limits this holiday and don’t drive drunk
• Stan Stiansen, former Amityville resident, Army Veteran
• Public Notices
• Lindenhurst man charged in fatal DWI accident in Amityville
• Leg. Gregory kicks off holiday food drive with Island Harvest
• Book signing to be held Dec. 15
• Youth Free Throw Contest Jan. 22
• LI Mens Center meets Dec. 16
• Levy honors Copiague resident
• Two vie for Commissioner's post in Copiague Fire District; vote Dec. 14
• St. Martin students lend a hand
• Amityvlle man graduates from basic infantry training
• Amityville High School One of Only 10 U.S. Schools Recognized for High Achievement
• St. William’s Christmas Fair December 4 & 5
• Fire Island Lighthouse Preservation Society reenactment of the Flying Santa December 11
• Amityville Historical Society annual Holiday Party December 12
• Kings Park High School has Two Holiday performances
• Christina Renna Foundation Gala Dance to be held January 14
• Benefit concert for the Inn Soup Kitchen December 12
• Toys for Tots event Dec. 11
• BACCA Concert December 10
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville & More
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Copiague students chosen to perform at All-County Festival
• Amityville High School students say and show their peace
• St. Martin learns about anti-bullying
• Northeast Elementary School celebrates Grandparents Day
• Veterans Day in Amityville 2010
• Amityville Soccer — kick it around!
• 13th Annual Optimist Fall Series
• Sean Schafer reaches out to Peter King
• Sugar tax will benefit state coffers and New Yorkers’ health
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• Ken Brown, U.S Navy veteran and husband of formerTown Councilwoman
• Public Notices
• 9/11 Memorial gets a little help from friends
• Local athletes recognized
• Amityville Chamber hosts “A Taste of Amityville” during restaurant week
• Cub Scout wreath sale
• Reading of “A Christmas Carol” Dec. 11 benefits needy animals
• Children’s Christmas Activity night program Dec. 3
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Helping Hands announces 21st annual holiday toy drive
• FUMC hosts Amahl and the Night Visitors December 3
• Meditation retreat to be held December 4
• Christina Renna dance gala to be held January 14
• Pearl Harbor Anniversary Memorial Ceremony Dec. 7
• Lindenhurst Man charged in fatal DWI accident
• Lindenhurst Man charged in fatal DWI accident
• Babylon Village becomes first in county to offer WiFi; Copiague to follow
• Babylon town 9/11 Memorial gets a little help from friends
• Local athletes honored
• Amityville musicians selected for All-State and All-County Honors
• Student artist Giselle Rivas’ work to be displayed
• Amityville teachers provide free school supplies to community
• Copiague students participate in school orientation
• Deer Park bone marrow donor drive to benefit Karl Zaharia to be held December 4
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Distracted driving is dangerous driving
• Guest Editorial:
• Odessa Price McClurkin, Amityville resident, church mother
• Public Notices
• IN THE NEWS
• TheCradle of Aviation honors former Amityville resident Astronaut Kevin Kregel
• Bethel A.M.E. celebrates 195 years
• St. Paul’s fundraiser concert
• Lindy Blood drive to be held
• T-Mobile partners with USMC for Toys for Tots Program
• NY Bridge health insurance plan now available
• NYS Child Day Care registration
• Free food for senior citizens
• Women’s empowerment forum workshop to be held Nov. 29
• Help the homeless and needy stay warm this winter
• Babylon Town hosts Annual Run for Warriors
• Long Island Hope for Warriors Run
• St. William’s Christmas Fair December 10
• Christmas Fair Dec. 4
• Ovations Dance Repertory to perform TheNutcracker Dec. 12
• Duck Lighting December 1
• Deborah Hospital Children’s Christmas Party Dec. 4
• Village Lampost decorating Dec. 1
• Amityville Village Tree Lighting December 4
• TheNutcracker at SUNY Old Westbury December 4
• Babylon Town lights Menorah and Tree
• 13th Annual Optimist Fall Series
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Town Food Pantry needs donations
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville Soccer
• FBHS Presents Long Island and the Civil War November 21
• North Amityville Seniors host Annual Senior Olympics
• Veterans Day Flag presentation was inspiring
• Amityville Post Office delivers quality service
• Violence is not the mark of the Muslim faith
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• Samuel Williams: Former Amityville School Board President
• Public Notices
• Walmart presses town for expansion approval in F'dale
• 'Twas the very witching hour in Amityville
• Amityville Rotar y Club’s Annual Apple Fest
• Music lover’s expo November 21
• Community Presbyterian Church Christmas Fair Dec. 4
• Town Food Pantry needs donations
• Amityville Fire Department drill team participates in tournament
• Country Western Hoedown Nov. 20
• Babylon community Thanksgiving service Nov. 21
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville & More
• Babylon Town Hosts LI Run for Warriors
• Amityville Rotar y Club’s Annual Apple Fest
• St. Monica’s Guild meets Nov. 15
• St. Martin Thanksgiving Food Drive underway
• Babylon High School Class of 2000 reunion Nov. 27
• St. Joseph’s Thrift Shop to hold half price sale
• St. Martin’s students serve the community
• Dahlia society meets Nov. 18
• St. Martins hosts 8th grade Confirmation class
• Vendors needed for Christmas Craft Fair
• Mosque at Ground Zero is more an offense to victims and their families than an expression of faith
• Mangano Funeral Home holds toy drive for Long Island’s needy children
• Another “thank you” in order
• Amityville Woman’s Club honors Rachel Erath
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Christmas Fair December 4
• Adrienne Miller, former Junior League Women’s Club President
• Deborah Hospital Children’s Christmas Party Dec. 4
• Kay Meinert, nurse at Brunswick Hospital in Amityville
• Celebrations Brass presents$ 2c.o0n0 cOeFrFt P NROoPvAeNmEber 14
• Public Notices
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Farmers Market closed
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• New voting machines raise concern over secret ballot; some voters say privacy was compromised
• Amityville Teachers Association Walk makes strides against cancer
• Election Results: Something for everyone to celebrate
• Police seek public's help in apprehending rapist
• New voting machines raise concern among voters
• Babylon High School Class of 2000 reunion November 27
• Business Expo November 4
• We should take a lesson from America’s Greatest Generation
• Deborah Hospital Children’s Christmas party Dec. 4
• Guest Editorial:
• Christina Renna dance gala to be held December 23
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Fundraiser for Children’s Medical Center Nov. 17
• Chris Urban, 16, Copiague student, musician and athlete
• A Night at the Races
• Henry Hering, former Amityville resident, Grumman employee and Navy veteran
• Leg. Gregory hosts College Fair Nov. 13th
• Public Notices
• Amityville Farmers Market open through Saturday, November 20
• Drug testing kits available to Amityville Village parents
• Veteran’s Day Memorial Service November 7
• What will the Complete Street look like and how much will they cost?
• Leg. Horsley teams up with Island Harvest’s Food Drive
• The streets: They're not just for speeding cars anymore!
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• IN THE NEWS
• Amityville Police apprehend subject charged in attempted robbery; local burglaries solved
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Simpson Church hosting events on Alzheimer’s
• The Nutcracker Suite Dec. 11 - 12
• St. Patrick’s Chinese auction Nov. 6
• ELECTON RESULTS: Republicans take NYS Senate and House of Representatives
• Gasoline station closed following fire yesterday
• Public Notices
• Some intriguing questions about government
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Guest Editorial:
• Joe Nowotny, Copiague Fire Department Chief
• Public Notices
• One seriously injured when bus and tanker collide; traffic on Sunrise Highway tied up for hours
• A Halloween treat at Lauder Museum
• Amityville Historical Society holds annual dinner and fundraiser
• St. John’s annual fair to be held Nov. 4
• Bethel A.M.C. in Copiague celebrates its 195th anniversary
• Free seminar on bereavement and coping with the holidays
• VFW presents A Night at the Races November 6
• Women’s Club luncheon to be held November 19
• Amityville Soccer News—
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville Schools set levy;
• 195th anniversary Amityville & More
• Voters' Guide to Local Races: Town of Babylon
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Letter uplifting
• AMITY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL COMPETES AGAINST GREENWICH HIGH SCHOOL IN FIRST ROUND OF MSG VARSITY’S THE CHALLENGE
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Now is the time to investigate health care plan alternatives
• Amityville Club is hosting Chinese auction
• NAACP to hold Meet the Candidates Forum October 27
• Fire Island Lantern Light House Tour October 23
• Amityville’s Long Island Growers’ Market is expanded
• Play golf to support the Babylon Breast Cancer Coalition
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Holiday craft fair vendors needed
• Copiague students e enjoy orientation barbecues
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Decorate Village lamp posts for autumn Oct. 27
• Constitutional question vital
• Last Hope Animal Rescue to throw Mardi Gras Dinner Nov. 4
• Guest Editorial:
• Craft vendors needed
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Hispanic Heritage Festival October 23
• William Bradley, Amityville resident, family patriarch
• Fire Island Lighthouse up-coming events
• Public Notices
• Lindenhurst Historical Society meets October 28
• Vietnam Wall replica comes to our area
• Annual Barn Dance to be held at St. John’s Lutheran November 13
• One dead, three injured in Sunday’s plane crash in East Farmingdale
• Long Island Family Festival
• Town to deliver $3.5 million tax cut; budget hearing Thursday, November 4th
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Amityville Club to host dinner and Chinese Auction to benefit Ronald McDonald House
• Amityville Artists Circle installs new offifficers
• Amityville Schools set levy; conduct evaluation of 21st Century program
• Don Budde recognized as leading professional in New York State
• It's Happenin' At Your Library
• Dominican Village Vendors needed
• Healthy Ideas
• Lindenhurst Chiropractor among three injured in plane crash yesterday
• Good Shepherd offers seminars for coping with the Holidays
• Police charge homeless man in five commercial burglaries
• Chinese auction Nov. 7
• Bands from all over Long Island take part in Copiague competition
• Massapequa Chamber of Commerce Business Expo Nov. 4
• Field of Honor planned for Veterans Day; order your flag
• Temple Sinai hosts Chinese auction Oct. 17
• Registration underway for LI Warrior Run
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Concert to be held at First Presbyterian Church of Babylon
• GSB Audobon Society to host SOS Splash speaker
• Vendors needed for holiday craft fair
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Sinatra tribute and dinner at Our Lady of the Assumption Oct. 22
• Amityville Soccer — kick it around!
• Yoga workshop offered Oct. 16
• Cablevision boxing us in
• $2.00 OFF PROPANE BBCC golf outing October 25
• This country needs another tax revolt
• Night at the Races October 23
• Cartoon
• Chinese auction
• Good Shepherd Hospice schedules bereavement groups DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Amityville Woman’s Club hosts Opening Tea
• It’s Happenin’ At Your Library
• BACCA honors Supervisor Bellone
• Public Notices Your right to know
• TheBabylon Citizens Council on the Arts announces our Autumn Art Series
• Our Lady of Consolation seeks volunteers
• Bonsai show and competition to be held October 23
• Legislator Gregory’s “Shed the Meds” event a success
• ® Holiday Chinese auction Nov. 4
• Israel makes fact gathering visit to Amityville
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Corinne Whitaker, Copiague Post Office employee
• Last Hope Animal Rescue to hold free rabies vacine clinic Oct. 10
• Anne Brouillard, Amityville resident, loving mother
• Pets for Adoption
• DEATH NOTICES Joseph Gdoviak, owner G & G Contracting in Copiague
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Myton Literary Society holds meeting at Lauder museum
• Vietnam Memorial Wall replica comes to Long Island
• New teachers pact in Copiague Schools offers district monetary givebacks
• Trip to Bear Mountain
• OLL to host Sock Hop October 16
• Warriors play under the lights; defeat Rocky Point 36-6 at homecoming
• Islip Town needs vendors for craft fairs
• Amityville Fire Department 2010 T.O.B. Softball Champions
• Military Bridge night October 15
• Earn your high school diploma
• Canta Libre chamber ensemble October 14
• Amityville Soccer— kick it around!
• Nutrition for Women Forum October 13
• Lisa Lahrmer to wed Ensign Daniel Umpa
• Chrysanthemum Ball Oct. 23
• Stamp of disapproval for Amity’s PO facilities
• Chinese auction Nov. 7
• America must put its ideals of religious tolerance into practice
• Technology isn’t cruel; people are
• BVAC to hold cocktail party and fundraiser October 13
• Hope rises at Citifield
• Thomas H. Smith Ragamuffin parade
• Homeless man arrested by Suffolk Police
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Ascension Lutheran Church to hold Blessing of the Animals service
• Dignity Memorial® Vietnam Wall comes to Long Island
• Community Presbyterian Church Rummage Sale Oct. 20
• Sixth grade teachers and Amityville School District reach accord on long-standing lawsuit
• Last Hope Animal Rescue free rabies clinic October 10
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Amityville teachers provide free school supplies to the community
• Earn your High School Diploma
• Science of Spirituality Meditation Center retreat scheduled to take place October 23
• Military Bridge night October 15
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Community Presbyterian rummage sale Oct. 20
• Fire Department blood drive to be held October 4
• Ragamuffin parade scheduled for Oct. 30
• What Are TheyReally Thinking?
• Islip Town needs vendors for craft fairs
• In the case of the NYC Mosque, Bloomberg has it right
• BVAC to honor Sen. Johnson October 13
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Little Flower Day Care Network seeks Child Care applicants
• Editorial:
• Raynor Family Association annual reunion
• Dominic Minicozzi, Grumman Supervisor and loving father
• LIMC to host Steve Israel question and answer session
• It's Happenin' At Your Library
• Christ Episcopal Church sets date for Chinese Auction
• Public Notices
• Babylon Day Unit County Homemakers to meet Oct. 16
• Amityville Soccer—kick it around!
• Sons of Italy seeks new members
• Amityville Hosts Babylon Town Fire Department Parade and Drill
• Why Rent When You Can Own Get Together!
• North Amityville Seniors host Babylon Senior Olympics
• Friends of Connetquot lecture series continues Sept. 25
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Christ Episcopal to host Chinese auction Oct. 22
• Thomas Wiswall of Amityville, served in U.S Navy
• Sons of Italy hosts membership drive Oct. 7
• It's Happenin' At Your Library
• Ascension Lutheran offers blessing of the pets Oct. 2
• Public Notices
• Babylon pet fair at Tanner Park to be held September 25
• Chinese auction to be held October 1
• Grateful Greyhounds picnic September 25
• Amityville Village Board to set fees for rental permits at next meeting
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Copiague School District recognizes staff members
• Amityville & More
• The Amityville Rockets dominate in their first game of the season
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Amityville students participate in Math and English summer programs
• Army Reserve Abigail T. Smith graduates basic combat training
• Program sets September 25th as day to support local downtowns
• Copiague Secretary to the Superintendent recognized
• September 2nd fire still under investigation by Arson detectives
• Amityville Girl Scouts receive Presidents Volunteer Service Award
• Tournament of Bands at Copiague High School Athletic Field September 26
• Doppy Open Golf Tournament was held at Middle Island Country Club
• Temple Sinai hosts Chinese auction Oct. 17
• Photos
• Homemakers meet Oct. 6
• Pastor Jones’ threats are dangerous to America
• Islip Town needs vendors for craft fairs
• Work of Great South Bay Society is to be commended
• S.C. Clerk Pascale advises veterans on obtaining peddlers permits
• Spend $25 on September 25th —And Help Preserve Our Downtown areas
• Amityville welcomes Babylon firefighters in parade
• Senior Volunteers Wanted
• Peace-loving Muslims in America must speak up against those who have hijacked their faith
• Little Flower Day Care is recruiting Day Care providers
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Legislator Gregory holds first “Do you Know your Rights” seminar at Farmingdale State Co
• Theyanswer the call to serve their community
• Farmingdale Baptist Church Drama scheduled for Oct. 9
• Eleanor Vosper, longtime Amityville resident loving mother
• Copiague Funeral manager elected president of NYFSFDA
• Public Notices
• West Islip Country Fair
• Great weekend Coming up in Amityville!
• BACCA holding Autumn Art Series
• Man seriously injured in motorcycle accident in Amityville
• Meditation for Everyday with John Bednarik Sept. 25
• Police hiring debate brings arresting war of words
• Bethel A.M.E. Church Anniversary and Recovery event September 19
• Amityville Schools open; staff attends leadership forum
• St. Monicas Guild meeting on September 20
• Nassau Hibernians invite all to celebrate September 19
• Earn your High School Diploma
• Safe Boating Courses
• Amityville Homecoming "illuminated "
• Sardiello Auxiliary Unit Oktoberfest October 2
• Amityville Rotary Club Apple Festival October 2
• Copiague Middle School hosted a Career Day
• Last Hope Golf benefit
• Long Island Country Music Association Dance September 25
• Amityville students warned about State’s Zero Tolerance Policy on Drunk Driving
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Good Shepherd Hospice Bereavement Group meetings
• Marine Corps. William Umana completes Basic Engineer Technician course
• Amityville and more
• Amityville Artists Studio tour will be held Oct. 9
• The Egglinger and McCall Families announce engagement
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bash September 24
• MANA hosts "Rock the Block" event; great crowds; great day!
• Little Flower Day Care is recruiting Day Care providers
• Students avoid unhealthy snacks as part of Healthy Snack Day
• Legislator Gregory holds first “Do you Know your Rights” seminar at Farmingdale State Co
• Copiague Board of Education honors retirees at special ceremony
• Summertime learning for Amityville students in B.E.S.T program
• Farmingdale Baptist Church Drama scheduled for Oct. 9
• Amityville residents seek help in finding vandals
• Mercy Inn needs volunteers
• We paid a high price for the lessons of 9/11
• Congregation Beth-El Vendors Wanted for Holiday Boutique
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• United Cerebral Palsy of Suffolk 5K Walk October 2
• Betsy Turk, Amityville school teacher, Long Island Wrestling Foundation volunteer
• Town of Babylon Annual Fall Festival Oct. 16
• Public Notices
• K of C Oktoberfest Oct 1.
• GOP gubernatorial primary Tuesday
• Sardiello Auxiliary Unit Oktoberfest October 2
• 10-alarm blaze levels building in Amityville
• West Islip Country Fair Sept. 26
• Bethel A.M.E. Church Anniversary and Recovery event September 19
• Meditation for Everyday with John Bednarik September 25
• Fundraiser and Kickboxing benefit Sept. 12
• September 11th Services
• St. Monicas Guild meeting on September 20
• This week’s Calendar of Events
• Women’s Empowerment Workshop Sept. 13
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bash Sept. 24
• Senior Volunteers Wanted
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Are you ready for a visit from Earl?
• Amityville and more
• Dorothy Strick, former Amityville resident
• Ten-alarm blaze in Amityville; arson suspected
• Patricia Jamilkowski, W.W.II Veteran, Amityville resident
• Public Notices
• Gilbert Potter Chapter of Amityville held their annual luncheon
• Amityville Senior is honored Senior of the Year 2010
• Hurricane Season is here; check your emergency plans
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Community reaches out to help firefighter
• One APO injured in arrest of man wanted for rape and larceny
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bash Sept. 24
• Vendors needed for Fall Fesitval
• Community Presbyterian Church Craft Fair Sept. 25
• Vendors needed for Trinity Lutheran Fair
• Fight for a Cause 9/11 fundraiser
• Americans must learn the lessons taught by the Founding Fathers
• Darshan Mela Spiritual Fair September 12
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Ten-alarm blaze in Amityville; arson suspected
• Eastern Star Supermarket Bash Sept. 24
• Vendors needed for Fall Fesitval
• Community Presbyterian Church Craft Fair Sept. 25
• Vendors needed for Trinity Lutheran Fair
• Fight for a Cause 9/11 fundraiser
• Americans must learn the lessons taught by the Founding Fathers
• Darshan Mela Spiritual Fair September 12
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Are you ready for a visit from Earl?
• Amityville and more
• Dorothy Strick, former Amityville resident
• Early morning blaze destroys buildings in Amityville
• Patricia Jamilkowski, W.W.II Veteran, Amityville resident
• Public Notices
• Gilbert Potter Chapter of Amityville held their annual luncheon
• Amityville Senior is honored Senior of the Year 2010
• Hurricane Season is here; check your emergency plans
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• Community reaches out to help firefighter
• One APO injured in arrest of man wanted for rape and larceny
• Our Lady of Consolation offers discounted meals for seniors
• Burton Koza Jr. retire; longtime teacher worked at OLPH 37 years
• Our Lady of Grace Choirs seeks new members Celebrating 35 years
• Public Notices
• Sons of Italy to host art auction Sept. 25
• Who tortured this dog? Police seek public's help
• Babylon High School class of 1950 reunion September 16
• Police sting shows compliance to law on sale of alcohol and tobacco to minors
• Horsley sponsors blood drive Sept. 10th
• Celebrating Native American Culture in Babylon
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Moving Sale at Horror House offered something for everyone
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• United States Power Squadron offering Young Adult education course
• Police identify woman murdered in Lindenhurst
• The James Street Players to hold fall musical auditions
• Our Lady of Consolation to hold fall festival
• Vendors wanted for arts and crafts fair Sept. 11
• School’s Open – Drive Carefully
• Bereavement group offered Sept. 27-Nov. 15
• Anti-mosque sentiment is modern twist to an old form of discrimination
• Little Flower Day Care network recruitment
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Career coach Michael Coritsidis to speak at Lindenhurst Memorial Library, Aug. 26
• Let’s help our kids have a successful school year
• American Legion Auxiliary to hold Italian night dance
• Barbara Holmquest Gotz, gifted pianist, longtime Amityville resident
• The Grand Hotels of Amityville at Lauder Museum
• Reverend Robert Hyatt, served Amityville
• Become a Friend of Senior America
• Louise Brockhoff, lifelong Amityville resident and local business owner
• APOs arrest subject wanted for rape and grand larceny
• Flash: Lost Dog
• Amityville Horror house draws bargain hunters, the curious
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Charles Yates, Copiague resident, Good Samaritan Hospital employee
• North Amityville
• Ralph Bevilacqua, former Amityville High School graduate, employed by the U.S. Navy
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Woodrow Wilson Cromarty, former resident of Amityville, WWII Army Veteran
• Public Notices
• Tougher DWI law in effect this week; mandates ignition interlocking devices on vehicles of convicted
• The Beginning Experience offers a weekend support group
• Science of Spirituality Meditation retreat to be held August 21
• BACCA Bluegrass concert Aug. 21
• Amityville Woman’s Club holds its Summer Supper Party
• Our Lady of Consolation offers discounted meals
• Eclectic Café presents Spuyten Duyvil on September 11
• Audubon Society meeting September 16
• Airman Ty A. Morrison graduates from basic military training
• Friends of Connetquot will present “From Sportsmen’s Club to Park Preserve” lectur
• Wayne R. Horsley acknowledges educator Koza’s career
• Amityville Fire Company Golf Classic September 13
• Amityville Artists Circle presents Shirley Ilsley Malone Incentive Award
• Westminster United Presbyterian Church Flea Market September 11
• AMHS graduate joins medical practice in NC
• Brumidi Lodge Hawaiian Luau August 28
• Copiague man wins Farmers Market Veggies
• Today's Post, Aug. 18: Dog tortured; police seek public's help
• Thisweek’s Calendar of Events
• Women’s Open Forum on financial wellness Aug. 16
• St. Monica’s meets Aug. 16
• Choir members wanted
• Donations wanted for drive to benefit needy Suffolk Children
• Today's post: Aug. 12: Tougher DWI law takes effect Suday
• Career help offered Aug. 26
• Amity Elementary school students host a prime time celebration for Dr. Seuss
• Math and fun go hand in hand during Family Math Night
• Blood drive to be held August 18
• Great Neck Road Elementary School makes fitness fun
• VBS begins Aug. 23
• Outrage should apply equally to all!
• Stop World Hunger to host tennis tournament Aug. 28
• Is America headed in the wrong direction?
• Music program continues August 19 at Old Village Hall Museum
• Now, more coverage of our community, online and in print
• Italian Night dance Sept. 18
• Another great job for our vets
• Self esteem group begins Sept. 9
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Public Notices
• Erich Woll of Amityville, veteran and Sperry employee
• Amityville & More
• Retired teacher raises $100,000 for charity ­— a can, a bottle and a nickel at a time
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Babylon Welcomes its Wounded Warriors
• Today's post, Aug. 11: Police seek help in locating two who broke into NA home
• Summer Fun at Amityville Beach
• Amityville students take part in annual Special Olympics
• Career help offered Aug. 26
• St. Martin’s students take a trip to the library
• Breast cancer luncheon to be held Sept. 25
• Amityville athletes honored for their dedication
• Fuschillo blood drive to be held Aug. 17
• Please meet our local scholars
• Vendors needed
• North Amityville Fire Company hosts golf classic to benefit Chief Gooch September 13
• Vegas night August 6
• Amityville health educator recognized for tobacco-use prevention efforts
• Senior Citizen Contest underway
• Get involved in Scouting’s oral history project
• This Week’s events
• DRAWING CONCLUSIONS
• Pets, Pets, Pets
• Eat well and protect LI’s heritage at the same time
• Dick Albrecht, Amityville resident and aeronautical engineer
• Lynne James, Amityville resident, at 50
• Lynn Flora, formerly of Copiague
• Freddy Galvez: 20 year member of the Amityville Fire Department
• Public Notices
• Amityville Park Avenue principal heads to court on DWI charges
• Smooth sailing along Great South Bay in Amityville
• Trick or Treat
• General Meeting
• FREE Seller Secrets Webinar
• Annual Holiday Party
• Buyers Tax Credit Update
• FAQ on the updated First Time Buyers Tax Credit
• Amityville Kiwanis Inducts New Officers and Board
• The Amityville Historical Society invites the community to their General Meeting
• 2nd Annual Field of Honor
• Amityville Kiwanis installed it's newest member
• Amityville Kiwanis Awards Local High School Seniors
• Amityville Kiwanis' 60th Anniversary Celebration
• FREE ID Kits for all Ages at the Heritage Fair
• Amityville Kiwanis installed it's newest member
• The 40th Annual Heritage Fair
• Amityville Kiwanis installed it's newest member
• First Time Home Buyer's Seminar
• Kiwanis One Day
• Valentines Day at Broadlawn Manor Nursing Home
• BRAVO ELECTRIC VEHICLES WELCOMES MOTORWORKS CLEAN VEHICLES AS A NEW AUTHORIZED DEALER
• Joanne Mills awarded Distiguished Glub Award
• Mayor's Spring Social
• Core Four Business Planning Course
• A Prayer of Salvation

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